Molly's Game. Interesting story telling about the poker princess, sort of "Suits" meets a bleaker "Ocean's 11", with Sorkin dialogue (but in a good way).
Free on netflix.
Free on netflix.
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Decided to unwind with some TV this afternoon and Free Solo was NatGeo again.Watched the airing of Free Solo on National Geographic. I'm somehow sweating watching that.
Tremendous documentary. That guy is unreal.
Watched Karate Kid I & II last night on AMC. Even though I remembered III being terrible I watched about 15 minutes of it before turning it off, as it was even worse than my kid-self remembers.
The thing I took away after watching these again is ... where the fuck are the police and children's services while all this is going on? High school kids are beating the crap out of each other. Adults are beating the crap out of high school kids. Kreese is choking the shit out of Johnny at the beginning of III in the parking lot of the Valley Y in front of 30 witnesses and nobody presses charges? Daniel's mom basically abandons him, letting a 50 year old strange man raise her only child while she leaves the city for extended absences, including not seeing her son off to college. Miyagi and Daniel travel to Okinawa together despite knowing each other for all of seven or eight months. Heck, even Century 21 leased commercial property to Daniel, who paid in cash and forged Mr Miyagi's name on the lease!
With no sports and not much TV, I've been recording old movies off of TCM lately. A few:
An excellent movie and definitely worth a watch. And my god....Shirley MacLaine.
I've always liked the Deniro one and figured it was time to watch the original. Gregory Peck >> Nick Nolte, but I'd have a hard time taking Mitchum over Deniro. Of course, this one didn't have Juliette Lewis in it, so that's a huge plus in my book.
I hadn't seen this one in probably 30 years. For a move that's over 70 years old, it holds up astonishingly well, in my IMO.
Whatever the equivalent of varmint testicles are, you need to go find them.
Jesus.
Forgive me for being cultured, you cretin.
I’ve watched The Dirty Dozen and The Wild One since then, so that’s got to be some measure of redemption.
Caddyshack
Classic.
Forty years ago, on July 25, 1980, a small-budget snobs-versus-slobs summer comedy about the underpaid caddies and overprivileged members of a lily-white country club called Bushwood opened in theaters across the U.S.
Free on netflix.