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Ross, I know this comment was made last month, but remember I was "in hiding" then and I just now saw this post. I'll check that flick out to be sure.


Thought I'd mention when we were "in hiding" we re-watched Unbroken on Prime. We both really liked it when it was in the theaters. Good for the times when we all need to be inspired by bravery and resilience. If you haven't seen it, I think you both will be impressed.

I learned today, that since theaters will be closed till who-knows-when, Fandango is offering first run movies, in your home for less than the cost of theater tickets for two......THAT makes me really happy, and I sure hope CherylJ (my dear movie friend) sees this. Bless her heart, she's been afraid to go back into her earthquake damaged little theater, way before the pandemic. By the way as you know, the term "bless her heart" is a sincere wish here in Cali. ;):cool:

I know I won't be going to ours before a vaccine is found for all..


Thank you, sweetie. ;):) Yeah....not sure I'll ever go back inside a theater again. I was reading an article about the possibility of drive in theaters making a comeback due to covid. I have such good memories of drive ins! I don't see that happening, though.
 
Thank you, sweetie. ;)[emoji2] Yeah....not sure I'll ever go back inside a theater again. I was reading an article about the possibility of drive in theaters making a comeback due to covid. I have such good memories of drive ins! I don't see that happening, though.
Hi, Cheryl! It's great to see you back! [emoji813] I hope we'll be seeing more of you {{{hugs}}}
 
From the We are one film Festival I have watched three Short animated movies I say you should watch. The festival that is on youtube for free goes on until the end of next week.


The First one I saw was Bird Karma:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WG7w3OE3IaI


The second one I saw was Bilby

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3zA-j9RC3g

The third one I saw was Marooned


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9jU2KqamuE


All three combined run under 20 minutes total. Each one was nicely animated and each one had a different story to tell. All the stories were solidly told in the short time periods they had for the animated movies. I would give all three of them a big thumbs up.
 
For the first long form Documentary I saw from the We are One Film Festival I watched Rudeboy: The Story of Trojan Records

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GqvTn_quvo


This one looks at the quick rise and fall of Trojan records over in the UK. The record label produced reggae and ska music and started out in the late 60's.

I was fully into this documentary from start to finish. This was wonderfully produced with commentary from some of the artists from the record label.

After a week this one will be gone.
 
We just finished watching "The Good Lie". It had all the right stuff with Ian McKellan and Hellen Mirren and a con or two (or three or four). Parts in the beginning were slow and there were some gory scenes but the story was very good. The acting was good as well. I guessed who was conning who early, never expected the real outcome.
 
45 days in Harbar I say is a must see piece of work and you can watch it for free for a short period of time. This documentary is of Plastic artist-director César Aréchiga who recreates his living room and studio in a Mexican maximum-security prison, in which fifteen inmates learn about paper production, clay modeling, sculpture and painting.

Some of the inmates are really talented and the art in the end does look solid.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kyaXHJoHcU
 
Saw Good Liar. Excellent acting. Good movie.

Also watched Jumaji 2 or whatever’s called with kids. Eh, you know, kind of stupid but entertaining
 
Himself suggested a movie last night and decided that "Rumor Has It" sounded good. While he was right (we did enjoy it), I think the real reason he picked it out was so he could look at Jennifer Aniston. [emoji1] Other actors of note were Kevin Costner, Shirley MacLaine, and Mark Ruffalo. The rumor of the title? That "grandma" was the original Mrs. Robinson.
 
Himself suggested a movie last night and decided that "Rumor Has It" sounded good. While he was right (we did enjoy it), I think the real reason he picked it out was so he could look at Jennifer Aniston. [emoji1] Other actors of note were Kevin Costner, Shirley MacLaine, and Mark Ruffalo. The rumor of the title? That "grandma" was the original Mrs. Robinson.

OK. I'm old and confused. Unless I'm missing something, I thought Mrs. Robinson was played by Anne Bancroft. :ermm:

We watched "Knives Out" Monday. Loved it.. :)

Ross
 
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