buckytom
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Well, yeah. The queen of dragons falls in love with a perfectly romantic ghost. Duh.
Old story. Ever hear of the Ghost and Mrs. Muir?
Lol, one of my recent faves, Last Christmas.
What's the last movie you watched?
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Well, yeah. The queen of dragons falls in love with a perfectly romantic ghost. Duh.
Old story. Ever hear of the Ghost and Mrs. Muir?
Lol, one of my recent faves, Last Christmas.
buckytom
Chef Extraordinaire
Lol. Wait. I hope we're talking about the Emma Thompson flick.
My wife makes fun of me for liking chick flicks like
Last Christmas, and Bridesmaids.
My defense is Ars Gratia Artis.
My wife makes fun of me for liking chick flicks like
Last Christmas, and Bridesmaids.
My defense is Ars Gratia Artis.
Yeah, I watched it because I like Emma Thompson. Was tired of some of the 'heavy' movies I'd been watching lately.
I think Emma Thompson co-wrote the story line. I think...
I think Emma Thompson co-wrote the story line. I think...
buckytom
Chef Extraordinaire
Could be. We are simpatico in every sense.
I was in a hotel for work (short turnaround less than 8 hurs between shifts) and had time to kill while I was supposed to sleep. The sweet little love story filled the time.
I was in a hotel for work (short turnaround less than 8 hurs between shifts) and had time to kill while I was supposed to sleep. The sweet little love story filled the time.
Hey Bucky...what do you get if you feed Muhammad Ali Taco Bell?
Gaseous Clay
Okay, walking away...
The newest documentary I watched was the 2022 Oscar nominated Summer of Soul (...Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised) one.
A look at the 1969 taped Harlem Cultural Festival that was on for multiple weeks and never got to see the light of day until the documentary came out.
The documentary is full of musical pieces and short interviews from artists and people that went to the event. Stevie Wonder Playing drums, Gladys Knight and the pips, Sly and the Family Stone, David Ruffin and more!!
Stevie is playing as we land on the moon at the same time...
To me this is a complete must see just for the musical performances alone. Some artists you may have never even seen before. It was that well produced.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slFiJpAxZyQ
A look at the 1969 taped Harlem Cultural Festival that was on for multiple weeks and never got to see the light of day until the documentary came out.
The documentary is full of musical pieces and short interviews from artists and people that went to the event. Stevie Wonder Playing drums, Gladys Knight and the pips, Sly and the Family Stone, David Ruffin and more!!
Stevie is playing as we land on the moon at the same time...
To me this is a complete must see just for the musical performances alone. Some artists you may have never even seen before. It was that well produced.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slFiJpAxZyQ
Watched "Proof" starring Gwyneth Paltrow, Anthony Hopkins and Jake Guyllenhaal. What a powerful movie, especially Hopkins' performance. However, Paltrow did a stellar job with her character.
I was especially drawn to the film because my youngest brother played the role by Anthony Hopkins in one of our local playhouse events. My bro did a great job, too.
I'm a math junkie but nothing near what these characters portrayed.
I was especially drawn to the film because my youngest brother played the role by Anthony Hopkins in one of our local playhouse events. My bro did a great job, too.
I'm a math junkie but nothing near what these characters portrayed.
Just Cooking
Master Chef
We watched St. Vincent yesterday.
I'm not a big fan of Bill Murray but really enjoyed this movie.
Ross
I'm not a big fan of Bill Murray but really enjoyed this movie.
Ross
roadfix
Chef Extraordinaire
Against the Ice
On Netflix, about the 1909 Danish exploration of Greenland. Based on true events, fascinating film.
On Netflix, about the 1909 Danish exploration of Greenland. Based on true events, fascinating film.
Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
We watched it recently and enjoyed it as well.
CharlieD
Chef Extraordinaire
Free guy. On the plane. There was nothing else to watch.
We saw that recently, it was quite good I think
Lots of fun. We watched it on purpose too...
Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
Just a thought, everyone.
If we list the streaming service when we mention a movie it helps others find it.
If we list the streaming service when we mention a movie it helps others find it.
Glenn and I watched "The Magic of Belle Isle." Wonderful film starring Morgan Freeman, one of our favorite actors. The movie is 10 years old, but is still a sweet poignant story.
CharlieD
Chef Extraordinaire
St. Vincent. I really liked it.
roadfix
Chef Extraordinaire
The Bombardment
On Netflix, true story about a British air raid mission over a Danish town during WWII in which a school with tens of dozens of children was mistakenly targeted.
On Netflix, true story about a British air raid mission over a Danish town during WWII in which a school with tens of dozens of children was mistakenly targeted.
Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
Watched "The Descendants" last night on HULU. George Clooney starred with few big names (IMO) but it was an enjoyable movie.
CharlieD
Chef Extraordinaire
Deep Water. Horrible.
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