I really enjoyed this THOR sequel as Chris Hemsworth is
awesome and the wife and I both have a crush on him. The movie had the same great balance of
action, romance, and comedy as the original and does a really good job of
alternating Earth and Asgard. Tom
Hiddleston is a sinister bad guy as THOR’s brother Loki and I look forward to
this character having his own movie sometime.
Be sure to sit thru all the credits too as we get hints of Guardians of
the Galaxy and The Avengers 2. Scored
this steel book at that crummy has been electronics store.
Perhaps the best movie made about space ever made. This movie starts, sets for about 4 minutes,
and then grabs you by the collar and does not let go for the next 80 something
minutes. Isolation can be scary enough
but to be alone in space makes it that much more. I loved the scenes without sound as it makes
all the events going on seem kind of like an opera with the soundtrack. This movie looks stunning, Sandy Bullock is
awesome, and the tight direction of this space opera will likely clean up at
the Oscars on Sunday and deservedly so, see it.
An aging, booze-addled father makes the trip from Montana to
Nebraska with his estranged son in order to claim a million-dollar Mega
Sweepstakes Marketing prize. Bruce Dern
has always been a great actor that has always been stereotyped as the heavy or
the crazy bad guy. In the late sixties
and early seventies those were about the only parts the guy was being offered
so he took some time off and reinvented himself a bit in 1972’s Silent Running. But still for over 40 years later people
cannot forgive him for (spoiler alert) killing John Wayne in the Cowboys. Looks like a good drama from director Alexander
Payne. (The Descendants, Sideways)
Look for my Oscar picks shortly.
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