What Was the Last Movie You Watched?

Ruthanne said:
I used the Pluto app. to watch the movie called School Ties this morning.

It's about a Jewish boy who enrolls in an all boy high school in his senior year in order to get into Harvard later.

He meets with prejudice from some of the others.

I enjoyed this movie very much. The acting is very good.

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I've seen that one too. It was great. :)
 

StarSong said:
If I had three wishes, one would be to have Morgan Freeman read me a bedtime story every night.
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I love your icon profile!
I too agree with a bedtime story from Mr. Freeman.
Finishing a book titled, "The Warmth from Other Suns"
I did not pick it for what it is, without knowing it sure tells a story of the good ole Amrican ways of how bullies sure survived. I did enjoy the Facts of her work.
 
Pepper said:
Last night on HBO, "Greta." It scared me. Good for the season. Scary in a non-fictional way like I remember "Waiting for Mr. Goodbar."
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I had to stop watching it, my life story is too close to the freaky thing.
I wanted to find out how she survived, however, it became overwhelming for me to sit through. This is what I get for branching out to other territories and escaping one run in with another. My life...PTSD BUT I'm cured......
 
"The lost daughter" Normally will watch anything with Olivia Colman starring,she is just good,but with this could only last 20 mins so painfully Slooooow...don`t waste your time!
 
"Accidental Husband" with Uma Thurman, Colin Firth, Sam Shepherd and
Jeffrey Dean Morgan who unfortunately is married to some tall thin beautiful young thing.
Darn it. You can watch it free without a subscription on Youtube (with commercials but just "skip")

The movie is rated 1 star by Rotten Tomatoes, and is described as an incoherent,
implausible, silly, romantic comedy, and senseless story from 2008. I thought it was YUMMY!! 🥰🤩😆
They made 28Million at the box office. 36% loved it...probably all females because of you-know-who

Back to Jeffrey...He's a charming firefighter in the movie and was also in Batman vs Superman.
Guess I'll have to watch that now.
 
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Words and Pictures ( 2013 - rated 6.6 - free )​

Prep school English teacher Jack Marcus (Clive Owen) meets his match in Dina Delsanto (Juliette Binoche) — an abstract painter, and the new art teacher on campus. He challenges her to a lively philosophical debate of the impact of words vs. pictures and, in the process, sparks an unlikely romance.

"comment:

'Is a man worth more than his words, a woman worth more than her pictures?'
gradyharp4 January 2015

Gerald Di Pego's script for WORDS AND PICTURES deserves to be published as a book, so sensitive are his musings about art and literature. This film is filled with some unforgettable thoughts that should challenge teachers of writing and art and their students as well.

Fred Schepisi directs this lovely little film with restraint and sensitivity, allowing the brilliance of the performances by Juliette Binoche and Clive Owen to shine. Though the school kids are a bit cookie cutter and thwart the momentum of the film at times, the overall response is one of pure pleasure in the drive of the story." https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2380331/reviews

 
I just watched The Good Liar on Tubi, with Helen Mirren and Ian McKellen.

The first three quarters had me riveted, the acting was, of course, excellent, but I didn't like the ending very much.

I still thought it was worth the time and it was nice to see a film starring two older people.

In the opening scenes we see the two meet on a blind dinner date they had arranged through an internet dating site. From the title we know to look for deception.
 
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