what is the last movie you have watched? (rentals, film, Hollywood)
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The Wolf of Wall Street. Way too long. The first two hours were quite entertaining but I lost interest after that. Sorry, Scorsese. Goodfellas and Casino are much better.
Jackass Presents Bad Grandpa: Not as funny as I thought it would be, but some decent parts
Enough Said: One of Gandolfinis last films and actually entertaining for a love story.
Riddick: Eh, not as good as the first two but watchable.
Gravity: Great film and keep my attention the whole time....Clooney was oddly only in like 20 minutes.
Out of the Furnace: Great movie....loved Woody in it.
Captain Philips: Hanks does a great job and not too bad for a Hollywood version of the truth.
The Mandela biopic. Good film. I thought Morgan Freedman played a better Mandela in his film, but the one that's out now spans Mandela's whole life, so it's good for an overview. The details it portrays about the negotiations with the Apartheid regime leading up to the transition to full democracy and Mandela's presidency are especially interesting.
Lincoln, excellent. Quite fascinating on so many levels. The depth in which they touched on the philosophical, legal and psychological, aspects truly made this a most engaging movie.
ooh, great comment! I'm not sure why I missed this one, I should see it. Thx for posting!
ooh, great comment! I'm not sure why I missed this one, I should see it. Thx for posting!
Your welcome. I'm going to watch it again before I return it to my local library. I want to pick up on more of the intricacies of the debates that took place; it really gives you much to think about in how the passing of the 13th amendment and many others come to pass. But, also, a look into the souls of people's minds and how they view themselves in relation to other human beings.
I last watched A GOOD DAY TO DIE HARD -- It was OK,not like his earlier movies! (Die hard,Die hard 2 are my favourites)
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I'm going to watch it again before I return it to my local library. I want to pick up on more of the intricacies of the debates that took place; it really gives you much to think about in how the passing of the 13th amendment and many others come to pass. But, also, a look into the souls of people's minds and how they view themselves in relation to other human beings.