Just gat back form seeing Movie Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool What a winner.
It wouldn’t get much attention if Benning wasn’t starting which is too bad, lucky she is so many more people will get to see it.
Category: MOVIES
Call Me By Your Name
Beautifully filmed and well acted we all agreed the best part of the movie was the last minute and a half. It seems everything was leading up to the fathers speech, and what some of us saw a the big reveal.
Taking place in the 80’s in Italy, a professor and his family entertain a doctoral student for the summer.
The Shape Of Water
I don’t often, if ever do fantasy or sci fi and now i know why. It isnt real and I know it. But I did enjoy this film about a creature from the sea. And Im guessing that after a day or two of thinking about it, I’ll find the messages and like it more.
The Novitiate
I don’t think this movie will encourage you to become a nun, but it was fascinating to watch. A young neglected girl falls in love with the church and we watch as she goes through the stages to take her vows. Simultaneously Vatican II is happening outside the walls, and eventually inside. I was shocked to find that 90,000 nuns left their calling as the repercussions of Vatican II.
The Jade Pendant
Without a doubt the WORST movie I have seen in years.
aida’s secret
Once again I found myself walking across the park to The Lincon Center Movie Theatre. A new story, a documentary, a reason to reflect, count your blessings, remember horror, and a journey. I could have liked the characters more, but i didn’t need to. the story was just compelling enough to keep me interested. And free.
Faces,Places
A documentary of sorts and a totally happy, feel good, just yes experience
Wonderstruck
A perfect made for tv movie. Wonderstruck is another example of two stories converging, you are left wondering how. A few interesting characters but too many that aren’t. If you haven’t noticed, I am not recommending it.
Loving Vincent
A delight to behold. Animated with oil painting this visual masterpiece begs to be enjoyed. I loved it. The story, eh, who cares that much. But the beauty… and who thought of it, who pulled it together. How happy I am that they did.
Loved The Big Sick
Not quite When Harry Met Sally but oh so close. Great characters, believable, sympathetic, understandable. The Big Sick deserves all the praise it gets. And I got to see it on $5 Tuesdays at AMC.
Lunching With Laura 