No, it wasn’t as fun as the others versions. Way they used a family of ghostbusters other then Original cast Left me disappointed.
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Never seen that first film, the middle one is a masterclass in film making, the last one well, just proved CGI monsters really aren’t a patch on big models and props covered in goo.
Just realised I don’t actually own The Thing, this middle one, I’ll have to fix that!
Saw it, interesting, as good as Swayze’s one? I don’t think so. Think I preferred the older film. Still watchable. LOTS of stunts in it! Was surprised with that.
Also his persistent constant smile doesn’t really fit with the character.
Watched this on Friday... The movie has some great freaking scenes and overall is a good watch. Funny, ranchy, and John Cena is funny. We laughed. There are a few parts that are the embarrassing kind of moments, but man, it is good.
"Urban Cowboy." Hadn't watched it in years, enjoyed it very much. It brought back a lot of memories of the 80s when it was originally released. The DV is a little difficult for me to watch, but otherwise a good film.
Pride and Prejudice (2005)- A favorite early 19th Century romance set in England, so well done. Outstanding characters all around. It’s practically impossible not to like this. 
This story reflects an interesting historical fact regarding inheritance laws in 19th Century England that limited women’s’ ability to inherit.
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So if you had a bunch of daughters, you mostly hoped you get them married off.
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So if you had a bunch of daughters, you mostly hoped you get them married off.
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Pride and Prejudice (2005)- A favorite early 19th Century romance set in England, so well done. Outstanding characters all around. It’s practically impossible not to like this.
Is that Tom Wambsgans?
The male lead? Matthew Macfadyen. I had to search on your character’s name. 😛
"Succession" is the story of horrible people being horrible to each other for 4 full seasons, somehow made watchable by great character performances. I'd never seen Macfadyen anywhere else, almost didn't recognize him with tussled hair.
Our family just rewatched Galaxy Quest. What a perfect movie! That one never gets old for us. Of course, we also saw Dune 1 on Blu-ray and then Dune 2 at the theatre. Amazing!
succession was fabulous, if you discount season 1.
matthew's been in a bucket load of movies and tv series - most notably the sheriff of nottingham to russell crowe's robin hood - and also the most excellent 'spooks' tv series.
he's one of the poms' best acting exports to the USA
I wanted to see what all the fuss was about, hope this doesn’t offend anyone, I apologise in advance if it does. So my opinion?
It’s a full on woke fest hour and a half advert for Mattel and Barbie, it could have been far more clever and intelligent. I could say more but better not.
Too much for me.
The Count of Monti Cristo (2002)- Betrayal and revenge, excellently told. Outstanding performances. A favorite book in college.
Anyone notice The Witcher in this image?
Anyone notice The Witcher in this image?
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