what is the last movie you have watched? (film, scene, Netflix)
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Crocodile Dundee 1986. Definitely NOT a movie that holds up today. I remember when I was younger I loved this movie (I was 10) and use to watch it a lot. Paul Hogan is a good actor, wish he would have done more movies (he has only done 11 films).
Took my son and a couple of his friends. Pretty strong finish to the series IMO.
Wow, I think you are the first person I have heard say it was a good ending to the series. I haven't seen it yet ( I will eventually). A few movie review podcasts that I listen to pretty much all said this movie was horrible.
'Infini' Australian Sci-FY. It was surprisingly good. Members of a search-and-rescue team uncover a global threat after traveling to a mining colony in outer space. I recommend this flick.
There's a scene, where Shira is smiling and playing the accordion at a kindergarten and the kids are dancing with hands in the air, and the teacher whispers to her her condolences and her expression changes to sorrow, she slows the song and closes her eyes and transitions to a sad song, and the shot changes to over her shoulder showing the kids dropping their arms, and slowly turn to face her.
Hadas Yaron (Felix & Meira (2015))
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