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What was the last film you watched?
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Friday the 13th - part 3 (1982)
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Singin' in the Rain, starring Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor and Debbie Reynolds.
This is often called the greatest musical of all time but I just don't see it. There are any number of musicals I prefer to this one. Including some of Kelly's own such as On the Town and Brigadoon.
This is often called the greatest musical of all time but I just don't see it. There are any number of musicals I prefer to this one. Including some of Kelly's own such as On the Town and Brigadoon.
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Land of the pharaohs (1955) with Joan Collins. 
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The movie alternates between a Stephen King type of a story and a Shutter Island twist. I would have preferred the first, but it turned out to be the latter (probably because it's the most popular and modern solution).
Pity that they created all this eerie stuff only to retcon it as a mad man's memory in the final-final twist.
Unless the writers are also part of the conspiracy….
Pity that they created all this eerie stuff only to retcon it as a mad man's memory in the final-final twist.
Unless the writers are also part of the conspiracy….
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Bah! Horrible sequel.
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The movie alternates between a Stephen King type of a story and a Shutter Island twist. I would have preferred the first, but it turned out to be the latter (probably because it's the most popular and modern solution).
Pity that they created all this eerie stuff only to retcon it as a mad man's memory in the final-final twist.
Unless the writers are also part of the conspiracy….
Me too!!! I liked it. What did you think?
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I had been so looking forward to this and I'm pleased to say it didn't disappoint. There's some debate as to whether it was necessary, and it probably wasn't. Unlike many fans I was very happy with how Breaking Bad ended including Jessie's final scenes. I would have been quite happy to leave it that, but who's gonna say no to more Breaking Bad?? We get some interesting flashbacks with some of the shows biggest characters intertwined with a narrative that sees Jessie in a fight for survival that's for the most part quite exciting. There are some very memorable scenes and I was happy with how it ended. Definitely worth seeing for die hard BB fans.
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Is that Linda Evans picture from Dynasty? It looks amazing!
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Thanks! No it's just one I made. It would have been nice to see Krystle more casual and outdoorsy like this from time to time. And her hair is so nice like this without all the hairspray.
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The Little Mermaid
I've never seen this in full before but I remember watching the animated spin-off series some time ago. To be honest her earlier undersea adventures in that show are more enjoyable than watching her give up her life for legs to marry the landlubber prince.
I've never seen this in full before but I remember watching the animated spin-off series some time ago. To be honest her earlier undersea adventures in that show are more enjoyable than watching her give up her life for legs to marry the landlubber prince.
It could almost be Audra Barkley from The Big Valley later in her life.
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What a fabulous twist!
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Based on the Greek tradgedy Iphigenia, this was one weird and twisted movie, and I kind of loved it. It continually shocked and surprised me as it grew ever more dark and bizarre. Most of the performances are great, especially from the younger members of the cast, but Colin Farrell feels somehow out of place and I would have preferred someone else in the role. The actors mostly deliver their lines in a deadpan, matter-of-fact kind of way, which works for Nicole Kidman and the kids, but not so much in Farrell's performance. Also it was nice to see Alicia Silverstone in something again. It's not exactly a horror movie, but it sure as hell is unsettling. It messes with your head as it's hard to get a handle on characters motives and emotions, and the plot doesn't fill in all the blanks, so there's a constant tension and sense of dread and mystery.
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I like the sound of this. Kidman and Farrell both starred in the remake of the Beguiled, but I didn't like that as much as the original. Nothing to do with their performances though. More the directors choices. I think I will try and see this.Based on the Greek tradgedy Iphigenia, this was one weird and twisted movie, and I kind of loved it. It continually shocked and surprised me as it grew ever more dark and bizarre. Most of the performances are great, especially from the younger members of the cast, but Colin Farrell feels somehow out of place and I would have preferred someone else in the role. The actors mostly deliver their lines in a deadpan, matter-of-fact kind of way, which works for Nicole Kidman and the kids, but not so much in Farrell's performance. Also it was nice to see Alicia Silverstone in something again. It's not exactly a horror movie, but it sure as hell is unsettling. It messes with your head as it's hard to get a handle on characters motives and emotions, and the plot doesn't fill in all the blanks, so there's a constant tension and sense of dread and mystery.