Movies you've seen recently and have enjoyed?

[Domihatin]

On my list.

When men start really getting on my nerves I rewatch 9 to 5.
"You're a sexist egotistical lying hypocritical bigot."

How about watch Glengarry Glen Ross when when you REALLY want to hate men?

 

[Domihatin]

I watched Out of Africa (1985).... I've been aware of it for decades and just never got around to watching it.

 

[crandc]

How about watch Glengarry Glen Ross when when you REALLY want to hate men?

Never saw it.

 

[JfizzleBlazer]

This was a pretty good movie.

 

[JfizzleBlazer]

This movie was decent.

 

[JfizzleBlazer]

I didn't know they made a movie about @SlyPokerDog

 

[crandc]

9 to 5 isn't really anti man, it's pro woman. Also really funny. Roz perched on toilet seat taking notes on roll of toilet paper. Judy not knowing difference between S & M and M&Ms.

 

[crandc]

And Dolly Parton's classic line, "I've got a gun in my purse and I can change you from a rooster to a hen with one shot".

 

[Domihatin]

9 to 5 isn't really anti man, it's pro woman. Also really funny. Roz perched on toilet seat taking notes on roll of toilet paper. Judy not knowing difference between S & M and M&Ms.

I'm inspired to see it. It's definitely a trip to watch a movie you've been aware of for 30+ years, but never watched. It's such a time-warp.

 

[Domihatin]

Never saw it.

It's a great movie, but acerbic and intense. Funny as all get out, though. I love Jack Lemmon and it's so weird to see him act this way, but he does it so well .

 

[Phatguysrule]

11:22:63, is that what it's called? It's a miniseries on Netflix about time travel and the Kennedy assassination. I'm not one for streaming and especially streaming exclusives, but this is REALLY enjoyable so far. Watched the first 90 minute episode. I may have to see if this is available to purchase physically. The 1960's is captured quite well.

Great series. Great book.

 

[Phatguysrule]

Saw Bugonia the other night and really enjoyed it. Not many sci-fi lovers here so if that's not a genre you like you probably won't like this.

Weird. Entertaining! But weird...

 

[Rastapopoulos]

Not a movie, but how many people have watched Pluribus (or Plur1bus)? I'm watching it now. People wanting a new Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul have got to be disappointed, but I'm enjoying it. It suddenly struck me that it may be about AI. Maybe I'm slow or maybe I'm over-analyzing, but it makes sense to me.

 

[riverman]

I watched the Peaky Blinders movie last night. Good acting but I was disappointed in the script. Tim Roth has a hard time playing a bad ass gangster although he's a brilliant actor. I just thought this movie wasn't well developed other than explosions or car crashes, etc...not a strong supporting cast like they had with Arthur and Polly still alive. Barry Keoghan carried his role well but it was pretty much all about him anyway. A big "meh" for me.