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KitLily
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13 Jun 2022, 11:08 am

Recently we watched My Spy, with Dave Bautista as a spy who is tricked by a 9 year old girl into working with her. Pretty good, funny and cute. Bautista is a likeable muscular softie in the mould of The Rock, Arnie etc in their kids films.

Ammonite, about Mary Anning who discovered lots of important fossils including a complete Plesiosaur skeleton. Unfortunately the film focused on an imaginary love story instead. I wish it had shown more of Mary's work and conflict with the male scientists who claimed her discoveries as their own.

Bring It On, about a cheerleader who is forced to move house and change schools, ending up in a tough school in a rough neighbourhood. She manages to get in with their cheerleading group and of course all their lives are transformed. This film was vilified but it is in fact pretty good, showing the nature of female friendships.

Jumanji (the 21st century version) It was much better than I thought. The body swap showed how although people judge others by their appearance, if you get to know people, you end up accepting them as they are. I especially liked how

Bethany, in the body of Jack Black, fancied Alex and kept chatting him up. But Alex didn't judge Jack Black chatting him up, he just liked him as a person.


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13 Jun 2022, 4:17 pm

cecilfienkelstien wrote:
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Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?

A theater near where I work had an anniversary screening
and this was one of the scariest movies I have ever watched! 8O

It is a classic!


After I left the movie theater where I went to see this film, I visited a shopping mall
that was across the street from it and wondered to myself, "WTH did I just watch?!" 8O

Let's also not forget the fact that the hatred Betty Davis and Joan Crawford had against
each other helped this movie become a hit.


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13 Jun 2022, 9:23 pm

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Last night we watched:

The Batman [2022]
<=>"Unmask The Truth"



We both thought it was a great movie.

It was also a beautiful movie...very polished and a classy style.

It reminded me of Dark City [1998] and Watchmen [2009].

Definitely recommended if you have any interest, or even toleration, for this genre.


You are so right, it definitely had a dark city feel to it, which is one of my favorites.

I was pleasantly surprised by Patterson's take on batman. Actually, all the acting was great.

Also, can we talk about the car? I think it was my favorite batmobile!


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13 Jun 2022, 9:34 pm

I thought the Batmobile, like character development, was kept unobtrusive. Good, but not calling for attention.

After watching the film i don't think I know much about the Batmobile, Alfred, or Bruce Wayne.


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14 Jun 2022, 8:59 am

KitLily wrote:
Recently we watched My Spy, with Dave Bautista as a spy who is tricked by a 9 year old girl into working with her. Pretty good, funny and cute. Bautista is a likeable muscular softie in the mould of The Rock, Arnie etc in their kids films.

Ammonite, about Mary Anning who discovered lots of important fossils including a complete Plesiosaur skeleton. Unfortunately the film focused on an imaginary love story instead. I wish it had shown more of Mary's work and conflict with the male scientists who claimed her discoveries as their own.

Bring It On, about a cheerleader who is forced to move house and change schools, ending up in a tough school in a rough neighbourhood. She manages to get in with their cheerleading group and of course all their lives are transformed. This film was vilified but it is in fact pretty good, showing the nature of female friendships.

Jumanji (the 21st century version) It was much better than I thought. The body swap showed how although people judge others by their appearance, if you get to know people, you end up accepting them as they are. I especially liked how
Bethany, in the body of Jack Black, fancied Alex and kept chatting him up. But Alex didn't judge Jack Black chatting him up, he just liked him as a person.

I agree with you on all these films.


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15 Jun 2022, 12:33 am

Morbius.

Not the best MCU movie. But hey, Morbius fights Dr. Who!
The best part were the two post credit scenes that include the Vulture.


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15 Jun 2022, 10:41 am

Top Gun Maverick
I actually really liked it.


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15 Jun 2022, 11:08 am

cecilfienkelstien wrote:
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Recently we watched My Spy

Ammonite

Bring It On

Jumanji (the 21st century version)

I agree with you on all these films.


How nice, thank you :)


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15 Jun 2022, 11:12 am

The Mask
So funny


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15 Jun 2022, 11:40 am

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cecilfienkelstien wrote:
AnonymousAnonymous wrote:
Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?

A theater near where I work had an anniversary screening
and this was one of the scariest movies I have ever watched! 8O

It is a classic!


After I left the movie theater where I went to see this film, I visited a shopping mall
that was across the street from it and wondered to myself, "WTH did I just watch?!" 8O

Let's also not forget the fact that the hatred Betty Davis and Joan Crawford had against
each other helped this movie become a hit.

This is one of those films that have a lot of stories told about the making of the film


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17 Jun 2022, 4:43 pm

cecilfienkelstien wrote:
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cecilfienkelstien wrote:
AnonymousAnonymous wrote:
Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?

A theater near where I work had an anniversary screening
and this was one of the scariest movies I have ever watched! 8O

It is a classic!


After I left the movie theater where I went to see this film, I visited a shopping mall
that was across the street from it and wondered to myself, "WTH did I just watch?!" 8O

Let's also not forget the fact that the hatred Betty Davis and Joan Crawford had against
each other helped this movie become a hit.

This is one of those films that have a lot of stories told about the making of the film


Indeed, which made the scary atmosphere in the film very real! 8O


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18 Jun 2022, 10:23 am

Robin Hood prince of thieves
very good.


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18 Jun 2022, 2:23 pm

Last night I watched:

Gangsters, Guns & Zombies [2012]
<=>"They owned the streets... until now!"



Definitely not the best zombie movie. Definitely not the worst. Adequate, unambitious, and OK to watch.


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18 Jun 2022, 4:54 pm

Dracula's Daughter (1936)

Rather patchy sequel to the 1931 film which starred Bela Lugosi. Some clumsy humour and wooden acting, but also some more interesting scenes involving the vampire woman Countess Zaleska (Gloria Holden) and her assistant Sandor (Irving Pichel).



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19 Jun 2022, 9:20 am

Tommy boy
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19 Jun 2022, 9:26 pm

DeepHour wrote:
Dracula's Daughter (1936)

Rather patchy sequel to the 1931 film which starred Bela Lugosi. Some clumsy humour and wooden acting, but also some more interesting scenes involving the vampire woman Countess Zaleska (Gloria Holden) and her assistant Sandor (Irving Pichel).




What makes it stand out, I think, is how the barely implied lesbianism is obvious for its day.


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