Movie You're Watching Tonight

Turns out I didn't watch either of those movies today. I am trying to figure out what to watch tonight.

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La Sorciere (1956) - French Swedish pagan fairies = what did I just blind buy?

EDIT: fixed it!

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Enjoy!

EDIT: On the other hand I thought that 'enjoy' is not a good world here, but I leave it anyway.
EDIT2: Good world, indeed. Why did I write 'world' instead of 'word'.

The second half of Tales That Witness Madness 1973

Visconti's The Leopard/Il gattopardo. Been wanting to see it since Feb. last year. Hope it's as good as I hear.

I'm not really expecting to like this; I'm only watching it because I think Philip Seymour Hoffman is amazing.

After watching Saw V and Sweeney Todd, I think that it's finally time for me to scribble over another object on my to-do list. I think that before the night is over, I am going to finally watching Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.

I think I'll watch:


Christiane F (1981)

Daybreakers (2009)

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Saw Lawrence of Arabia last night and absolutely loved it. When they get them right these 4-hour epics can be truly wonderful experiences. It's inspired me to finally tackle Gone With the Wind tonight, I think.

I think I am gonna watch this today.

Did you finally watch it? What do you think about it?

Just finished Law Abiding Citizen, I am trying to find another movie right now. Kind of leaning towards Seal Team Six or Man on a Ledge.

I was thinking of upping my Millennium List percentage. My mom has Good Night And Good Luck, Sideways and Traffic in her collection, I'm considering one of those but they all just look so unappealing. I could've sworn she had Mulholland Drive as well, but I can't find it.

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If you have Netflix, Mulholland Dr. is on there. I'd say Sideways was the best of those three, but only if you're in the right mood. It's a depressing portrait of a midlife crisis. Though I'm not sure there's another way to paint a midlife crisis.