What was the last movie you saw?
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"One man's theology is another man's belly laugh." - Robert A. Heinlein
"Many of the points here, taken to their logical conclusions, don't hold up to logic; they're simply Godded-up ways of saying "I don't like that." - Skip
"Get your facts first, then you can distort them as you please." -Mark Twain
"Many of the points here, taken to their logical conclusions, don't hold up to logic; they're simply Godded-up ways of saying "I don't like that." - Skip
"Get your facts first, then you can distort them as you please." -Mark Twain
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“Other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how did you enjoy the play” – Newspaper reporter.
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Gave "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" another chance. It was every bit as bad as I remembered... sad.
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Mr. Turner
He's a pig! It's a good movie but his personal habits shock me.
Apparently it was well researched as to the authenticity of the times and his foibles. I had no idea.
There is not even a hint of a Christian society in those times so we gather from the movie.
Not a movie for Christian entertainment. Not for feminists either. Not for the young. It has a PG rating here but it should be R.
It may spoil your enjoyment of JMW Turner's paintings, too.
I feel like Salieri complaining about Mozart, and Mozart was virtuous compared to Turner
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He's a pig! It's a good movie but his personal habits shock me.
Apparently it was well researched as to the authenticity of the times and his foibles. I had no idea.
There is not even a hint of a Christian society in those times so we gather from the movie.
Not a movie for Christian entertainment. Not for feminists either. Not for the young. It has a PG rating here but it should be R.
It may spoil your enjoyment of JMW Turner's paintings, too.
I feel like Salieri complaining about Mozart, and Mozart was virtuous compared to Turner
Christian review: https://www.christiananswers.net/spotli ... r2014.html
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I'm curious why you think it's bad. I enjoyed it, because it is consistent with the Saturday afternoon matinee adventure that the whole series was modeled on and with aged characters we mostly knew. That was a credible aged Indiana Jones. A lot of the original stuff in this genre, that we actually paid to see, back in the 60's was not nearly as good. Plus it had enough historical technical realism so that I couldn't complain even if the events themselves didn't occur. They got technical details right about atomic bomb tests. The trip in the refrigerator was not realistic but it was consistent with the genre.
I thought that The Temple of Doom wasn't as good.
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"One man's theology is another man's belly laugh." - Robert A. Heinlein
"Many of the points here, taken to their logical conclusions, don't hold up to logic; they're simply Godded-up ways of saying "I don't like that." - Skip
"Get your facts first, then you can distort them as you please." -Mark Twain
"Many of the points here, taken to their logical conclusions, don't hold up to logic; they're simply Godded-up ways of saying "I don't like that." - Skip
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This isn't an either/or proposition. Crystal Skull and Temple of Doom both sucked. That's okay.Rusty wrote: ↑Thu Nov 23, 2017 5:54 pmI'm curious why you think it's bad. I enjoyed it, because it is consistent with the Saturday afternoon matinee adventure that the whole series was modeled on and with aged characters we mostly knew. That was a credible aged Indiana Jones. A lot of the original stuff in this genre, that we actually paid to see, back in the 60's was not nearly as good. Plus it had enough historical technical realism so that I couldn't complain even if the events themselves didn't occur. They got technical details right about atomic bomb tests. The trip in the refrigerator was not realistic but it was consistent with the genre.
I thought that The Temple of Doom wasn't as good.
I also have to giggle just a little bit at Gabriel - for most of us, Crystal Skull was 2 hours we'll never get back. For him, it was 4.
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National Treasure on the 'flix.
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Destiny, written and directed by Fritz Lang, starring Lil Dagover with a rockin' clarinet sound track
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... and I was reminded that the 3rd installment was horrible.
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It Happened One Night. Perfect Frank Capra. Clark Gable smokes a pipe in this film with some genuine authenticity. Check out the great Walter Connolly and Roscoe Kearns.
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The Quick and the Dead. My wife watched it with me, bless her soul.
