Gonna have to hunt down Hoosiers to rewatch it. Heard that Hackman thought it would bomb. Not sure if it was a hit at the time but certainly is well loved now.
Movies, TV shows you are watching.
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I watched the "We Own This City" mini-series on MAX about the corruption in the Baltimore City police. It's a great series from guys who made "The Wire." And then finally got to see "The Brutalist." It has fantastic acting and some of the year's best cinematography, and it is definitely not an easy watch.
I picked up season 4 of Moonlighting. I have the first 3 seasons and haven't seen 4 since the 80's. I know Mark Harmon was on the show as Maddie's boyfriend. I also picked up the Car's first album it's great. Since you're gone, just what I needed, my best friend's girlfriend, Bye bye Love. Never owned that album before. Every other song is a hit.
Currently watching Taken the series on Amazon prime..not the movie Taken with Liam Neeson. Decent watch and it has Jennifer Beals in it and man is she still smoking hot. Hope that's appropriate to say in this context @bleediteveryday30 🤣🤣🤣
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That is such a great show but sheds light on the corruption. The sad thing is is that it goes on in almost every dept. but in Baltimore it was bad!
Saw Smile 2 and thought it was bad. Shame because I really liked the first one.
The Righteous Gemstones is one of the funniest television shows right now. Anything Danny McBride does is damn comedy gold.
I rewatched Smile 2 and liked it.
Its just weird but very original. Saw Imaginary, very good horror movie.
Its just weird but very original. Saw Imaginary, very good horror movie.
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Watch The Substance and Strange Darling, two of the best from last year.
Just finished Paradise on HULU. It was really good, but also scary to think that is probably happening right now.
Oh I am lol on second to last season
Totally thought you were joking! I think almost everyone in a certain age range watched this when they were younger. My kids watched it over and then watched Girl Meets World.
Topanga was hot back in the day
Most punchable cast ever.
I'm an 80s kid those 90s haircuts annoy me lol
I'm an 80s kid those 90s haircuts annoy me lol
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I just finished Fearless, a 1993 film directed by Peter Weir and starring Jeff Bridges. Good lord, what a powerful film.
Peter Weir did Witness and Dead Poet's Society. I am watching Marrowbone tonight.
And The Truman Show, The Mosquito Coast, The Year of Living Dangerously, and Gallipoli! Weir is a terrific director. Somehow, Fearless was a blind spot for me. Wonderful film. Bridges is phenomenal in it.
He did Master and Commander too. I saw Fearless years ago. I liked it but I can't say I loved it. Maybe due for a rewatch.
I still need to see Master & Commander, too. I own it, but I have never watched it. Fearless hit me hard emotionally.
Are we allowed to say that ?
I watch reruns of saved by the bell at times and I still think Kelly has her beat .
I've been watching White Lotus season 3 weekly, incredible show.
Also in regards to We Own This City, watched that a few months ago and I would consider it a top 5 mini-series of all time, incredible stuff.
Also in regards to We Own This City, watched that a few months ago and I would consider it a top 5 mini-series of all time, incredible stuff.
Watching the remake of Speak No Evil tonight. I loved the original, which was Danish I believe. A couple meets another couple while on vacation and are invited to visit them at their remote country house. What could possibly go wrong? I picked up season one of Flash Forward and will watch it this week.
Huge fan of the original. Hated the remake. I watched Bill Burr's new special. Very solid. Though seeing him perform the material live last year was way better.
I thought the remake of Speak No Evil was pretty good, but the original was better. They changed the ending. One of my complaints about the original is that the parents don't really fight back. They certainly did in this one.
The Yakuza. Sydney Pollack's masterpiece from '74 starring Robert "mother%$#@ing" Mitchum. No wonder QT has waxed poetic about this film for years, and I was late to the party—one of the best I have seen of late.
Also, I watched Adopt a Highway. As always, Ethan Hawke is tremendous in it. The film is solid. If you haven't watched First Reformed with Hawke, I highly recommend it. One of the best films of the last ten years.
