I watched all 3 of the Porky’s movies a couple of weeks ago, I forgot how much I love those!

Watched Dracula Untold this evening. Not bad at all (second time around)...

Moonstruck...I haven't seen a Criterion Blu-ray in a long-time (sure i buy the ones i love, but haven't, for reasons i have yet to discern, actually watched them) and I am so sorry I didn't.

Moonstruck is a revelation. It looks so fucking good and sounds so fucking amazing. It is a sublime movie that got a sublime treatment. If anyone who doesn't have this and loves this movie, this is the version to get. Short of 4K, obviously, this movie looks stunning. Absolutely stunning for a 33 year-old movie. Just glorious. I'm going to make it a point to watch more Criterions if the transfers are this fantastic. I saw the movie in a whole new light and loved it all over again.

It is a sublime movie that that gave me chills by the end. Back-ended with Dean Martin's "That's Amore", it was just perfect. The whole movie, i think, is a perfect romantic comedy that transcends decades and i believe it is in and certainly deserves to be in AFI's top 100 or whatever.

I know it was nominated for 6 Oscars and won 3. 3 deserving Oscars for Dukakis, Cher and John Patrick Shanley, the writer. every part, no matter how small, were perfectly cast. Jewison perfectly directed a masterpiece that all rom-com's should aspire to. I hate to even categorize as rom-com, but when it comes down to it, it is and it is absolutely fantastic.

What a movie. Simply joyous that had me smiling, literally, from ear to ear, throughout the entire 1:42 run time, including credits. Just wonderful.

Absolutely and without hesitation...

They're all so much fun. Even though the sequels aren't great, I still really enjoy revisiting them every so often.

Up the Creek
A Simple Favor

Watched Us this evening.

Watched Coma (1978) this evening.

Brick Mansions
52 Pick-Up
The Fast and the Furious
2 Fast 2 Furious
Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift

Started watching Good Omens while we ate dinner, we'll watch more this evening.

Edit: Watched more of it this evening. What a quirky show. Entertaining but quirky.

Watched a bit more of Good Omens while we ate dinner earlier, finished it up this evening. I enjoyed it, so did my wife. Glad to have it in our collection...

Fast and Furious
Fast Five
Fast and Furious 6

Watched Exodus: Gods and Kings this evening. Eh, it was OK...

Stone Cold (1991)
Robocop (1987)
Blood Games (1990)

Robot Ninja (1989)

Watched National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation this evening.

Furious 7

Kickboxer (1989)

Tenet...absolutely stunning. i was enthralled from the first minute to the very end. edge of your seat thriller that i bought into hook, line and sinker. sure, i may not have understood it all, but it wasn't as complicated as some made it out to be. i think the last 2 Avengers films actually made me understand it better, as well as, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (but a little less so) But, the whole algorithm thing was not that hard to follow.

John David Washington was just the perfect protagonist and mastered those action scenes so well. i would love to see more of him. this and BlackKklansman are 2 gems and know we will be seeing more because of him and not simply who his father is. he played the action scenes, the spy scenes with such a cool demeanor and poise (especially the last scene at end in the car with Priya), he was perfect. and the rest of the cast were all hits. i knew i recognized Aaron Taylor-Johnson as Ives and he was good as well. And Pattinson sure has shed the Twilight stiffness. though i did also love him in Cronenberg's Cosmopolis. But, he was sublime in this and look forward to seeing what he does with The Batman, though i know he's been in other stuff, like High Life, which i own, but have yet to get to in which he was very well received. but, the reveal of who recruited him was equally perfect.

the whole movie just gripped me and i don't get any of the hate for it. was it a little dense? sure. was it action-packed, fun, with a great villain in Branagh and thrilling like movies of this genre are usually supposed to be? hell fucking yes! imo. i would have loved this in a theater, but even at home for a movie to get me this much makes it even better.

just loved everything about it. solid all the way around and another Nolan winner in my book.

X-Men: Dark Phoenix (2019)

Fate of the Furious

Armour of God (1986)

Armour of God II: Operation Condor (1991)

finally watched New Mutants earlier tonight. Not bad for an X-Men movie and it does have a connection to the Logan movie.

Not fond of Illyana being a rude B in the movie but oh well.

Midsommar: Director's Cut (2019)

Watched The Sorcerer's Apprentice (2010) this evening. Cage didn't even lose his mind in this movie. Amazing.