I've rewatched a few movies the past couple of days.
O Brother Where Art Thou. Not my favorite, but it's decent. The music and John Goodman are the highlights. Everything else is kinda average.
Burn After Reading - still great
Juno - It has sentimental value to me, so I still love it.
Sea of trees.
Matt mccounahay. This one was a bit of a tear jerker (I didn't cry but if I were the crying type I would have) I'll give it a 7 of 10
Arrival 8 of 10. Really liked it, intense, original and thought provoking. Will keep me wondering for awhile
Sully, 7/10
Great short movie, maybe about 90 mins.
Really captured the emotion surrounding the aftermath of 209 seconds of aviation madness
I enjoyed it a lot
Revisiting Heathers this morning. Love me some 80s-era Winona Ryder
This movie meant way too much to me at one point in my life.
That point was after 9th grade summer. I spent tenth grade in a black trench coat, talking to no one, speaking in a mid-pubescent chipmonky Jack Nicholson voice. It was my **** society awakening, and I've never recovered.
Originally Posted by Sting
The Magnificent 7 (2016)- 8/10
Just watched Sully. I thought it was real good. Anytime you watch a movie about an event that you know exactly how it ends, and they manage to keep you interested, in the moment and even filled with a degree of suspense, I think it's well done. I thought Tom Hanks did a great job in the role.
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