What movie did you see in the theater or on DVD?

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The Woman in the Window on Netflix.

I had read the book but thankfully had forgotten the ending. It did not get great reviews but I enjoyed it. I love Amy Adams.

I know! The critics really blasted this, but we enjoyed it a lot! Amy Adams and Juilianne Moore (dreamy sigh) are both really good.

For a good story, google the book sometime. The guy who wrote it is quite a piece of work. He's a Talented Mr. Ripley level liar.

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I've tried watching Tenet on HBO max a few times but can't get into it. I got lost in the beginning and didn't have the patience to continue. Maybe I'll give it another shot one night when I can't sleep.

We saw this in the theater, and Talia leaned into my ear and said "I have absolutely no idea what's going on." She hated it. I didn't understand it any better, but I kind of enjoyed trying to figure it out. I even watched it again. Talia made fun of me. I still didn't understand it, but it made a LITTLE more sense the second time around.

Looking forward to the new Conjuring movie. Not a big fan of sequels, but this series is better than most.

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The Vast of Night on Amazon.
This movie was such an unexpected delight. Right up my alley, in so many ways - I enjoyed it thoroughly.

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The Woman in the Window on Netflix.

I had read the book but thankfully had forgotten the ending. It did not get great reviews but I enjoyed it. I love Amy Adams.

I know! The critics really blasted this, but we enjoyed it a lot! Amy Adams and Juilianne Moore (dreamy sigh) are both really good.

For a good story, google the book sometime. The guy who wrote it is quite a piece of work. He's a Talented Mr. Ripley level liar.

I looked him up, you are right, he has a lot of issues. I wonder if that is why he hasn't published anything new. Blaming his lying/deception on bipolar disorder is especially upsetting.


I've tried watching Tenet on HBO max a few times but can't get into it. I got lost in the beginning and didn't have the patience to continue. Maybe I'll give it another shot one night when I can't sleep.

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Please help Mandalla. He has a Cadillac stuck in his eye.

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Was watching West Side Story the other day just to torture the kids.

I didn’t want to, because I knew it was depressing, but I watched Nomadland. It was as expected. But I watched because Francis M. is an incredible actor. I love her to bits. Someday, I want to see her to go Kathy Bates crazy in a movie. A hammer to the tied ankle would be delightful.

Next Up: The new Mortal Combat with the boy. We’ll take turns screaming, “MOR-TAL COM-BAT!”

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I didn’t want to, because I knew it was depressing, but I watched Nomadland. It was as expected. But I watched because Francis M. is an incredible actor. I love her to bits. Someday, I want to see her to go Kathy Bates crazy in a movie. A hammer to the tied ankle would be delightful.

Next Up: The new Mortal Combat with the boy. We’ll take turns screaming, “MOR-TAL COM-BAT!”

Not a new movie but still an awesome movie...

42 the Jackie Robinson story

I came up with a drinking game for non-drinkers.

Watch Personal Shopper. Do a shot every time Kristen Stewart makes a facial expression.

Two hours later, you'll still be sober.

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I came up with a drinking game for non-drinkers.

Watch Personal Shopper. Do a shot every time Kristen Stewart makes a facial expression.

Two hours later, you'll still be sober.

  

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I came up with a drinking game for non-drinkers.

Watch Personal Shopper. Do a shot every time Kristen Stewart makes a facial expression.

Two hours later, you'll still be sober.

  

Over The Top

Black Holes : The Edge of All We Know. (Netflix)

It's a documentary about two rather different groups of scientists working on problems related to black holes. One is the Event Horizon Telescope, the globe-spanning group that got us the first actual picture of a black hole's event horizon a couple years ago. The other is the smaller group (basically a bunch of friends) that worked with the late Stephen Hawking on his final paper on the "black hole information paradox", a problem in astrophysics that Hawking himself first identified in the seventies. Hawking's death is dealt with partway through the movie. A couple other black hole related projects come up, including the LIGO project's first observation of gravity waves from colliding black holes, but those two teams are the focus. It's more about the process of science and how scientists work together than about black holes themselves. Still fascinating, though.

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Black Holes : The Edge of All We Know. (Netflix)

It's a documentary about two rather different groups of scientists working on problems related to black holes. One is the Event Horizon Telescope, the globe-spanning group that got us the first actual picture of a black hole's event horizon a couple years ago. The other is the smaller group (basically a bunch of friends) that worked with the late Stephen Hawking on his final paper on the "black hole information paradox", a problem in astrophysics that Hawking himself first identified in the seventies. Hawking's death is dealt with partway through the movie. A couple other black hole related projects come up, including the LIGO project's first observation of gravity waves from colliding black holes, but those two teams are the focus. It's more about the process of science and how scientists work together than about black holes themselves. Still fascinating, though.

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I was chatting with a scientist once who had a theory that every black hole was in the same place. As mad as it sounds, it kind of made sense when he explained it. He reckons that the universe is doughnut shaped. We still have so much to learn. 

Short version: theoretical physics and astrophysics go down some really weird rabbit holes.

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I was chatting with a scientist once who had a theory that every black hole was in the same place. As mad as it sounds, it kind of made sense when he explained it. He reckons that the universe is doughnut shaped. We still have so much to learn. 

The host of PBS Spacetime,  a science YouTube channel I watch, once explained that some think there is only one electron in the universe that just keeps bouncing around through space and time. Apparently the math does hold up under some interpretations of quantum theory, but he was not a supporter (he is an Aussie astrophysicist who teaches at a college in the US).

Short version: theoretical physics and astrophysics go down some really weird rabbit holes.

The Suicide Squad

Snake Eyes

Candyman

Respect

Halloween Kills, I think they dropped the ball on a few things, but for the most part, I liked it.

Two actually…

No Time To Die and Free Guy. Both are entertaining but for very different reasons.

Old Henry

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Old Henry

Never heard of it. I’d love to watch a movie about the making of my favourite chocolate bar. And now that Dairy Queen has an Old Henry Blizzard, I’m in sugar bomb heaven.

Triple feature of Fear Street on Netflix. 6 are the titles of the movies ..

Based on the books by R L STINE

I just watched the 2019 Midway movie. That's two hours of my life I'll never get back! 😒