Movie You're Watching Tonight

A rare role for David Bowie. If you like it, I reccomend A Bridge Over The River Kwai.

Seen all three of them. Thought they were great and really liked the girl. She was perfect for that role.
I don't know if the re-make can do her justice. I recommend the trilogy Red Riding.

Stacy Keatch was great in that gem.

The book was better but still Dr. Zhivago is a masterpiece. Omar Shariff never looked back.

Loved it. Am a big Donnie Yuen fan.

You mean the original with Tony Curtis?

Iron Monkey. Also planning to rewatch A Summer at Grandpa's.

Yup, I liked it quite a lot

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Blade Runner!

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One of my absolute favorites, enjoy

Either going to continue on my "Lost" Journey (were on series 3) or were going to watch Sanctum.

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Finally finished all 4 seasons of The Unit, a real technical insite into the workings of Delta Force.

Just watched the Reader. Interesting movie but I was a little conflicted. The boy was so infatuated with his lover. Why didn't he try to save her? In court, all he had to do was point out that she was illiterate and could not have possibly written the SS order that resulted in a life term sentence. There is good and evil in all of us and it's obvious that she was no genius and was programed to obey but she chose not to tell the truth that could have saved her. And she did show her humanity and fragility when she chose to kill herself, after being emotionally let down by the only person in the world that could have given her another reason for living. As for him, he remained a whimp until the end. Perhaps his lack of action explains the lack of action of so many others ( the ones that did not take direct part in the exterminations but knew about them and still did nothing ). In a broader context this movie tries to explain the German mentality and to show that there really wasn't much difference in the thinking between " the good " and " the bad " Germans.

The Help and, if I still have some time, In Time (I know it's a popcorn flick, but I really liked the plot).

Just started watching Point Blank

Point Blank was pretty good and now I'm watching Fratricide.

Netflixing West Side Story.

Shinjuku Triad Society

I'm watching Dark Passage, an old 1940's Humphrey Bogart flick. Very cool. Alternative point-of-view camera technique was used for first time in this movie.

Humm, I've got this to watch tonight - I don't expect much...



and after think I will watch this brilliant film again if I can stay awake: