Movies We Watch

This was a pretty slow moving film starring two great actors and a good director. Interesting ending, but took too long to get to it. imdb.com The tale of two brothers with serious financial woes. When a third party proposes they turn to crime, things go bad and the two become enemies.

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Depressing film about a husband and wife, different needs, different goals, unwanted ends. Lots of scene chewing. I personally liked the insane guy – John. There is a part of me that thinks every couple needs one of these. imdb.com A young couple living in a Connecticut suburb during the mid-1950s struggle to come to [...]

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Depressing and interesting look at a comedian as he goes through a terminal illness, realizes he is pretty much alone and proceeds to try and mess up the good thing that the only girl he feels he loved has. Great performances by Sandler and Rogen. imdb.com When seasoned comedian George Simmons learns of his terminal, [...]

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Visually stunning film that captured the look and feel of both the people, homes and film making look of the 1950′s. Predictable plot about the ugly side of marriage, homosexuality, racism, and small town social circles in the 50′s. So pretty to watch even if you have seen the film before under dozens of different [...]

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The world is struck by an epidemic that causes almost everyone to go blind when they come into contact with someone suffering from blindness. This was obviously trying to make some deep political statement, but I am not sure what it was. The already blind will manipulate the new blind. If you are immune it [...]

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This was a touching film about the toll that Alzheimer’s disease can take on a couple. The inner cutting of the lead up to the hospitalization, mixed with the hospital footage (especially of her connecting with someone else and not knowing her own husband) and the footage of the connection the husband finally made with [...]

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Congratulations Scott Caan on writing and directing a film where there were no strippers anywhere except the credits. And it was a nice credit sequence. Also, letting your self play a completely dysfunctional ass was nice instead of writing an unrealistic part about what a stud you are. So, on to the story. Two friends [...]

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This film was listed as a comedy in the summary. Only problem, it wasn’t funny. It was actually sort of sad watching this dysfunctional group of 20-somethings risk friendships for a one night stand, fall hopelessly in love with people that couldn’t care less about them, and believe anything the boy with a pretty smile [...]

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