What Was the Last Movie You Watched?

Marcy Sheiner said:
I actually loved A Real Pain, but then I love Jesse Eisenberg. Now it's streaming so I'm gonna watch it again. Also I'm Jewish so maybe that makes a difference?
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I too am a fan of Jesse Eisenberg's. But I couldn't connect at all with A Real Pain. I'm still scratching my head over Culkin's award.
 

smiley said:
Barefoot in the Park - b/w going back a bit a very young Jane Fonda and Robert Redford - looked like they were just cutting their teeth on being actors - over did it IMO? - but there were moments of nostalgia - the parks of NY and no druggies about only tramps with bourbon bottles!
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ps: would so have disliked it in color!!
 
Marcy Sheiner said:
@ChiroDoc Just watched Double Indemnity. Not sure if I ever saw it before, maybe a long time ago, but it was indeed great esp the acting. Thanks for the recommendation.
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I'm happy to hear that you liked that great picture. Here is a list of my personal top 25 classic noir films. I'd heartily recommend the top 15 of these to anyone:
1. Double Indemnity (1944)
2. Sunset Boulevard (1950)
3. Criss Cross (1949)
4. Out of the Past (1947)
5. The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946)
6. Strangers on a Train (1951)
7. In a Lonely Place (1950)
8. The Maltese Falcon (1941)
9. Murder, My Sweet (1944)
10. The Killers (1946)
11. The Third Man (1949)
12. Touch of Evil (1958)
13. The Asphalt Jungle
14. Act of Violence (1949)
15. Gun Crazy (1950)
16. Moonrise (1948)
17. Nightmare Alley (1947)
18. Night and the City (1950)
19. Sweet Smell of Success (1957)
20. The Prowler (1950)
21. Tomorrow is Another Day (1951)
22. Detour (1945)
23. City That Never Sleeps (1952)
24. Raw Deal (1948)
25. Kiss Me Deadly (1955)
 
ChiroDoc said:
I'm happy to hear that you liked that great picture. Here is a list of my personal top 25 classic noir films. I'd heartily recommend the top 15 of these to anyone:
1. Double Indemnity (1944)
2. Sunset Boulevard (1950)
3. Criss Cross (1949)
4. Out of the Past (1947)
5. The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946)
6. Strangers on a Train (1951)
7. In a Lonely Place (1950)
8. The Maltese Falcon (1941)
9. Murder, My Sweet (1944)
10. The Killers (1946)
11. The Third Man (1949)
12. Touch of Evil (1958)
13. The Asphalt Jungle
14. Act of Violence (1949)
15. Gun Crazy (1950)
16. Moonrise (1948)
17. Nightmare Alley (1947)
18. Night and the City (1950)
19. Sweet Smell of Success (1957)
20. The Prowler (1950)
21. Tomorrow is Another Day (1951)
22. Detour (1945)
23. City That Never Sleeps (1952)
24. Raw Deal (1948)
25. Kiss Me Deadly (1955)
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Thanks. I've seen about half of these Asphalt Jungle is on one of my streaming lists so that'll probably be next.
 
NotCompSavy said:
Ok again most women do not like her material or rather indifferent to it .
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That's an interesting observation. Mine has been the opposite. HP didn't do much for me (I read all the books but never bothered with the movies), but my daughter and her female friends are very fond of the books and movies while their husbands are meh on HP.

I loved, loved, loved the Hunger Games series though - books and movies.
 
Yesterday I went to a matinee (only six bucks on Tuesdays) to see Mickey 17. Main attraction for me was that it was written and directed by the same guy who did Parasite, which I loved. Unfortunately, this was nothing like it, it was sci fi, and every scene was more grotesque than the one before it.
 
Marcy Sheiner said:
Yesterday I went to a matinee (only six bucks on Tuesdays) to see Mickey 17. Main attraction for me was that it was written and directed by the same guy who did Parasite, which I loved. Unfortunately, this was nothing like it, it was sci fi, and every scene was more grotesque than the one before it.
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Thanks for the head's up.
 

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