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I recently saw The Blob from the 1950’s. Kind of old, but I liked it. 🍿
 
phil_at_dayboro said:
Just saw the Man from U.N.C.L.E Worth a watch
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Saw it Sunday with a free movie ticket from the Regal Crown Club rewards program. I liked it. In fact, even just the opening escape sequence would’ve been worth a full price ticket.
 
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I’m addicted! Watching it again now on FX and waiting eagerly for #2!
(How are they going to bring Colonel Quaritch back?
 
MrZoom said:
Saw it Sunday with a free movie ticket from the Regal Crown Club rewards program. I liked it. In fact, even just the opening escape sequence would’ve been worth a full price ticket.
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Good,

Have you seen Mission Impossible, I’d pay just to hear the theme music play loud,
 
The Company Man - Wow! Total man drama & I totally feel for my sweet husband.
 
I recently saw a lovely Argentine film from about 10 years ago called Valentin.

It takes place in Argentina in the months before the first moon landing. It’s about a little boy Valentin, who lives with his grandmother. He has an absentee father and has been estranged from his mother.

Very sweet and touching film.
 
Della said:
Why this time of year as opposed to any other? Just asking. 🙂
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Well, it used to be a yearly Lenten watch, but as Christian as it is, it’s more entertaining than it is enlightening. Now, I’ve switched it over to the late holiday seasons.
 
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Well, it used to be a yearly Lenten watch, but as Christian as it is, it’s more entertaining than it is enlightening. Now, I’ve switched it over to the late holiday seasons.
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That’s funny, I find it more enlightening than entertaining. For entertainment give me good old-fashioned sci-fi or musical. 😃
 
We want to take our daughter to see the Peanut Movie, but I was concerned. Hollywood has a history of messing up even the most innocent of movies.
 
A Boy Named Charlie Brown.

Limelight with Charlie Chaplin and Claire Bloom.
 
St. Vincent, with Bill Murray. I lost it during the kid’s speech. Talk about an ad for “faith without works is dead.” (not for kids though)
 
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