I watched, “Keep the Change” based on a short description of the plot, which said that a man is sent to a support group where he meets someone and falls in love. It didn't say what kind of support group, but they started with something in common, so I gave it a shot. The support… Continue reading Keep the Change (2017) — movie review
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The Highwaymen (2019) Netflix
image link I watched The Highwaymen last night on netflix. It stars Kevin Costner and Woody Harrelson as the two retired U.S. Marshalls who are brought out of retirement to hunt Bonnie & Clyde during the middle of the Depression years. As funding for U.S. Marshalls had been ended by that time, the two became… Continue reading The Highwaymen (2019) Netflix
SoCS — Celery and Celestial Celebrities
Linda G. Hill is the host of Stream of Consciousness Saturday. Linda says: Your Friday prompt for Stream of Consciousness Saturday is “cele-.” Find a word that starts with or contains “cele” and use it any way you’d like. Enjoy! It took a minute to think about how to begin this post but first I… Continue reading SoCS — Celery and Celestial Celebrities
Keanu Reeves as a Sexual Being in “Siberia” (2018)
image link but also links to decent review of Siberia The following is a list of movies I've seen with Keanu Reeves in them: 1988 Dangerous Liaisons – as Chevalier Danceny 1989 Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure – as Ted (sequel in 1991) 1991 Point Break – as Johnny Utah 1992 Bram Stoker's Dracula –… Continue reading Keanu Reeves as a Sexual Being in “Siberia” (2018)
Easy Rider (1969)
image link Fandango's FOWC is easy. Billy: I just want to know where you're from. Stranger on the highway: The city. Billy: You're from the city? Stranger on the highway: It doesn't make any difference what city, all cities are alike. That's why I'm out here now. Billy: That's why you're out here now?… Continue reading Easy Rider (1969)
“Highway 61” (1991)Yes, That One but Not That One
image link “Highway 61 Revisited” is a 1965 album by Bob Dylan, and its title refers to the highway that starts in Ontario, Canada, and ends in New Orleans, Louisiana, but what this review will be talking about is a 1991 film. “Highway 61” (H61) is the second film in what has been called a… Continue reading “Highway 61” (1991)Yes, That One but Not That One
“Roadkill” (1989) Bumps and Thumps
The Word of the Day Challenge is venturesome . Fandango's One-Word Challenge is target . image link “Roadkill”, described as the first film in what has been called a loose 3-part trilogy, is a stand-alone story. There are no loose ends that need to be tied up, as the other two, “Highway 61” (1991) and… Continue reading “Roadkill” (1989) Bumps and Thumps
Kinky Boots (2005 & 2013?)
Fandango's One-Word Challenge is free. Todays Word of the Day Challenge is kinky. Ooh there are so many directions to go with kinky. An attempt will be made to keep it x-free – go to porn hub if you want to be titillated – but still keep the spirit of the word intact. Kinky Boots… Continue reading Kinky Boots (2005 & 2013?)
“I Think We’re Alone Now” (2018) and I Feel Fine *spoiler alert*
*don't read this if you haven't seen the movie, ok?* Set on seeing, “I Think We're Alone Now” (ITWAN) was based on Peter Dinklage (best known for playing the unforgettable Tyrion Lannister in “Game of Thrones”) and the plot, which is described by imdb.com as, “The apocalypse proves a blessing in disguise for one lucky… Continue reading “I Think We’re Alone Now” (2018) and I Feel Fine *spoiler alert*
Thanks for being blessed to be alive
Happy Thanksgiving to all. Heading out here in a few to my oldest son's house as his significant other has been gracious enough to offer to host the dinner today. Will be back later and hopefully be able to to do the daily prompts. :::rant mode on::: I don't like to do this on a… Continue reading Thanks for being blessed to be alive
