What Movies Have You Seen Lately?

I watched M3gan last night. First thing I stumbled across last night. A 4-foot female robot kid who becomes an out-of-control homicidal maniac.

Since I didn't turn it off half-way through, I guess I can rate it as good enough.

I can't remember any scene I got bored with, so that's good.

Most memorable line. "Here is the part where you run." She's addressing a boy bashing her while she was in a prior inanimate state. Rips his ear off and chases him until he runs in front of a car.

Wife and I enjoyed "Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery."

Daniel Craig has found a nice follow up to being James Bond; still odd though to watch a Brit speak with a Southern drawl.

I was wondering while I was watching if this was a true story. Pretty good flick.

Quote:

The House on 92nd Street (1945) is a classic spy film based on the true story of the FBI's takedown of the Nazi Duquesne Spy Ring, the largest espionage case in U.S. history, which operated from a New York townhouse. The movie, shot in a semi-documentary style, follows a German-American student recruited as a double agent to infiltrate the ring, which was seeking America's atomic bomb secrets, leading to the arrests of 33 Nazi spies

Nuremberg on Netflix
Oh yea
Diving in
Great timing in the day and age when the US bombs a girl's school killing 170 innocent people that were mostly children

I saw "Project Hail Mary" last night. I liked it up to about the initial mystery being resolved. I felt about a half hour could be edited out. Not a specific scene just too drawn out. Once it gets into the resolution stage, I thought it was pretty obvious a certain conclusion of the film was going to eventually happen so was impatient with all the extra development.

In the half hour of trailers there was a new sci-fi film from Spielberg that looked interesting. "Disclosure Day". Otherwise, I didn't see anything I want to see. I think I'm down to about 2 movies a year in theaters.

$21 for a small diet coke and small popcorn!