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Comment by JeffreySF on February 7, 2012 at 9:01pm

Rainy day in San Francisco...went to see The Descendants with George Clooney. Good film!

Comment by DrRock on February 4, 2012 at 11:58pm

Ed Wood! Excellent choice, love that movie. Though not shot in B&W I would highly recommend Midnight In Paris to anyone who hasn't seen it. Really well done and a nice old time feel. There's always Eraserhead but that's not for everyone. Sin City was in B&W too and that I thought that was just so so.

Comment by ShoCorona on February 4, 2012 at 7:25pm

Good to hear you enjoyed The Artist DrRock! It got me thinking of other recent movies that have been made in black and white. So have gone and re-watched Pleasantville and Ed Wood! Gotta love a good movie or few eh :)

Comment by DrRock on February 4, 2012 at 6:57pm

I also really enjoyed The Artist and would recommend trying to see it in a movie theater for full effect. It's something to see. Great film.

Comment by ShoCorona on February 4, 2012 at 12:58pm

Hiya movie peeps....

I'd just like to say go and see 'The Artist'. A beautifully shot black and white movie that sucks you into its old fashioned charm :) Fabulous indeed :)

Comment by DrRock on January 21, 2012 at 9:04pm

I actually thought Hugo was pretty good, really good even, especially for a movie aimed at children. What exactly did you hate about it? DRIVE was excellent. Loved that movie.

Comment by BTB on January 20, 2012 at 8:18pm

Hugo was excruciating the first I have walked out on in 33 years. Martin Scorsese has never let me down but this time he drooped the ball big time.

Comment by JeffreySF on January 20, 2012 at 8:09pm

Just saw Mission Impossible with Tom Cruise and Jeremy Renner.
Totally Action Packed!

Comment by Sequoia a.k.a. Cookie on December 15, 2011 at 11:10am

I been watching a lot of older movies lately. I like the movie Queen. It's old, so I wouldn't recommend unless you just like movies passed in the older days.

Comment by BTB on November 2, 2011 at 1:32am

Drive is a movie than is stunning in its brutality, Ryan Gosling is quietly menacing as the Driver harking back to Clint Eastwood as the man with no name, and Bryan Cranston will win an Academy award for his portray as the flawed friend of the driver. Christina Hendricks is a revelation in a cameo role that spins this film and the drivers character to places one finds it hard to follow. She is bigger than Mad Men and shows she is an actor not afraid to take a role than is less than flattering. This is almost a perfect film the soundtrack is repetitive but this is a minor quibble. If you like cinema where the story is not spelt out and where you have to come to your own conclusion about characters you will enjoy the Driver. Be warned there a some scenes in this film that I found hard to watch my partner could not watch we both however found this film engrossing in its power to deliver, difficult in the loss of innocence by its characters and the violence is unflinching. We are however both talking about it 3 days later which says something about its impact. 5 stars

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