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Seen a movie called...Tarot last night. It was ok. It looked good, but it was pretty much exactly how You thought it would go, no surprises.

 

Norwegian film dubbed n English

The 12th Man

Very good

 

Hmm. I've not even heard of this one. I will look for it.

 

Oh Yeah. I remember now. I really want to see this. I didn't for some odd reason catch You said Jason Segel. LoL. Don't ask me why. LoL. I like him in a lot of stuff.

 

Just watched this movie on Netflix. Odd and violent with no real point but so well acted it was a fun ride.

 

Rewatched
Jeanne Dielman 23
still a classic

 

I watched Hokum tonight, and it reminded me of 1408. A nice backstory for the protagonist and a better ending than 1408; I just wished he would have asked for a scoop of ice cream.


1) I still don't understand how he got the Room Keys in his hand. (Ghost, or did he just Swipe them)
2) I had no idea what he was doing with the clock. Smart idea, but I never would have thought of it.

 

The Great Flood was decent but every time I see anything So. Korean I'm waiting for them to break into that K-Pop music.

 

Well damn, I want to see that

 

I did a rewatch of Contagion it was really a precursor for what was to come with Covid-19.

 

Me and my son went to see the He-Man movie a few days ago. It was pretty fun, actually. And definitely better than the 80s He-Man movie.

 

Ah come on You know You loved D. Lundgren as HE man. LoL. I will watch it when it leaves the theater. I hear it has a pretty good soundtrack.

 

Are we talking Masters of the Universe? If so I watched them film the 80's version in my home town at the time in So Cal. It was pretty cool watching them do it with the giant hovercraft traveling down our main biz street and blowing up several of the local buildings. We used to be able to see tons of movies filmed in So Cal back before the CA government got so greedy with taxes and fees and chased them all away to New Mexico, Georgia and Canada. Where I am now in the Eastern Sierras, they filmed virtually every western made in the 30's through the 60's here in Bishop and a bit south in the Alabama Hills of Lone Pine. There's a great Western Film Museum in Lone Pine where they have tons of artifacts from these movies and others such as Tremors, High Sierra, Star Wars and Iron Man.

 

Just got back from Disclosure Day.

It would be easy to say, "meh" after watching it, b/c you generally have an expectation going into a Spielberg movie. And this is not going to be the next Raiders of the Lost Ark, or E.T., but it was entertaining. Not as big of a production as I hoped for and expected going in, but it felt like Spielberg. Just wish there was a little more to it.