I'll be watching The Man From Uncle in about 15 minutes...

Homefront turned out to be a *lot* better movie than I was expecting! Statham doesn't come across as "Billy Badass" so much as in some of his other movies, he's just a guy trying to take care of his kid (who happens to have some useful training!).

I *really* liked some of the character development too - particularly the wife of the guy that he fought at the school at the beginning of the movie - she turned out to be _not at all_ what I was expecting. I'd like to tell the writers that they did a pretty good job with that one...

im about to..is it entertaining?

Mail order bride lol

yes.. 47 Ronin... i've seen that.. brave hearts

1. National Treasure: Book of Secret
of Nicholas Cage

I am an avid fan of Bruce Greenwood,
and for me,it is his character as the POTUS
in this film, that somehow makes the film
unforgettable.

2.The Longest Ride of Scott Eastwood

Everyone with me at the time, this was
shown here in my country, hated this film,
I ended up watching this film alone,
and until now, I am still thankful I chose
to watch this movie instead even if the
ending is so predictable & cliched.

3.Thirteen Days of Kevin Costner

This film is one of the reasons I became
a fan of American Politics.

Acknowledging as being a bipartisan in my
views, somehow this film inculcated in me
a sense of how:

"context is the enemy of gullibility.
The more that people know about a subject,
the more they have mulled it over &
weighted different ideas, the more they
will feel in coming to their own conclusions"

4.The New World of Colin Farrell

I really like how the movie ended the
story of a man & a woman.


The 4 films reminded me of :

"People only see what they are prepared to see"

I saw attack on titan live action movie i thought part 1 and part 2 were great

Excellent supernatural horror...





Pretty good home invasion-style at a college campus...

Re watched...

Ohhh I have this on my hard drive...
I better watch it tonight...
Thanks for the heads up Torgo...

Took my little guys to see The Peanut's Movie

yea, they were d!ck zombies...

one of the best Scottish movies ever! you'll like it

http://www.rollingstone.com/movies/reviews/the-cabin-in-the-woods-20120412



an offbeat Josh Whedon film... (writer, not director - co written and directed by Drew Goddard)

for the WWE fans, Jason Momoa - who is Roman Reigns in the WWE, plays the head werewolf...

Paint Your Wagon.
I was born under a wandering star. Will on my mind for days.

Haha...yeah pretty good movie....nice and bloody...
Thanks for the recommendation guys...

For me these movies reminded me of how people always differ
in perspectives.A three-dimensional contradictions for me,
of human nature.


1.Dragon Blade (2015) of Jacky Chan


2.The Company Men of Tommy Lee Jones


3.Olympus Has Fallen of Gerard Butler


4.The Pelican Brief of Julia Roberts