Seen any good movies?
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Glad you watched it and enjoyed it too!I watched "Woman in Gold", Ginny - it was great! Then I had to Google
Lee
I watched Cult Of Elon last night.
Very interesting.
Besides, I adore him
Lol
Very interesting.
Besides, I adore him
Lol
I watched Cult Of Elon last night.
Very interesting.
Besides, I adore him
I'm interested!
Lee
Boy! If you ever wanted a feel-good movie where you laugh and grin through the whole thing, "Champions" is it!
Woody Harrelson is the coach of a basketball team of players with development disabilities. They, and he, are wonderful!
Woody said that filming this was the highlight of his career and that they all felt like family right off the bat. He liked the "improv with structure". Evidently "Champions 2" is afoot.
Loved it!
Lee
Woody Harrelson is the coach of a basketball team of players with development disabilities. They, and he, are wonderful!
Woody said that filming this was the highlight of his career and that they all felt like family right off the bat. He liked the "improv with structure". Evidently "Champions 2" is afoot.
Loved it!
Lee
LastManStanding
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I think I've seen Champions.
I don't go to cinema at all. I just download them and watch. Good sound although not surround sound, convenient, and no need to wear a suit. Lol.
I don't go to cinema at all. I just download them and watch. Good sound although not surround sound, convenient, and no need to wear a suit. Lol.
I've got In Search Of Walt Whitman lined up for watching tonight.
I love documentaries and poets.
I love documentaries and poets.
LastManStanding
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I haven't read the book, nor have I watched the movie. However, I've never seen a movie overtake the book, if I've read the book first. Books I later watched as movies include The Day of the Jackal, The Count of Monte Cristo, Great Expectations, and 1984 but none of them came even slightly close to what was in my imagination. I mean they were a much watered down/diluted version of the story.The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
I read the book a couple of years ago, but the movie ..... powerful, infuriating, heart-breaking.
Lee
Anyway I don't like to watch holocaust movies. My taste buds are a bit different from others' I guess
I haven't read the book, nor have I watched the movie. However, I've never seen a movie overtake the book, if I've read the book first. Books I later watched as movies include The Day of the Jackal, The Count of Monte Cristo, Great Expectations, and 1984 but none of them came even slightly close to what was in my imagination. I mean they were a much watered down/diluted version of the story.
Anyway I don't like to watch holocaust movies. My taste buds are a bit different from others' I guess
In general, I agree with you, Indike, regarding books vs. movies. But in this case, the movie evoked more powerful emotions in me. Same with "A Gentleman in Moscow".
Lee
I searched that one.The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
I read the book a couple of years ago, but the movie ..... powerful, infuriating, heart-breaking.
Lee
Need to watch it!
I'm watching this tonight.
Awwww, the One Fat Lady! I used to love their show and had their book (I didn't make anything - the recipes were weird, LOL!)
On Tubi, right?
Lee
Yep!
Steve and I used to watch late night reruns,I believe on BBC 1
I absolutely loved this program!
Fascinating, funny and very informative.
I would have loved to try all three dishes she prepared.
Fascinating, funny and very informative.
I would have loved to try all three dishes she prepared.
And then I found this one.
I got through the breakfast program, but fell asleep halfway through the lunch, because it was pretty late.
LastManStanding
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I really wanted to watch "Apple Cider Vinegar" but luckily I read a bit about it before wasting 5.5gb of data. It's kind of hopping between present and past type storytelling which I hate. So I'm not going to watch it.