I still haven't seen that movie. thanks for reminding me.
Giles ,'Beneath You'
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None of the last eight movies I got from Netflix rated above a B/B+, which is where I stick movies that I generally enjoy but are too flawed to go higher. So it was a relief to finally watch something great.
good for you man, I have been watching movies on Netflix (streaming only) that are squarely in the "C" category. They are entertaining, a diversion, but not really good. I have been looking for better quality entertainment.
(sorry for any typos. I'm on my ipad and the print is a bit smaller than I'm used to so I can't see all the boo-boos)
I can't judge, my current Netflix DVD is a 1990s Danielle Steele TV movie. (Hey, it has Ben Browder shirtless! Not to mention Christopher Plummer and Stephanie Beacham acting up a storm.)
Oh my god, I wonder if you can get Lace. I would pay big money to see that again.
girl, I have it.
psst me and I think I can get it to you.
No way! Is your profile address good?
Saw The Bourne Legacy: Jeremy Renner's Arms. Good movie, enjoyed it. Also, the way to make it look like a staggering work of freaking genius? See it after The Expendables 2.
The most disturbing thing about The Expendables was probably the amount of plastic surgery on that screen. Chuck Norris literally looks like rubber now.
What, he doesn't just drop-kick the wrinkles away?
It was bad enough with Stallone and Lundgren and Schwarzenegger on the screen.
Jason Statham and Jet Li have about fifty times more charisma than the rest of them.