Daughters and Sons of Siskel & Ebert…
I get my diet of old tv from Pluto tv, free. I’ll check it out as I love the old stuff.
I have always liked action movies, mysteries and science fiction. Some favorites, in no particular order, would be:
- Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
- Sleuth
- Grand Prix
- Bound
- Winning
- To Please A Lady
- Some Like It Hot
- Flubber
- All Star Trek
- All Star Wars
- Salt
- To Wong Foo
- The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
- Paris Is Burning
- Mr. And Mrs. Smith
- Run Silent, Run Deep
- The Gypsy Moths
- All James Bond
- Rush
- Ford vs Ferrari
- The Art Of Racing In The Rain
- All Jason Bourne
- Man On Fire
- True Lies
- The Adjustment Bureau
- The Train
- The Cassandra Crossing
Another one I love is the man who would be king
Yes Toni. The movies that came out back then were epic in my book. Must see movies.
I like the group title suggestion from DeeAnn, "Time for The Matinee"
Favorite movies for me? I am a truly, born as, bonafide, true chick! So I love chick flics! A few titles:
Ever After
Wedding Planner
Shall We Dance
Miss Congeniality 1 and 2
The Lake House
You've Got Mail
Kate and Leopold
The Devil Wears Prada
Pride and Prejudice, Kiera Knightly version
Blind Side
The Importance of Being Ernest
And a recent one that is so lovely, Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris.
You get the idea, other pics that I like are:
Star Trek movies, Up, Rattatooie, The Last Samurai, Top Gun two, Lord of The Rings
Hugs girls,
Lauren, Ambassador
I just watched "Just Charlie". I think it captured many issues that transgenders, their families, and friends deal with daily. This story is about a younger girl and really hits home with the people in her life. I thought it was very well done.
A couple of days ago I watched an excellent documentary. It came out in 2018, but I missed it. I just searched and it did appear in Media Review 4 years ago, but I suspect a wider circulation would be good. Also, from a community standpoint, there is much to be gained.
It is called:
TRANSFORMER
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm9588680/bio/?ref_=nx_sb_sr_5
It can be viewed on YouTube for free as well as some pay sites if you are a subscriber. I will also post this elsewhere on the site as I want it to be available after this becomes a Group. It is that good.
On a sad note, I also learned that her middle son passed away in 2022. Unfortunately I have no further details.
