The Town of Odyssey

He was an AMAZING actor...I think in the...1950's...He has starred in a lot of movies. A few I've watched fairly recently are: The Philadelphia Story, It's a wonderful life, and The Shop Around the Corner.

Unbroken was the last movie I saw, loved it.

Big Hero 6 ...it wasn't quite what I expected, but I enjoyed it as a one time watch.

Furious Seven

there were some serious tears streaming down my face

If I stay. It had an amazing message/theme (if you can get past them kissing every 10 mins and the 12 make out scenes ;p) it's about every choice we make we gain something but lose something. And both things are desirable but we must choose to make sacrifices in our live for the things we love most. =]

Re-watched Divergent last night...really liked that movie. (And the book...although I am only 1.5 pages through it). Still need to watch Insurgent.

Today I spent time with a friend and we watched the Kenneth Branagh version of Much Ado About Nothing, which I hadn't seen before. It was a lot of fun! We also watched Captain American 2 to get all ready for Avengers 2. Yay!

Just rewatched The Prestige. I think it's almost better the second time around...but it's also been years since I watched it the first time.

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One of my absolute favorite movies!!

I saw Inside Out today with a couple of friends. Well worth the trip to the theatre! It was excellent.

Watched The Imitation Game last night. Excellent movie.

Inside Out

Cars I love this movie!!

The last film I watched was Mockingjay, Part 1! I'm super excited for part 2!

Man of Steel. I enjoyed it.. though, I know nothing about Superman.

I just watched "Unbroken" Oh my...I'm still in a daze. Words cannot express how beautiful the story was. All he went through and the forgiveness he had...It just makes me wonder.

Paula wrote:I just watched "Unbroken" Oh my...I'm still in a daze. Words cannot express how beautiful the story was. All he went through and the forgiveness he had...It just makes me wonder.

It looks really good, but I don't know if I want to watch it because it looks so sad! My dad read the book that tells the story and it sounds like it's really powerful...just not a "Catspaw" thing (to my discredit.) Maybe one day!

I watched "Mission: Impossible" (1996) for the very first time last night! I had never seen any of the Mission: Impossible movies before, but the ads for the fifth one look pretty good, so I thought maybe I should give the first one a try. It was quite fun. I had no idea what the plot was, so I had no spoilers to guide me!

Yeah, I kind of decided to watch it on the spur of the moment so I only had a vague idea of what it was about, but yes it was sad. Surprisingly I didn't cry though OH but I do suggest that you watch the little documentary sometime...Its in the bonus feature section and the real guy tells his story with a little more detail and there's no intense scenes *sighs with relief*

Thanks for the info, Paula! I'll have to see it at some point.

I watched (most of) "The Drop Box" documentary with my family this afternoon. They started without me and I missed the beginning, but what I did see was very interesting. Definitely worth the watch! It's only about 70 minutes.

Tonight my brother and I watched "Mission: Impossible" 3, which was quite good. A nice balance of action and having people/relationships still be at the centre of the story. I'm almost caught up to the modern era now.

I watched Death Comes to Pemberley on Monday night, the night before we all left Colorado. It was really good, better than I expected
though it was sad to say goodbye to my sister