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I’ve decided to change this up a little bit instead of just listing the movies I’ve watched. While I’ve seen some of these in the theater, too much time has passed to do single reviews. Therefore, I’m adding them into this blog and including whether to WATCH IT or SKIP IT. I’m not responsible for
I’ve decided to change this up a little bit instead of just listing the movies I’ve watched. While I’ve seen some of these in the theater, too much time has passed to do single reviews. Therefore, I’m adding them into this blog and including whether to WATCH IT or SKIP IT. I’m not responsible for
The Luckiest Man in America (2024) is about Michael Larson who won a large amount of money on “Press Your Luck” in 1984. It stars Paul Walter Hauser, Walton Goggins, Shamier Anderson, David Strathairn, Maisie Williams, Brian Geraghty, Patti Harrison. It is rated R and one hour and 31 minutes. Hamilton (2016) is about Alexander
I’ve watched more than nine, but these are the nine that stick out the most over the last few months. Here they are in no particular order. Some were better than others but was able to watch all of them to the end. Official Competition (2021) is a comedy about a billionaire businessman hiring a
The Hummingbird Project (2018) is about two traders that cash in a fiber optic cable deal and make millions in the deal. What I liked was the acting and what could have been better was the ending. Focus (2015) is about a con man trying to con the woman he deserted after giving her enough
This was meant to be posted in October, but October came and went. I watched Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original) for the nth time this year (one of my favorite horror movies) and few more horror movies I’ve never seen before. I’m not going to go in depth of what each is about except for a
Mortal Engines (2018) is about a post-apocalyptic world where cities chase each on wheels for coveted supplies including fuel and food. When two cities collide with each other, two radically different people from each city come together to preserve humanity. Midway (2019) is about the battle for dominance between the U.S. and Japanese Navy after
Robin Hood (2018) is another remake of the classic tale about a crusader and his sidekick working together to counteract the corruption of the English monarchy. High Rise (2015) is about the class warfare among residents living in high rise tower and what happens when the two groups mix together. Buffaloed (2019) is about a
Free State of Jones (2016) is about a group of Southern Confederate deserters and a group of runaway slaves trying to protect their livelihood from corrupt Confederate government officials and based on a true story. Hobo with a Shotgun (2011) is about a homeless man not wanting to get involved in anyone else’s preservation or
Puss in Boots: The Last Wish (2022) is the animation/adventure about the last life of Puss in Boots since he has used eight out of his nine lives already. The only way for him to get more is to find the Last Wish. While this isn’t as good as the original, the animation and contentious
Verdens verste menneske (The Worst Person in the World) (2021) is a foreign film (Norwegian) that centers on the life Julie (Renate Reinsve) during four pivotal years of her life. While there are times you have no compassion for her, by the end of the movie you realize this is about as real a portrayal
I’ve watched more movies than I should’ve so far this year. I could’ve spent my free time better by reading and better yet by writing. I guess there’s time for that later although pretty soon I’m going to run of time when the end of 2024 arrives. The titles sort of speak for themselves. I’ve
With Daniel Craig leaving as James Bond, the speculation of who will step in his shoes remains unknown. I finally finished watching all the James Bond movies so far. My favorite Bonds are Sean Connery and Pierce Brosnan. My next favorite are Roger Moore and Timothy Dalton. The last are Daniel Craig and George Lazenby.

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