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Eyes Wide Shut - has its moments but ultimately it doesnt really go anywhere, marriage breakup, resisting temptation, giving in to it, secret society killing those that betray its secrets all in it but it just doesn't amount to much. Could have been very good and at times is visually very interesting. But overall Very disappointing film.
Regards Neil
Now got on Ro Grande (1950) ...a John Ford western starring the ubiquitous John Wayne, Maureen O'hara, Victor McLaglen to mention a few. This was the first of 5 films Wayne and O'hara would make, and the screen debut for Wayne's son Patrick. Ford was forced to make this to get permission by the studio to make the quiet man, as they thought the quiet man would tank(it didn't; in fact I think it did better)
Needless to say McLaglen wiped the floor with everyone with his performance....AGAIN:)
The Password is Courage starring Dirk Bogarde and Alfred Lynch...an excellent PoW film this.
Charley Varrick Starring Walter Matthau
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The Ice Age movies are great. In fact I am really into this animated movies: The Incredibles, Despicable Me, Finding Nemo, Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs (what a title!), Shrek series. I started watching them when my kids were growing up and haven't stopped. They ALL have an adult level and the artwork is fabulous.
Despicable Me is very good! I like all the Ice Age series too.
Robert Wise's 1951 masterpiece, "The Day The earth Stood Still" starring Michael Rennie and the delectable Pat Neal, with Sam Jaffe as Prof Barnhardt. Klaatu corrects his sums on the chalkboard as would Oppenheimer , so a like there to the destroyer of worlds ;)
Making my way through Breaking Bad on Netflix.
3rd episode 2nd season...this is good.