Nit exactly a movie, but I rewatched the first season of True Detective. It is a Masterpiece, IMHO.
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Back to the future. It was my wife’s first time seeing it all the way through. Yes. Watch it. It’s funny, dumb, and a clever story. If you can get past some of the classic campiness from the 80s you won’t regret watching it. However, my wife could not get past the campiness and would probably recommend avoiding it.
Ford vs Ferrari last night. Yeah, I would recommend it.
Twisters - If you liked Twister, you will like this one, not entirely a remake, but pretty close.
The original Twister (1996) is just so good. I love Bill Paxton and Helen Hunt already, but adding in Phillip Seymour Hoffman as the goofy sidekick and Carey Elwes (from Princess Bride) as the antagonist storm chaser? This movie had no business being this good. It's light-hearted but dramatic, scary yet heart warming, whilst being revelatory in it's authenticity. It was so informative about the nature of tornadoes, didn't have to dramatize a thing, just showcase their spontaneous destructive power, and that was enough. Such a good movie. I've yet to try the new one
More like a documentary: Lost Soul: The Doomed Journey of Richard Stanley's Island of Dr. Moreau it basically tells the story of how the movie The Island of Dr. Moreau (1996) was produced. Let's say a lot of weird stuff happened and I can really recommend the documentary.
At home: Knives Out In a cinema: Bad Boys 4
A Family Affair (2024) Zac Efron, I expected background noise and got a surprisingly good movie.
Today, logan Kinda goofy cgi and stunts at the start
But stories pretty good
The Last Breath, it's dreadful. 💀 I wanted for it to end. So badly... 😭.
Wrath of the Titans.
Twisters. The twist at the end when 2 twisters became 4 twisters got me going! Ate twizzlers the whole time. spoiler: the guy with the big white teeth gets the lady
I am currently watching Invasion USA on MST3K as I scroll. Or does the fact it's MST3K make it count as a TV episode? 🤔
Spiderman no way home, at the theater.
Tuesday
Absolutely. It’s wild and heartfelt and weird and thoughtful and disturbing.
Foe.
I just watched it because there was nothing else. I didn't expect to like it.
It made me sad, but I think it was worth watching.
The instigators
I finally watched Caché by Michael Haneke. It was a lot different and puzzling than I expected.
Someone here uploaded the trailer to Miami Connection awhile back and it was an absolute revelation.
Sasquatch Sunset.
Amazing photography. But disturbing. Would not recommend.
The Debt.
A Mossad team is tasked to retrieve a Nazi war criminal that is living in East Germany and get it to Israel.
I would recommend it.
Zoolander. It's nice to finally see the film that created a bunch of memes, most notably "What is this? A center for ants?!"
I can recommend it as a well-made comedy/satire. It didn't feel like anything groundbreaking. Maybe it was at the time of its release, I really don't know, but as far as I'm concerned its popularity is just luck of the draw
Waves (2019)
Exceptional movie. Highly recommend