Last movie you watched......

I Care A Lot.
Netflix original. OUTSTANDING!!!!!

I really enjoyed it. The trailer hooked me and the movie kept me.
Abhorrent people throughout the movie.

 

Towering Inferno

 

Miss Congeniality — which is 21 years old! I had never watched it, but like in almost everything I've seen her in, Bullock is cute and funny.

Before that, Monsters Inc. with the kids for Friday Movie Night. I had seen that one before.

 

It’s not going to stimulate your brain, but Tom and Jerry was a fun watch.

Lots of cat and mouse violence wrapped around a cliched story.

 

Minari- as an Asian kid who grew up in 70s, its dead on; look beyond the language and its the classic American immigrant story, Polish/Italian/Arab/Mexican

 

2/3 of Breakdown with Kurt Russell and the late, sometimes great, J.T. Walsh.

 

StarCrash: one of the more bizarre Star Wars ripoffs of all time. I’ve heard about it, read about it, finally watched it.

— I hope Christopher Plummer bought himself something nice with the check he got for about 20 lines and five minutes of screen time.
— it features a young David Haselhoff, but his acting skills are crushed by the special effects.
— the special effects suck.
— Stella Star, the main character, goes around in outfits that makes Barbarella look like she was in The Sounds of Music. Even when she goes into space, her outfit is translucent so you don’t miss her bikini underneath.
— there is a robot with a southern twang that I assume is supposed to be comic relief. I think.
— the lone person who seems to be trying is the actor playing the character name Akton, who serves the purpose of explaining the plot to the audience and the deus ex machina for every tough situation. He is played by a former child preacher whose was one of the first to show the dirty side of the revival industry when he reached his 20s. He coined a phrase, “I’m bad, but I’m not evil” during a documentary on his life that won an Oscar.
— there is not one funny scene in the movie and the dialogue sounds like the original schlock dialogue Lucas came up with in the early Star Wars drafts.
— I am convinced that Stella Star’s outfits inspired the infamous metal bikini for Princess Leia in ROTJ.

 

Greenland - Gerard Butler; just a tad more believable than The Rock in San Andreas (Rock somehow rescues ex-wife and daughter in SF from LA notwithstanding catastrophic earthquake).

 

A Map of Tiny Perfect Things on Amazon. A time loop/boy meets girl story.

Okay, though the ending was too sentimental for me.

 

Superbly done

 

My day camp took our group to see that on a rainy day. When I was 7.

 

Coming 2 America.
Great.