After Before Midnight
I just saw Before Midnight, a movie I've been putting off seeing for awhile because I suspected it would cut close to home. And yes it did. I cried my eyes out, but I'm glad I saw it. Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy have developed such a natural rapport over the years and it is obvious how much more they were able to improvise the dialog now. They make the long scenes done in a single shot look natural and easy. Story-wise, the viewer is truly kept wondering where the characters' relationship will go until the very end, which makes for a great movie (but not for a great marriage - just sayin')
Film2home.se is offering all films for 3 SEK each this weekend, so I have indulged in other movie streams as well. Unfortunately their movies only work on our iPad 4s, i.e. my laptop with its Intel Atom 1.66 GHz processor and 2 MB of RAM doesn't cut it, so no movies for me while the girls are up. The Film2home app has a quirky bug that requires me to buy the film in my browser, click on a link to start the app and then log into the app in order to work. If I log into the app before paying for the movie, I have to log out of the app and terminate its process before going through the steps above. But hey, for 3 SEK, I can do that :P