Daddyjt 8,807 Posted July 15, 2023 Author Posted July 15, 2023 I would like to recommend The Sound Of Freedom as a fantastic film that is well worth your time. As the film has somehow become “political” (How opposition to child trafficking can become a political issue is beyond my comprehension), I will unfortunately have to refrain from any details or trailers - but I reiterate that it is well worth your time…. 3
Daddyjt 8,807 Posted July 16, 2023 Author Posted July 16, 2023 On 9/19/2022 at 9:59 AM, Daddyjt said: If you are even remotely connected to current events, then you've no doubt heard the kerfuffle over The Terminal List on Amazon Prime. Having watched it, I sincerely can't figure out what the progressive left's problem with this series is. Rotten Tomatoes (which used to be a reliable source for ratings, but now is in-step with the woke Hollywood narrative) rating tells you exactly what you need to know - 39% from "critics" and 95% from the audience. I'm guessing that they have "targeted" it because of Chris Pratt and the fact that they despise him for rejecting wokism? Anyway, the series is spectacular! Even though it could be classified as a "revenge thriller", it exhibits enough unique elements to make it fresh. The story is compelling and fast paced (I burned through the first 3 episodes on my first sitting, and I rarely binge). The characters are well thought-out and interesting. If you've ever watched a Jason Bourne film and wished for a little (or a lot) more emotional buy-in with the characters, then this is for you. The tactical acumen is spot on (the EFP weapon deployment was a thing of beauty) and the attention to detail is perfect. Believability with regards to the realism of physical ability and the effects of physical damage are also very accurate - This is not a "Rambo" film, lol. The story is fast paced, yet detailed and nuanced at the same time. It has some very touching moments, and some very satisfying payoffs. I cannot recomend this series highly enough. Should you happen to watch it, please post your impressions, and also let me know if you can find what the progressives distain so much here... @compwaco @Sk1Bum - pls remove this post for political content….
itchitch 4,140 Posted July 16, 2023 Posted July 16, 2023 10 hours ago, Daddyjt said: I would like to recommend The Sound Of Freedom as a fantastic film that is well worth your time. As the film has somehow become “political” (How opposition to child trafficking can become a political issue is beyond my comprehension), I will unfortunately have to refrain from any details or trailers - but I reiterate that it is well worth your time…. I just returned from the theatre. This is a terrific movie! The first thirty minutes are gut check for any parent. 2
Sk1Bum 10,413 Posted July 16, 2023 Posted July 16, 2023 4 hours ago, Daddyjt said: @compwaco @Sk1Bum - pls remove this post for political content…. Mark, I see nothing wrong with it, but if you want it hidden, I can make it happen.
oldtexasdog 2,397 Posted August 26, 2023 Posted August 26, 2023 (edited) Susan and I watched Devotion the other night and both enjoyed it. Edited August 26, 2023 by oldtexasdog 2
eldardy 1 Posted December 18, 2023 Posted December 18, 2023 (edited) Thanks for sharing your movie recommendation with us. It's always a pleasure to discover new films to watch. "Devotion" sounds intriguing. I'm a big fan of movie discussions, so if you ever come across any other films that leave an impression, please do share. It's through these recommendations that we often stumble upon hidden cinematic gems that might have otherwise gone unnoticed. As for me, I'm looking forward to checking out some of the movies currently in theaters. There's something special about the big screen experience that streaming just can't replicate. If you have any suggestions or if you're planning to catch a particular film soon, let me know. Edited December 18, 2023 by eldardy 1
Bobby1970 1,408 Posted April 1 Posted April 1 A US Army special forces unit is ambushed during a mission to retrieve an intelligence asset and their only remaining hope lies with a remote Air Force drone operator assisting them through a brutal 48-hour battle for survival.
Community Admin AndrewJohn 9,170 Posted May 5 Community Admin Posted May 5 I don't care if people don't like or do like, Rambo movies. I for one, like them, and am looking forward to the next one, with this concept trailer..., some say the role get's handed off to rotating actors..., a la James Bond? The point being that audiences are not yet done with Rambo, and their desire for another in the series - even if Stallone wants to get out of the franchise..., or is too old for it, or..., Time gets everything, eventually. 1 1
NickT 193 Posted May 5 Posted May 5 On 7/27/2019 at 4:36 PM, Brian_at_HHH said: Seeing @AndrewJohn's suggestion of Spaghetti Westerns got me thinking about some of the classic ones, but then I thought, no, this is one of the few movies I will always tune in, if it happens to be playing: This is a perfect example of how "nobody is safe" from the hilarious barbs of Mel Brooks' humour. It's also a movie that could never be made in this day and age - it's as far from politically correct as you can get, but Brooks targets everyone equally. Every time I watch it, there's something new that I see to laugh at. A guilty pleasure, to say the least. Went to see Blazing Saddles at Radio City Music Hall in NYC. To top it off Mel Brooks came out for a Q&A afterwards. An amazing evening! 2
Community Admin AndrewJohn 9,170 Posted May 6 Community Admin Posted May 6 And, for 2025, another James Bond is coming..., ? Or?
Daddyjt 8,807 Posted November 28 Author Posted November 28 For the longest time I knew Hugh Grant as the kitschy rom-com actor, and I never gave him much thought (except for Love, Actually - the most guy-watchable rom-com of all time). However - I saw him in last year’s Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre with Jason Statham, and I have to say, Hugh Grant flat out stole the show. His dialogue and delivery were marvelous, and he played the creepy billionaire perv perfectly. Then, my son drags me to see Heretic the other night, and again, I’m treated to a master-class performance by Hugh Grant. The movie itself is pretty mid, but Grant’s performance was spectacular. I now find myself optimistically anticipating his next role, and wondering WHY he waited until so late in his career to treat us to this level of acting…? https://youtu.be/7g-vhmIEvX0?si=Ff6g469XDneB__Hx https://youtu.be/jpWUOxRozZg?si=HlgOe7_h_OHZ0kVu 4
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