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Date Posted: 23:48:32 03/15/20 Sun
Author: LAwoman
Subject: Movie Monday! What did you see this weekend? I

watched an oldie but goodie that I had saved on my DVR. Quentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs. It was one of his films pre-Pulp Fiction that kind of set the tone for many of his subsequent films, including cast members like Tim Roth and Harvey Keitel, and an awesome soundtrack.

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[> We also watched an oldie, The Paper Chase, from 1973 -- skw123, 09:13:14 03/16/20 Mon [1]

The movie starred newbie Timothy Bottoms and Candice Bergen, but it was John Houseman. It inspired a tv series that ran for 4 seasons.


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[> Ford v Ferrari--Did not think a car racing movie was my thing but -- AllyG, 12:14:31 03/16/20 Mon [1]

I absolutely loved it. The racing sequences were so intense and Christian Bale as Ken Miles was awesome. Lots of humor interspersed with racing scenes. I did not know the story behind it (Ford decides to get into racing which Ferrari has dominated) and though I am sure that there was some dramatic license taken it is still a true story.

Taught me where the Shelby Mustang car came from too lol.

Definitely recommend it.


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[> [> FvsF is a great movie, really because of it's humanity...and hot cars. -- skw123, 13:49:31 03/16/20 Mon [1]


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[> [> We really want to see that! -- LAwoman, 20:00:20 03/16/20 Mon [1]


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