We watched that as well. It was pretty good.
What's the last movie you watched?
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We watched that as well. It was pretty good.
Kayelle
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Who watched the Academy Awards last night?
I was very surprised by some of the winners, like how well Parasite did. Personally, I have no desire to see a depressing movie that's subtitled. How strange there was so little talk about it even being a serious contender for best picture.
Has anyone here seen it?
I was very surprised by some of the winners, like how well Parasite did. Personally, I have no desire to see a depressing movie that's subtitled. How strange there was so little talk about it even being a serious contender for best picture.
Has anyone here seen it?
skilletlicker
Head Chef
Decided to watch The Danish Girl on Netflix. Didn't know anything about it but have admired Alicia Vikander since she started acting.
Surprised, disappointed even, to discover "the girl" in question is Eddie Redmayne.
Surprised, disappointed even, to discover "the girl" in question is Eddie Redmayne.
cjmmytunes
Head Chef
I watched some of the Oscars Sunday night. Was definitely surprised to see Eminem, until I thought back and analyzed the segment he was in - they had just played clips from a lot of the past Best Song winners, and he won that award for Lose Yourself. Think I may try to watch 8 Mile later today.
roadfix
Chef Extraordinaire
Who watched the Academy Awards last night?
I was very surprised by some of the winners, like how well Parasite did. Personally, I have no desire to see a depressing movie that's subtitled. How strange there was so little talk about it even being a serious contender for best picture.
Has anyone here seen it?
I did not watch the academy awards.
But I was really surprised when I found out Parasite had won BP. I watched it a few days ago and thought it was ok, but not BP material.....surprised it was even nominated.
Instead of watching the awards I watched ‘1917’ and ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ that evening. I didn’t really care for either of them.
RCJoe
Senior Cook
On TBD TV they are airing "My Generation" narrated by the actor Michael Caine. It's an interesting three act presentation of the 1950's in the UK (working class revolution) which preceded the British Invasion (of pop music, style, fashion, etc) in the USA during the 1960's.
It is available free on Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ta4lH1VMXik
Michael Caine states that when this "revolution" (which most of us know as the "60's"), came he was nearly 30 years of age. Like a grand father to so many of the kids who were creating it. Myself, I've spoken with a lot of people about the 60's and found a lot confusion as to what it was all about. This movie may help to get a little better view of why and how it began.
I've often heard the 60'd (in the USA) was like 3 decades occurring in one as that much change in our society took place.
It is available free on Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ta4lH1VMXik
Michael Caine states that when this "revolution" (which most of us know as the "60's"), came he was nearly 30 years of age. Like a grand father to so many of the kids who were creating it. Myself, I've spoken with a lot of people about the 60's and found a lot confusion as to what it was all about. This movie may help to get a little better view of why and how it began.
I've often heard the 60'd (in the USA) was like 3 decades occurring in one as that much change in our society took place.
It was his make-up performance of the song.
Netflix is Making To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before Available to Non-Subscribers
https://www.netflix.com/watch/80203147
This movie is FREE until March 9th if anyone here wants to see it.
https://www.netflix.com/watch/80203147
This movie is FREE until March 9th if anyone here wants to see it.
Ross Martin
Assistant Cook
I saw 1917 a couple of weeks age, and if it wasn't the worst movie I've ever sat through, it was close to the worst.
It was tedious, at best, 2 hours 5 minutes of more of the same, with bits clearly 'lifted' from Saving Private Ryan.
The cinematography was fantastic, some of the sets outstanding, but so many implausible, also predictable, parts made it trash for me.
It was tedious, at best, 2 hours 5 minutes of more of the same, with bits clearly 'lifted' from Saving Private Ryan.
The cinematography was fantastic, some of the sets outstanding, but so many implausible, also predictable, parts made it trash for me.
roadfix
Chef Extraordinaire
Kayelle
Chef Extraordinaire
This could not stink... It was Oscar nominated
Sure it could Kleenex. "Oscar nominated" sure means nothing about being worthy. I can think of many stinkers through the years.
We watched Ford vs Ferrari.
I liked it a lot.
I liked it a lot.
Watched Playing With Fire with John Cena. Just good, clean family fun.
roadfix
Chef Extraordinaire
Joker
Brutal and depressing, outstanding acting, deserved best actor.
Brutal and depressing, outstanding acting, deserved best actor.
I agree, the best movie I watched in the last three months.
CharlieD
Chef Extraordinaire
I don’t know why, but I cannot stand Hoakin Finex.
cjmmytunes
Head Chef
I'm going to watch "Pride & Prejudice & Zombies" tonight. Interesting to see how Jane Austen and horror play out with each other.
Kayelle
Chef Extraordinaire
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