I figured this thread could be a break for those who are caregiving and need to focus on something fun for a little while. I am asking those who don't want to participate to please refrain from making negative comments. Please do not ruin the fun for others who are participating in this thread. Thank you. (keep in mind, that I am not ignorant (and not a pollyanna), of what others are going through, I do understand but I want people to take breaks and have some fun, even it's for a few minutes)
I did get to see the movie "Judy" recently, thought it was very good. I also saw the two popes on NYD and thought that was very good, too.
I would like to see the Good Liar and it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood, I missed out on those when they were at the theaters a couple months ago, but they are coming out on DVD in February.
At the movie theater or Netflix? I need to check listings on Netflix more often.
The Boynton Beach Club.
2005
Brenda Vaccaro
Dyan Cannon
She's staying the night and we're gunna pull up on Amazon Prime, Lemony Snickets, an Unfortunate Series of Events.
She and I watched ET last wknd, she had not seen it. She really liked it.
And the costumes...Wow! Roaring 20s costumes can be lovely; there's so much grace in the women's costumes.
I was thinking afterward how women's wear has changed so much over the years.
I thought Kathy Bates was especially adept at playing Gertrude Stein.
much cheaper than downloading off cable
BTW: I-81 runs through Bristol TN with connections from I-26 and I-40 so if you will be traveling through/near our area, you might like to spend a night and enjoy the drive in.
If your internet is fast enough to support streaming, I recommend the Disney, Espn, Hulu package as one of the best entertainment values available (Disney includes National Geographic too). Hulu has a lot more series and recent movie content, Espn+ has sports shows and games, and having access to a lot of the Disney catalog from the last 70 years is fantastic!
I recommend it for anyone that needs some encouragement while going through the hard times.
I also watched on HBO a documentary called Moonlight Sonata: Deafness in Three Movements. VERY good. I highly recommend it. This movie is produced by a mother of a young deaf boy who gets implants to hear and his subsequent learning of the piano. SHE is the same producer who made a documentary about her parents who got implants to hear quite a few years ago! Her parents are in this film too and featured in a very touching way.
I also saw documentary Buzz! Fascinating. Very entertaining.
Drama/comedy Simple Favor. Intriguing and very funny. I liked it.