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The Good, The Bad and The Ugly (1966)

I remember not liking this one too much as a kid so it was pleasant surprise to find it as great as it was. Clearly the best film in Dollars Trilogy in all aspects (except being the lightest of the three but that's just me).

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Good(?) God.

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Leave No Trace 2018

Test your patience slow, but also had a kind of calming effect like a good nature documentary has because of the way it was shot.. slow but beautiful and moving.

I remembered small bits but in essence it was like a first watch. It's definitely not as good as the first despite the better production value. I'm sure I'm showing my lowbrow standards but I still enjoyed the hell out of it.

Me and a friend watched the MIA documentary. He had seen it at the pictures. Was an interesting watch. Great counterpoint to the Bros thing. Music is a broad church etc. 8/10.

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7th or 8th rewatch...my favorite Woody Allen movie...great screenplay, flawless cast, gorgeous music...this is Woody at his best.

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Louis CK Shameless - 8/10
I need to watch comedy 24/7.

: Howie Sheffield is going a lot in his life. His parents are on the verge of divorce and things at school are awkward enough when rumors spread about a classmate, which picks his curiosity. However, he finds solace in an older married woman. Great indie drama featuring Brendan Meyer bring both awkward and strong as Howie, who as the title indicates, relishes in "all these small moments". Great supporting ensemble cast including Molly Ringwald, Jemima Kirke, and Harley Quinn Smith.

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Enjoyed it even with it's faults.




Pretty solid B movie crime caper. Bonnie's Kids kill their abusive stepfather then go on the run to live with their crime boss uncle. Long story short - the oldest daughter, along with her new PI "boyfriend", makes off with a few hundred thousand dollars of her uncles cash and he ain't to happy. The uncle sends his two hitmen (Jules and Vince?) after them and all kinds of fun stuff happens. This is one of the films that often gets credited for influencing parts of Tarantino's Pulp Fiction.




The 80's were rightly known for slasher movies and teen comedies but right on their tail were movies about hookers. Go look. There's a ton of 'em. Cookie (Academy Award Winner Melissa Leo) arrives in NYC with her little brother and promptly gets turned to prostitution by Dale Midkiff (Pet Semetary dad). He's a no good, violent pimp that "loves" her but she starts looking for a new, nice pimp anyway which makes the old pimp unhappy and things go from there. Midkiff is definitely the weakest link as he's no Wings Hauser (Vice Squad). I just didn't buy him as a bad ass pimp but other than that it one of the better hooker movies of the 80's.

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George Carlin: You Are All Diseased - 5/10
Man... Carlin ranks on my #3 of all-time comedians (and I only care for comedy, movies, music), and I ranked this #3 out of all his specials, but couldn't stand this today... It's just hate + trivia. Crass for crass sake. Big dilemma for me, as I thought I'd laugh a little, and spread it out.

Hugely entertaining. Re-watch.



Must-watch for Clapton fans. So good. Gonna sit down & watch it again. Love him.

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Abducted in Plain Sight


Not very good, but a crazy story.

4 teen girls and their teacher are on a field trip in the desert when their bike breaks down. 3 bikers tow them to a cabin in the middle of nowhere and trouble ensues. It's an exploitation movie and obvious Last House on the Left ripoff that doesn't go nearly far enough. It's got that great 70's vibe but is very forgettable and not really worth watching.