Red Mosquito

Also I watched Saving Mr. Banks a few nights ago. It was nice.

theplatypus wrote:Invited to the Argentine premiere of Llewyn Davis. I already watched it in Colombia and was kind of underwhelmed, but I think it's worth a second watch. Especially if it's for free.

Maybe you can enjoy the music more this time.

The songs are nice, I just wish they were performed by other people. That barbershop quartet version of "The Auld Triangle" was awful.

turned2black wrote:Watched My Neighbor Totoro again last night. Such a simple and beautiful movie.

I showed my little siblings Ponyo a few weeks ago and they were put off by the animation at first (these kids are used to CGI movies or Saturday-morning Nickelodeon animation as the norm) but they fell in love with it

Why was Timberlake in that movie. seemed like a bad fit. Otherwise I liked it.

BurtReynolds wrote:Why was Timberlake in that movie. seemed like a bad fit. Otherwise I liked it.

He plays the good-natured optimist really well.

My day off. I'm going to eat a Jack's pizza & watch one of Kobe Bryant's favorite movies:

42

I hope it's the best movie ever made.

Harry Lime wrote:My day off. I'm going to eat a Jack's pizza & watch one of Kobe Bryant's favorite movies:

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I hope it's the best movie ever made.

it is

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Harry Lime wrote:My day off. I'm going to eat a Jack's pizza & watch one of Kobe Bryant's favorite movies:

42

I hope it's the best movie ever made.

it is

i bet you haven't even seen it

Harry Lime wrote:

Coach wrote:My favorite movie based on a true story is probably All the President's Men.

You mean one of the best movies in general.

I remember first seeing that movie when I was like 13. I had no idea what the hell was going on, but it was amazing.

No doubt. It's in my Top Five. All time great.

I'm hearing nothing but glowing reports from all quarters about the Lego movie.

I have to see it.

It's the best film I've seen all year.

malice wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Harry Lime wrote:My day off. I'm going to eat a Jack's pizza & watch one of Kobe Bryant's favorite movies:

42

I hope it's the best movie ever made.

it is

i bet you haven't even seen it

i dang well have

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

malice wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Harry Lime wrote:My day off. I'm going to eat a Jack's pizza & watch one of Kobe Bryant's favorite movies:

42

I hope it's the best movie ever made.

it is

i bet you haven't even seen it

i dang well have

watch your mouth, young man

Not related but Richard Dreyfus just did an interview on Irish tv. And he was fuckin awesome.
Spoke with such heart and passion. And not once about the wearing of the green as it were.
Fair play for a guy his age he owned it.

Richard Dreyfus is a weird, weird dude.

Fine actor. Aged quickly. Not a lot of actors can emit that kind of energy. And thanks to my favorite bio/documentary, I'll always associate Theodore Roosevelt's voice with his.

West of Memphis

theplatypus wrote:It's the best film I've seen all year.

Going tomorrow.
Wearing that rosey glow of knowing something is going to be great. And expectations will be met.

durdencommatyler wrote:Richard Dreyfus is a weird, weird dude.

I got that but I understood it. He was really passionate and well spoken and totally self effacing but gracious when relentlessly hit with th whole jaws thing and his Oscar win at such an early age.
New found respect for him.

(Earlier today he met the granddaughter of Robert shaw, his Irish co star in jaws(quint?)she had never met her grandad and he was able to tell her all these stories about him and all the magic he brought to jaws and all the other work he'd done.
It was a cool interview.