The MOVIE thread

[Baz]

[craigster59]

Posted this in the Netflix thread.

Worth posting here, good movie....

Just watched The Outfit.

Highly recommended, excellent acting and many twists and turns....

[pwd72s]

Originally Posted by Baz

First one she mentions is free on Youtube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tap67KjjPu8

[stevej37]

'Land of Bad' on Netflix
Liam Hemsworth and Russell Crowe in a good war movie. Very realistic scenes.
Crowe is great...as usual.

[craigster59]

"Merchants Of Joy" on Amazon.

A well done documentary on 5 families in the Christmas tree business in NYC. Worth the watch.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt31259625/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_8_nm_0_in_0_q_merchants

[stevej37]

'Sew Torn' on Netflix starring Eve Connolly.
A comedy thriller.....if you like a different type of movie, this is it.
Very original.

[stevej37]

Brightburn on Netflix.
A strange horror movie.

[sc_rufctr]

Nobody does horror like the South Koreans.

"Kingdom: Ashin of the North"

[chapstic2001]

Approve! Good movie that does not get enough credit. Dark edgy flick and does not hold back.

Originally Posted by stevej37

Brightburn on Netflix.
A strange horror movie.

[stevej37]

'The Fanatic' on Netflix starring John Travolta as an obsessed fan of a horror movie actor.
Travolta is great in his part.

[Steve Carlton]

I should watch this again.

[craigster59]

Every cheesey line from action movies ("Damn it! I know it's dangerous but it has to be done! Lives are at stake!") but hey, it's Liam Neeson.

Better than I thought it would be. No Oscar nominations but a good, fun, edge of your seat action movie.

[Steve Carlton]

This one is along the same lines. Not Liam's best, but entertaining. Just watched it the other night for the second time.

[The Synergizer]

Has there ever been a more accidentally successful actor than Liam Neeson?
I watched this one Saturday and will say I liked the cold weather and photography. But between Liam and his brother in the movie the emotion was zero...
Hard to get excited.

Originally Posted by craigster59

Every cheesey line from action movies ("Damn it! I know it's dangerous but it has to be done! Lives are at stake!") but hey, it's Liam Neeson.

Better than I thought it would be. No Oscar nominations but a good, fun, edge of your seat action movie.

[Scott Watkins]

"Brightburn" I want my 1.5 hours back, please.

[stevej37]

^^^

[QUOTE=stevej37;12576701]Brightburn on Netflix.
A strange horror movie.

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[Steve Carlton]

The African Queen (1951) is a terrific film. Director John Huston wanted to use live leeches on Humphrey Bogart, who wouldn't have it, so rubber ones were used.

[Zeke]

Originally Posted by craigster59

Every cheesey line from action movies ("Damn it! I know it's dangerous but it has to be done! Lives are at stake!") but hey, it's Liam Neeson.

Better than I thought it would be. No Oscar nominations but a good, fun, edge of your seat action movie.

"Liam Neeson" is very tiring. Not sure how he ever got that much work in the movies. I can see him an a dramatic role other than the man with iron fists and unlimited lives, and maybe he's done some. I haven't come across any. I'm prone to not search either.

"I want my 1.5 hours back." How true with 90% of films offered that you don't have to rent (watch commercial instead) and with many that you do. At 20 bucks I still haven't seen F1 I'm pretty sure it's not a $20 movie WRT to my threshold.

I'll let you know when it comes down to $3.99.

[Steve Carlton]

Liam Neeson did Schindler's List , Taken, K-19: The Widowmaker, and In the Land of !Saints and Sinners that I recall him being good in, especially the last one. I'm sure there's several more.

F1: The Movie streams for free now on Apple TV. If you don't like it, I'll send you a refund!

[Baz]

"Vengeance: A Love Story" w/Nicolas Cage wasn't bad.....