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sasha_feather) wrote2021-02-23 12:44 am
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What i watched today!
The trouble with angels - 1966, dir. Ida Lupino. Library DVD.
This was a cute story about 2 mischievous girls at a Catholic boarding school. They are BFFs who are fond of pranks. The story covers their three years at school, and is kind of episodic. I enjoyed that there are very few men in this movie. It's written and directed by women. A little too long at 1 hour 52 min.
Palm Springs - 2020, Hulu.
Really enjoyable time-loop story. Andy Samberg is just ridiculously charming. I like that it started with him already in the time loop. The sunny desert landscape was nice to look at especially during February in Wisconsin.
This was a cute story about 2 mischievous girls at a Catholic boarding school. They are BFFs who are fond of pranks. The story covers their three years at school, and is kind of episodic. I enjoyed that there are very few men in this movie. It's written and directed by women. A little too long at 1 hour 52 min.
Palm Springs - 2020, Hulu.
Really enjoyable time-loop story. Andy Samberg is just ridiculously charming. I like that it started with him already in the time loop. The sunny desert landscape was nice to look at especially during February in Wisconsin.
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Glad you enjoyed Palm Springs!
We just watched Nomadland on HULU. It celebrates wide-open landscapes, features Frances McDormand being her usual awesome self, as well as a bunch of folks who are actually living in their vans and RVs. It's another semi-documentary: it's based in part on a book of the same name, which explores how the 2008 crash cut the foundation out from under over-60s folks who've lost all their savings, pensions, and jobs.
I just noticed the crash blossom of "out from under over-" in that sentence. English is weird
So: great scenery, deliberate pacing, one person dies from cancer off-screen, she doesn't adopt the dog and that's okay. Perfect pick for our Movie Night, which I hope we'll sometime have again.
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