What Was the Last Movie You Watched?

I am watching "The Shop Around the Corner". Just finished the musical version with Judy Garland. Now they are showing the Jimmy Stewart version. The Jimmy Stewart is my favorite.
 
My Brother Jonathon 1948

Based on the 1930 novel of the same name by Francis Young.
Also made into a 5 episode British television drama series in 1985 starring Daniel Day Lewis
Jonathan Dakers is an idealistic young doctor in a coal-mining area of Northern England around the time of the First World War.
 
Bretrick said:
My Brother Jonathon 1948

Based on the 1930 novel of the same name by Francis Young.
Also made into a 5 episode British television drama series in 1985 starring Daniel Day Lewis
Jonathan Dakers is an idealistic young doctor in a coal-mining area of Northern England around the time of the First World War.
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Did you see that on DVD, or a station?
 
Indiana Joe said:
Sickos are the ones propagating those rumors. Every time some guy shares an apartment with another man means he is queer? Hardly.

Here a list of some of the best movies I've seen. They are on the Roku Channel.

For the First Time
Pieces of Easter
An Hour Behind
It's Already Tomorrow In Hong Kong
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Randolph Scott was married to the same woman for 43 years.

As for Cary Grant, who cares it he was a homosexual? He didn't flash it continually in front of your face. He didn't advocate pedophilia, nor any other destructive agenda as do the homosexuals of today. He was an incredibly entertaining actor. He kept his life to himself. I liked him then - queer or not, and I still do.
 
Indiana Joe said:
Randolph Scott was married to the same woman for 43 years. He was strong republican. That reason alone would have caused the Demobums to have smeared him because of his speech backing Dewey for President.

As for Cary Grant, who cares it he was a homosexual? He didn't flash it continually in front of your face. He didn't advocate pedophilia, nor any other destructive agenda as do the homosexuals of today. He was an incredibly entertaining actor. He kept his life to himself. I liked him then - queer or not, and I still do.
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No politics please. It's a banned topic on this forum. Thank you.
 
Blessed said:
I am watching "The Shop Around the Corner". Just finished the musical version with Judy Garland. Now they are showing the Jimmy Stewart version. The Jimmy Stewart is my favorite.
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Love it. I've watched that twice already this year on TCM. My favorite part comes as it nears the end and Mr. Matachek is taking Rudy out to a fine restaurant on Christmas Eve. Rudy just glows with happiness.

Another old Christmas one I love is "Remember the Night" with Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray. The scenes at his family home with his mother and aunt and Sterling Holloway singing are just perfect to me.
 
If you're looking at old movies, I really enjoyed "Laura" with Dana Andrews and Clifton Webb and Gene Tierney.
Great acting overcomes a story that doesn't hold up to too close a scrutiny.

More modern is Up In The Air with George Clooney.

Marriage Story on Netflix with Scarlet Johannson.

Match Point a film by Woody Allen.
 
I just saw the new movie out "Devotion" and would highly recommend it. Based on the book, both of the friends were well portrayed. I was immediately smitten with the Tom Hudner character, played by Glenn Powell. No beard, clean shaven, what a nice looking man. Whew!

For all audiences, it shows how loyalty and friendship carry us through difficult times.
 
Watched The Woman King on xFinity/Comcast On Demand. I know there's been controversy about it but I really liked the movie, great acting--how can you ever go wrong with Viola Davis, amirite? And the young actors in it whom I'd never seen before? Wow, those young gals got great acting careers ahead! And I just loved the music, the singing, the dancing! :love:

 
With yesterday's release of the JFK assassination investigation documents, it seems like a good time to revisit Oliver Stone's JFK. I like movies that are relevant for current events. It's available on Prime Video for $2.99.

Another relevant movie is Lord of War with Nicolas Cage, which was based on the arms dealer we just traded for what's-her-name... the basketball player.
 
I got Event Horizon at the library last week. A sci-fi / horror thriller. Also got On the Beach. An old movie I had seen once before but I remembered only 2% of it.
 

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