What is the best recent movie you’ve seen.
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The Last of Sheila (1973)
Great mystery thriller starring an ensemble cast including James Coburn, James Mason, Richard Benjamin, Racquel Welch, Ian McShane, Joan Hacket & Dyann Cannon. This is the movie which was the inspiration for both Knives Out movies. I’ve seen it several times & i still find it an amazing & very entertaining classic thriller! What’s amazing is that it was co-written by legendary actor Anthony Perkins. The story is about a millionaire movie producer (Coburn) who decides to invite 6 of his showbusiness friends for a cruise on his yacht to the french riviera in order to play a murder/mystery game that he organized in order to try to find who was behind the hit & run murder of his wife a uear earlier. I rate it 5 out of 5 stars & will likely watch it again in a year or two. Highly recommended!
Great mystery thriller starring an ensemble cast including James Coburn, James Mason, Richard Benjamin, Racquel Welch, Ian McShane, Joan Hacket & Dyann Cannon. This is the movie which was the inspiration for both Knives Out movies. I’ve seen it several times & i still find it an amazing & very entertaining classic thriller! What’s amazing is that it was co-written by legendary actor Anthony Perkins. The story is about a millionaire movie producer (Coburn) who decides to invite 6 of his showbusiness friends for a cruise on his yacht to the french riviera in order to play a murder/mystery game that he organized in order to try to find who was behind the hit & run murder of his wife a uear earlier. I rate it 5 out of 5 stars & will likely watch it again in a year or two. Highly recommended!
Je confirme que c'est malade ! Faux aimer le coté action intense (l'histoire est basique) mais encore des nouvelles passes inédite avec toute sorte d'armes.
Amazon Prime Video
Cell
2016 R 98 mins
Action
John Cusack
Samuel L Jackson
Isabelle Fuhrman
Stacy Keach
Novel by Stephen King
Set in Boston. Filmed in Atlanta.
The First 11 minutes…
Alice: “They’re acting like a flock of birds.”
Tom: “I guess they all don’t travel in flocks.”
“Walk on, and you’ll never walk alone.”
Yes, I liked IT!
Sally is in the Bar and she’s going for the locked door…. I’m sitting here saying don’t do it, don’t do it…
***FREAK CITY***
Cell
2016 R 98 mins
Action
John Cusack
Samuel L Jackson
Isabelle Fuhrman
Stacy Keach
Novel by Stephen King
Set in Boston. Filmed in Atlanta.
The First 11 minutes…
Alice: “They’re acting like a flock of birds.”
Tom: “I guess they all don’t travel in flocks.”
“Walk on, and you’ll never walk alone.”
Yes, I liked IT!
Sally is in the Bar and she’s going for the locked door…. I’m sitting here saying don’t do it, don’t do it…
***FREAK CITY***
Amazon Prime Video
The Accountant 2
2025 R 2h 5
Action
Ben Affleck
Jon Bernthal
Daniella Pineda
J. K. Simmons
Deputy Director Medina: “Who are these kids?”
Christian: “My people.”
Yes, yes, YES I liked IT!
More, more, MORE!
I look forward to the 3rd Movie…
***HIGH BODY COUNT***
The Accountant 2
2025 R 2h 5
Action
Ben Affleck
Jon Bernthal
Daniella Pineda
J. K. Simmons
Deputy Director Medina: “Who are these kids?”
Christian: “My people.”
Yes, yes, YES I liked IT!
More, more, MORE!
I look forward to the 3rd Movie…
***HIGH BODY COUNT***
Saw The Monkey recently. Overall enjoyable, but I do have a soft spot for movies a little deranged or where the humor is on the dark side. I really enjoyed Theo James in The Gentlemen on Netflix and thought he did a fine job. The movie does lose a little steam for me towards the end as it becomes more cartoonish and Osgood Perkins movies do seem to be polarizing, probably wouldn't watch it again. Still, had it's funny moments.
As an aside, I also ended watching an older movie as I had some down time. There's Something About Mary, such a classic. That opening scene where they're going to the prom, Cinema. Franks and Beans!
As an aside, I also ended watching an older movie as I had some down time. There's Something About Mary, such a classic. That opening scene where they're going to the prom, Cinema. Franks and Beans!
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Warfare. Slow burn at first, but once it gets going, movie chunks. A bit of HBO's Generation Kill with that Alex Garland touch. Thought it wad really good, though there were some really graphic war scenes, may not appeal to everyone.
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