Yes it was long but I liked certain aspects of the movie. Matt's character, Bill Baker had done a lot of work on himself and he certainly cared about his daughter.

Great movie... I've watched it three times now. Rachel Weisz (Daniel Craig's wife) was a real stand out.

Watching this old movie, very cool. Dick Van Dyke aged much better in real life than in the movie.
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I enjoyed this a couple of years ago:

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The Gentlemen is a great movie. Saw it last year I think. Watched it again this year.:D

I saw him on stage as the Music Man in SF many years ago. He was fluid on the stage. IMO, much more entertaining than Robert Preston in the movie version.

A-Team movie. Free on Prime. A little campy but fun with lots of action.

Burried. Ryan Reynolds id burried alive. Suspense and sort of predictable.

Look at how they stacked that cast.

I say they could, in 2021, move Fishburne ahead of Albert Hall and that's it.

Frederic Forrest stands his ground.

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^^^ Perfect sountrack for the trailer. It's on my 'won't miss it' list.

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I want to see this. Oscar Isaac, Willem Defoe, directed by Paul Schrader.

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^^^ Yeah Steve - looks good!

Finally No Time to Die is around the corner with an Oct 8th release. I can't wait to see it- just noticed that my favorite girl Ana de Armas is in there, too. Found this extended trailer with the first part narrated by the director. I'm bummed this is Daniel Craig's last Bond movie- hopefully the next one will be as good (I'm hoping for Idris Elba). Rami Malek seems like a good choice for the villain, and I hope we will get more than a little of Christoph Waltz.

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I cant wait for this.

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That looks like a lot of fun!

This is a new release on HBOMax that I remote watched with two friends last night; nobody actors in it, some cheesiness, starts out somewhat slow and confusing but then really rips about 2/3 of the way through and all the confusion from the first parts is answered. First time I've been shocked by a movie in a while.

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That looks interesting Raunch!

KATE. Kate has been poisoned and seeks vengance on the one that poisoned her before she dies. Lots of killing involved. The concept takes me back to the film D.O.A. made in 1950 and again in 88. May have to revisit them.