Who has seen what?

 

I’m still hoping to catch Three Billboards and Lady Bird. And then there’s a whole bunch of new ones on my list.

 

But I did see The Greatest Showman last night. LOVED it, through and through. LOVED it.

Missed this in the theatre; so waiting for the digital release in a couple of weeks.

 

Who has seen what?

 

I’m still hoping to catch Three Billboards and Lady Bird. And then there’s a whole bunch of new ones on my list.

 

But I did see The Greatest Showman last night. LOVED it, through and through. LOVED it.

I also saw The Greateat Showman and, like you, I loved it.

 

The Darkest Hour is next on my list. Hope it is better than Dunkirk which so many seemed to love and which I found a boring mess.

Edited December 27, 20178 yr by jimmer

I saw and liked “Three Billboards” a lot. GF, not nearly as impressed. I intend to see the Churchill flick soon.

Good to know about the Greatest Showman. My family's going to the movies this weekend and we're deciding between that and Three Billboards.

Edited December 28, 20178 yr by Vanimal46

If you don't mind venturing off to Netflix movies for a hot minute... If "Bright" with Will Smith pops up on your list, do yourself a favor and skip it. We had to turn it off after 30 minutes it was that bad.

If you don't mind venturing off to Netflix movies for a hot minute... If "Bright" with Will Smith pops up on your list, do yourself a favor and skip it. We had to turn it off after 30 minutes it was that bad.

Mike gave a similar review on FB.

Missed this in the theatre; so waiting for the digital release in a couple of weeks.

 

Heard it’s awesome.

Going to see ‘All the Money in the World’ today about the J Paul Getty’s grandson being kidnapped and him not agreeing to pay the ransom. With Christopher Plummer, Michelle Williams (who was also in Greatest Showman) and Mark Wahlberg.

If you don't mind venturing off to Netflix movies for a hot minute... If "Bright" with Will Smith pops up on your list, do yourself a favor and skip it. We had to turn it off after 30 minutes it was that bad.

I was going to say the same. The premise was fun, but the execution was absolutely awful. How in earth did Will Smith get talked into this movie?

The Big Sick, on Neflix, is really quite good.

Saw “Three Billboards” and absolutely LOVED it. Best I’ve seen in a while. Great script, great acting.

I was going to say the same. The premise was fun, but the execution was absolutely awful. How in earth did Will Smith get talked into this movie?

Money talks... And it's been a long time since I remember him being in a blockbuster movie.

More than 11 million people have streamed bright so far.... Or maybe it had been streamed that many times. Either way,a lot of people are watching

Edited December 29, 20178 yr by Mike Sixel

Saw ‘All the Money in the World’ today. Very well done. Not sure it’s an Oscar-worthy movie, but it was well done and entertaining. But Christopher Plummer’s performance is Oscar-worthy. And considering he was a very last-minute replacement ... spectacular.

 

Saw ‘All the Money in the World’ today. Very well done. Not sure it’s an Oscar-worthy movie, but it was well done and entertaining. But Christopher Plummer’s performance is Oscar-worthy. And considering he was a very last-minute replacement ... spectacular.

I've heard that this movie is really good, even more so by the last minute replacement.

 

Ridley Scott and Martin Scorsese are basically my gods. Not only because they make good films but that they have the ability to keep their finger on what makes good entertainment well into their 70s.

 

Ridley Scott just turned 80 years old, for ****'s sake. And Martin Scorsese made his first "kid's film" in his late 60s. It's amazing.

"Mollie's Game" was really good -- Aaron Sorkin wrote and directed, and the story and dialog are both strong. 

 

I also enjoyed "Hostiles", which involves a physical and psychological journey about inhumanity and redemption.

Just saw previews for "The Post" with Tom Hanks. Definitely on the list of movies to see.

Just saw previews for "The Post" with Tom Hanks. Definitely on the list of movies to see.

What about for someone who voted for Nixon?

What about for someone who voted for Nixon?

There’s nobody here old enough.

 

"Mollie's Game" was really good -- Aaron Sorkin wrote and directed, and the story and dialog are both strong. 

 

I also enjoyed "Hostiles", which involves a physical and psychological journey about inhumanity and redemption.

I'm a fan of Sorkin.  I've greatly enjoyed practically every movie and show he's written.

Curious to hear what others thought about the shape of water...

Curious to hear what others thought about the shape of water...

It looks intriguing and has gotten some good reviews ... have you seen it or just asking because you are also intrigued?

 

I saw the new Jumanji movie. Definitely not award-winning, but fun and had it’s funny moments, especially thanks to Jack Black and Kevin Hart. Just a fun romp in a make-believe jungle.

It looks intriguing and has gotten some good reviews ... have you seen it or just asking because you are also intrigued?

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I saw it. Reviews were immaculate, but I had some problems with it. For starters, it’s about a lady who gets...”romantic” with a fish...type guy...thing. Lotta people tend to like right past that.

Just took my son (12 going on 13) to 'Jumanji' this weekend and it was fun.  I think Kevin Hart/The Rock falls in his wheelhouse for humor, he watched 'The Agency' on a plane ride a year or so back and was giggling the entire time, so when the trailers for 'Jumanji' came out I knew we were going to it. 

I saw it. Reviews were immaculate, but I had some problems with it. For starters, it’s about a lady who gets...”romantic” with a fish...type guy...thing. Lotta people tend to like right past that.

Lol ... when put like that, I think it’s moved down to my ‘watch at home when it’s on Netflix’ list.

 

I saw it. Reviews were immaculate, but I had some problems with it. For starters, it’s about a lady who gets...”romantic” with a fish...type guy...thing. Lotta people tend to like right past that.

 

You've clearly never been to a Led Zeppelin after party.

You've clearly never been to a Led Zeppelin after party.

Enlighten us ...

 

Enlighten us ...

 

I'd prefer not to post links to such debauchery from my work computer. I'll just say if you're curious, try a google search of Led Zeppelin and mud shark.

 

And yes, it probably is along the lines of what you're thinking.

I saw it. Reviews were immaculate, but I had some problems with it. For starters, it’s about a lady who gets...”romantic” with a fish...type guy...thing. Lotta people tend to like right past that.

So it's like a twist of The Little Mermaid?