Last night I watched "10 Cloverfield Lane" on SyFy and thought it was pretty good. Lot of tense moments. They're working on a sequel, from what I understand.

I did not watch that because I remembered seeing it when it came out. I just looked it up and I must have been hallucinating that.:D:D Sucks getting old. Never seen it but it sounds like my kind of movie so now I will look for it.

Just watched Foreigner on Netflix, Jackie Chan and Pierce Brosnan, outstanding movie, I wasn’t expecting much, but very worth the watch.

New Clint movie......

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I thought Cloverfield Lane was the sequel.

There have been three so far in the franchise:

Cloverfield in 2008 (grossed $170 million)
10 Cloverfield Lane in 2016 (grossed $110 million)

.....The Cloverfield Paradox came out this year - I have not seen it yet.

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Watching "Varsity Blues" right now on CMT. "We Are Marshall" comes on next in one hour.

Oddly enough, Marshall is playing right now (MTSU). All tied at 3-3 with second qrt just underway. GO Thundering Herd! ;)

Watched Gran Torino on Friday for the umpteenth time. I love that movie.

"Sweet Country"--an Aussie film about an aboriginal killing of a white man in the 20's

"Isle of Dogs"--Wes Anderson film--didn't know what to expect, but it was really well done.

'Ready Player One'................not bad. Good action A.R. flick with a great soundtrack and 70's / 80's / 90's references peppered throughout. Just knocked it out with the wife and she said she'd even watch it again.

This looks interesting. Note the use of homely environmental suits.

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Got a kick out of Bad Times at the El Royale. Unique, with a lot of layers that peel away.

Terminal. A twisted tale of murder and revenge. Very dark. Sort of a train wreck. Once started, I just had to watch. Not for everybody . I liked it. For reference, I never miss American Horror Story.

The land of steady habits. Netflix movie, I think. A study of a group of disfunctional people. Good acting but not that good of a story. I watched the whole thing so it was not terrible. Just not the sort of movie I would normally watch. A bit better than watching reruns or the weather channel, I guess.

New on Netflix

Fracture — really good crime/courtroom flick

Interesting. I will look for it next week. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/suppo...s/beerchug.gifhttp://forums.pelicanparts.com/suppo...s/beerchug.gif

I was in the dentist chair and they have Netflix. Picked "Green Mile" which I had worked on 19 years ago and hadn't watched in ages. Forgot how great it is, Michael Clarke Duncan, Tom Hanks , David Morse, Barry Pepper, Michael Jeter and Doug Hutchinson (what a weasel in the film, nice guy real life), Graham Greene, Harry Dean Stanton.

Frank Darabont did a great job directing, still holds up so well today.

Skip Cloverfield Paradox. It's horrible.

I thought you were talking of this movie....Tom Hanks in a very funny comedy.
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Now I may have to watch "The terminal".

Terminal. Margot is pretty hot. And scary.


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