Movies!

[twasadark]

I seem to go through these phases when I watch a lot of movies, and I'm apparently in one of those now. Most of these I watched free through Amazon Prime or my subscription with Showtime. So here, have some super short movie reviews!

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[twasadark]

Yeah, we may or may not get down to the theatre to see it. It's so expensive and I'm rather lazy that way - it's so much easier to watch it on demand or something. Hope you're enjoying your travel still! So exciting!

[kimmer1227]

I heard good things about Pitch Perfect. I'll have to see if its on Netflix yet.

How you been? I'm in Maryland right now visiting my babies.

[twasadark]

I think you'll like it. It's funny and sweet and rather light-hearted.

Awwww, seeing the sweeties, huh? I can't wait to see Daniel in a few days. Such a little bruiser. :-)

I've been okay. MUCH better now that I'm on vacation for a few weeks. I'm going to try to take it easier this year. Last year was exhausting. How are you? I miss you! We should chat one night.

[corbyinoz]

I adore Jeremy Renner, and his character in MI: Ghost Protocol was just guh-worthy. I have the movie now, so just skip right to the first scene of Jezza's character. Mind you, I liked both Paula and the Simon Pegg character, too. If they do more with this team, I'd be there!

I really like Peter Sarsgard too, so enjoyed his work in Kinsey. I've heard Rebel Wilson (yay the Aussies!) is great in Pitch Perfect, but haven't seen it yet.

I'm hoping The Impossible gets up here, and am thinking of Les Mis-ing.

Have seen The hobbit, and because I am a complete sucker for both Tolkien's Middle Earth a la Peter Jackson, and Martin Freeman, I enjoyed it thoroughly. But it's certainly not without its flaws.

[twasadark]

YES, Jeremy!!!! I really liked Paula and Simon Pegg too. Great cast - I do hope they make another one or two more. I loved him in the Bourne Legacy, too. *happy sigh*

I haven't seeing Les Mis yet. I saw the musical years ago and just loved it. I suppose I'm afraid that nothing can top that.

I'll probably watch The Hobbit on my DVR. I'm a little annoyed at them for stretching one book into 3 movies. It's such an ordeal to get down to the movie theatre these days. Well, not really, I suppose. But it's expensive and carving out that much time in my day is usually not an option, unless I'm sick or something.