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| Posted: | Tue Mar 24, 2020 11:08 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Current Film Talk |
| billyweeds Replies: 47493 Views: 3322760 |
I didn't really like "Blinded by the Light" a lot, but absolutely loved "Richard Jewell" AND "Dark Waters." RJ was the first Clint Eastwood film I've liked in decades. |
| Posted: | Tue Mar 24, 2020 11:04 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Couch With A View |
| billyweeds Replies: 35860 Views: 2916233 |
carrobin--I adore "A Big Hand for the Little Lady." Seen it multiple times and always love it. Great cast, great music. "Rosie, you are my posie..." |
| Posted: | Tue Mar 24, 2020 11:02 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Couch With A View |
| billyweeds Replies: 35860 Views: 2916233 |
bartist--I found "Bombshell" too staid and not campy enough for the subject matter. That said, the scene you referenced between Robbie and Lithgow was terrific--for me, by far the high point ... |
| Posted: | Sat Mar 21, 2020 9:09 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Current Film Talk |
| billyweeds Replies: 47493 Views: 3322760 |
This seems to be my 2019 film viewing so far:
2019 FILMS Liked: 1. Jo Jo Rabbit 2. The Last Black Man in San Francisco 3. Lighthouse 4. American Factory Fine Enough: 5. Yesterday 6. The ... |
| Posted: | Mon Mar 16, 2020 3:36 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Couch With A View |
| billyweeds Replies: 35860 Views: 2916233 |
Really liked "First Reformed" even with the ultra-weird finale. |
| Posted: | Sun Mar 15, 2020 12:52 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Couch With A View |
| billyweeds Replies: 35860 Views: 2916233 |
The Falling (2014) is an interesting mash-up of Picnic at Hanging Rock and Don't Look Now, set at an English girls school in the late sixties. Death, sex, incest, haunted places, and fainting, lots a ... |
| Posted: | Thu Mar 05, 2020 3:27 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Current Film Talk |
| billyweeds Replies: 47493 Views: 3322760 |
It's really the same story. British working class kid growing up in the conservative late 50's/early 60's has musical talent, family issues, is gay, becomes a flamboyant international star, devolves ... |
| Posted: | Wed Mar 04, 2020 2:43 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Current Film Talk |
| billyweeds Replies: 47493 Views: 3322760 |
Interesting. First time I've heard of that.
I caught Rocketman on the back of an airplane seat. Despite all the razzle that they tried to deploy, it felt rather perfunctory and bland. A lot of t ... |
| Posted: | Wed Mar 04, 2020 2:42 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Current Film Talk |
| billyweeds Replies: 47493 Views: 3322760 |
You had me at "Elisabeth Moss." No clod rains on her talent!
Ewwww. Crude reigns! |
| Posted: | Wed Mar 04, 2020 2:35 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Current Film Talk |
| billyweeds Replies: 47493 Views: 3322760 |
During my teens (late sixties thru mid-70s), SNIARFF received such intensive airplay (esp. on Saturday nights, oddly enough) that I got pretty tired of it. Something about it doesn't hold up, which I ... |
| Posted: | Mon Mar 02, 2020 11:35 am |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Current Film Talk |
| billyweeds Replies: 47493 Views: 3322760 |
Wow, what a movie. The new version of "The Invisible Man" is suspenseful almost from first frame to last, and Elisabeth Moss even tops herself in the lead role--well, "lead role" i ... |
| Posted: | Sun Feb 23, 2020 11:15 am |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Couch With A View |
| billyweeds Replies: 35860 Views: 2916233 |
Brad Pitt's character is known for not having his heartbeat go up even in danger, which also makes him unexciting.
Word. A huge bore. Ironic that, in the same year where Pitt gives a great performa ... |
| Posted: | Fri Feb 21, 2020 8:47 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Current Film Talk |
| billyweeds Replies: 47493 Views: 3322760 |
Was Alfrie Woodard’s character just waking up to this fact?
Absolutely not. It was obvious that she had been through several executions and was simply at the end of her emotional rope. Woodard's ... |
| Posted: | Wed Feb 19, 2020 6:31 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | The Lobby |
| billyweeds Replies: 66186 Views: 3987715 |
I didn't follow A-scam-edy Awards this year, but...did Dark Waters not get any nomination at all?? A brief googling says no. Oscar and I are so over.
Still haven't got round to Parasite, but star ... |
| Posted: | Thu Feb 06, 2020 6:28 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Current Film Talk |
| billyweeds Replies: 47493 Views: 3322760 |
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I saw Almodovar's "Pain and Glory" on Google Plays. Excellent movie. It, and Banderas's overrated performance, put me into a deep slumber. |
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