I have watched enough movies for the rest of my life. I am sick of TV. I am sick of laying on the couch. But I don't know what else to do. I thought about reading- but I can barely find the desire to turn on the TV remote control let alone turn pages. So I'll keep you updated on what I have watched.
Labor Day: One of the stupidest movies I have ever seen about a convict who escapes from jail and hides in a ladies house and they fall in love. Then he gets caught and spends the next 25 years in jail while she waits in a deep depression. Then they get back together when he gets out of jail and they are old. Don't waste your time
Breakfast At Tiffany's: A classic I have seen the cover a hundred times and figured it was time for me to watch the movie. Almost as stupid as Labor Day. Shocking inappropriate for it's time. I could not believe the stuff in this movie!! They are smoking and drinking the entire movie, he's a prostitute, she practically is too. They go on an adventurous "date" and go to a strip club then go shoplift. And they sleep together. What is going on??? I thought I was safe watching an old movie with Audrey Hepburn in it. All I can see is Satan's early stages of getting into Hollywood. People like this movie??? What a waste of time.
North and South: A 4 hour mini series on Netflix. I loved it. Clean and romantic. It really helped me enjoy the day. I'm not going to tell you about it- watch it for yourself:)
Enchanted April: Another one I've seen the cover a million times and figured it was time to watch. I'm so sick of old movies trying to be "edgy". It was ok, but I was really bothered that one of the husbands was having an affair. Once again, a movie that is old and romantic and you would think would be clean, and although they never showed anything- you know he's having an affair. It's like watching Anne of Green Gables and they throw in a couple having an affair. Totally out of place What's romantic about that? Nothing. The only good parts were the scenery shots of Italy.
North and south is seriously my all-time favorite! I'm glad you liked it :-)
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