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"Remember the Titans" on cable...
Lots of names
While the thematic material is worthy it is not holding up as well as "Hoosiers" IMO
Some of the lines come across like the actors were choaking on the heavy-handed sentimentality...
'The Emporer's Club" on cable
2002 effort w/young Jesse Eisenberg in supporting role, Emile Hirsh in larger one, and Kevin Klein as classics professor at boys' prep school...
More stilted than "Dead Poets' Society"
Found a strange movie on roku last night. Forgot the name of it but it's one of those you wouldn't plan on watching but, after a few minutes, you want to see what happens next. lol A man living on a barge with a couple and their young son. He and the other man's wife do more than "work together". Had to wait and see how long it took for them to get caught.
Found a strange movie on roku last night. Forgot the name of it but it's one of those you wouldn't plan on watching but, after a few minutes, you want to see what happens next. lol A man living on a barge with a couple and their young son. He and the other man's wife do more than "work together". Had to wait and see how long it took for them to get caught.
Sounds like it might be "Young Adam" (2003) with Ewan McGregor and Tilda Swinton. I watched it a long time ago, but, yes, I seem to recall some pretty tense scenes.
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