A Long Way Down - Netflix Instant
Nick Offerman: American Ham- Netflix Instant
The Interview - xbox
The Book Thief - DVD
As Above, So Below - DVD
30 for 30: Pony Excess - Netflix Instant
All Is Lost - Netflix Instant
Got a couple of free rentals from Hastings on Saturday, thanks to store credit and a coupon.
Watched TBT with my sister, we both agreed it was an alright movie. Not too bed for a comin' of age drama set durin' WWII. And it proves I'll watch Geoffrey Rush in any damn thing, since he's the reason I rented it in the first place.
Had to wait for the household to go to bed to watch AASB, since no one else does horror films. Very low key kind of found footage/first person horror, minimalist in the way the scares are presented. And it actually solves one of my biggest complaints about these types of movies - why would they keep filmin', why not drop the camera? In this one, the cameras are in the headlamps they wear, with just one handheld unit that actually does get dropped, and picked back up later.
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Watched Insomnia (the Christopher Nolan one) and A Knight's Tale with my sister earlier tonight, both old favorites.
After she called it a night, I watched an ESPN documentary about the SMU recruitin' scandals of the 1980s, which was pretty interestin'.
Followed that with Robert Redford in AIL. Not sure what I was expectin', but I get the feelin' that whatever it was that motivated his character to be out in the middle of the ocean, it was a new experience, or something he had only done on weekends, or something.