Week sixteen was a slower week of movies. Made sure to watch at least one a day but I didn't fit in many extras.
Below are my movies of the week:
April
13
Kicking & Screaming (Directed by Jesse
Dylan) The best parts of this movie are the scenes with Mike Ditka. I was not a
big fan of the rest of this movie. It was a predictable story with the expected
end.
Cruel Intentions (Directed by Roger
Kumble ) This was the first movie
that I went and saw by myself following my first brain surgery. The cast was
made up of some of the hottest stars in Hollywood at the time. I had forgot
Joshua Jackson was in the movie until he showed up with his bleach blonde hair.
The Running Man (Directed by Paul
Michael Glaser) How can someone not enjoy a cheesy action movie from the 80's?
This might be one of the cheesiest movies that Arnold dished out but it is also
one I have been looking forward to catching again. Thank you Netflix!
April
14
Drumline (Directed by Charles Stone III)
I remember getting so much shit from a couple people at work after I said I
went and saw this in the theater and liked it. I could care less about the
storyline but the drum performances were great.
April
15
Good Will Hunting (Directed by Gus Van
Sant) The first time I saw this movie was with my mother and my brother on a
Friday afternoon at the Thornton Town Center. I still get a laugh hearing the
Apples line,
April
16
High Fidelity (Directed by Stephen
Frears) Going back to this movie so many years after seeing it I find it a bit
hard to watch. Jack Black and John Cusack come off as a bit one dimensional to
me.
April
17
Hillsborough (Directed by Daniel Gordon)
Very strong and impactful ESPN documentary about the tragedy at Hillsborough
where a number of fans lost their lives trying to get in to see a soccer game.
this documentary debuted on the 25th anniversary of the event.
April
18
Cinderella Man (Directed by Ron Howard)
Little Opie Taylor sure knows how to make a good movie. While it is slow at
some points it does a really good job of telling the story of a strong fighter
in and out of the ring during the great depression.
April
19
Loverboy (Directed by Joan Micklin
Silver) Patrick Dempsey sure was popular back in the late 80's. I can't be
certain but this movie might be the main reason that I have am afraid to ever
order anchovies on my pizza.
Just One of the Guys (Directed by Lisa
Gottlieb) How was it so easy for the main character in this movie to enroll at
a high school with a fake identity? Also, could she find a weirder high school
in California to enroll in?
Days
Watched: 109
Movies Watched: 187
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