A GREAT movie suggestion

[Sigarms]

"Same Kind of Different As Me"

Pick it up if for your family to watch.

Never heard of the movie, taken from the book "Same Kind of Different As Me: A Modern-Day Slave, an International Art Dealer, and the Unlikely Woman Who Bound Them Together".

No vulgarity no nudity and what we all agreed was a great story told per non-fiction.

My 86 year old dad who isn't fond of many movies today really enjoyed it as well.

Just ironic that a decent, uplifting "faith" based movie has no room in Holywood to push and promote. Ironically enough, the cast is a pretty well known group of actors, and the acting was done pretty good. Also find it ironic that "Rotton Tomatoes" had it listed at 38% per movie ratings, which is one reason why I can really never go by that site when trying to get a good movie review.

 

[Sigarms]

Yesterday I watched Pulp Fiction. Now I have a lot of variants.

My father was about 64 when that movie came out. I told him not to even bother with the film because he would find it too confusing (you have to know my dad when it comes to intertwining time line movies) LOL

 

[MossRoad]

Crud. I was only 33 when that movie came out.

 

[Herness]

I loved movie called "Green book". I even want to rewatch it again. Reading now about the nest kodi addons on the firestick tricks website and going to install few more of them for a better streaming. There are still so many good movies and tv shows i would like to watch.

 

[JethroB]

I just watched The Blind Side again. Currently on Netflix. It always gets my goat.

 

[Rockbadchild]

i’ve watch “14 peeks “ on netflix it’s listed as a documentary but it’s not really one in my opinion, super good and inspiring movie worth the watch …

 

[Ken]

Told my kids that there wasn't a decent movie made after 1969. the when they were young. daughter mentioned she told her kids this when they started going out. now she is telling to G Grandkids. Still seldom watch a movie.

 

[IrishLoader]

Lemme see, some good ones to watch "G" rated (Certainly has diffren't meanings depending on the decade.) Prolly not G rated but one of my all time favorite ones is "The Sting." Another to check out is Secondhand Lions, some Robert Duval's best work IMO.

Some of these I'm told will show your true colors and that of your friends and relatives. I guess I'm blessed because we all like these:
The Goonies
Princess Bride
Big Trouble in Little China
Beetlejuice
Ferris Buellers Day Off

 

[tallyho8]

I was surprised to watch 2 good movies the other night. I knew that the book "Don Quixote" is supposed to be the 2nd most read book in the world next to the Bible but I had never watched a movie about him except in kid's animations when I was young.

Searching through Amazon Prime for a movie to watch I saw 2 that were available at no charge so I first watched "Don Quixote: The ingenious gentleman of La Mancha". I enjoyed it so much that I stayed up late to watch "The true Don Quixote". They are both very different but on the same theme and, to me, were quite enjoyable.

 

[MinnesotaEric]

The Duellists is a gem of a movie. What's batshit crazy is that the real swordsmen depicted in this movie met over 20 times in personal duels. The movie follows history well enough other than it couldn't show all the duels. Ridley Scott, directed.

The Devil's Double is another true-to-life movie.

My new fav is the newest Dune movie.