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watched The Pamela Principle (1992), a soapy softcore drama about a middle aged guy named Carl who has a midlife crisis when he accidentally sees his twenty-something son having far more energetic sex than he's been having lately. So he has an affair with a younger woman.
you know you're in for a good time when a movie starts with Sandra Bullock playing Wolfenstein
#LastFourWatched huh, when I agreed to let my son watch the 2007 Transformers movie I'd forgotten about all the masturbation references or that Bumblebee pisses on a guy. What a harrowing day of parenting that was.
he wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer (or Stephanie Rothman movies to see)
as a leftist, I also like Godzilla in so far as he is an example of a loving parent I can aspire to and find comfort in
"Watch Batman?" "No buddy, we watched a Batman at breakfast" "Watch Robin????" Little guy thought he could trick me
Oh you don't like the smell of cigarettes? Well, you know who else hated breathing in second hand smoke?
I read this letterboxd comment months ago and, man, glad to finally know what it's talking about and it's so fucking good.
watched Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie last night and can't stop giggling thinking about scenes from it. Really funny and very technically impressive, genuinely no idea how they filmed some of this.
#LastFourWatched started the Sean Connery Bonds with my son. so far I need to add a lot more disclaimers than I did for the Roger Moore ones! Pogey Beach is a crowdfunded movie from Prince Edward Island that I found pretty funny. Kinda Trailer Park Boys-ish but much more fantastical.
dunno if it was the heat or my driving but toddler threw up all over himself in the car. Poor guy!
happy Canada Day, these are the movies tagged as Canadian on letterboxd I've logged since I started using the site in 2021, arranged by highest average ratings Some of these are quite good!
watched Goldfinger and, when Oddjob is steadily advancing on Bond despite all the heavy things Bond hits him with, my kid gasped and said "he's a robot!" then Bond finally defeating him with electrocution really clinched it.
And just when you think this movie might end feministly (spoilers!!), buddy nearly dies from His Wife Having A Job so she quits and comes back to him and he gets better and they live happily ever after without any income at all!
Week-End Marriage (1932) is a wild ride. Loretta Young refuses to quit her job for her husband, and in fact gets promoted and makes more than him instead. Meanwhile he becomes an alcoholic from the shame of it all and gets fired. Loretta is undaunted and takes yet another promotion and moves away.
#LastFourWatched Sudden Fury, a mean little low budget Canadian thriller from the 70s, is incredible. Highly recommend!
it was way too hot but this guy was losing his mind when I tried to get his costume off. I finally did take it off and he screamed on the playground for 20 minutes
watched Scoring (1995) and the entire time I was thinking about how the male lead gave off strong "recurring minor character on babylon 5" energy but when I checked around imdb I found out he was actually "security guard" in only one episode
Underneath the suit Batman's wearing one of those creepy "rules for dating my daughter" shirts
#LastFourWatched two Gary Cooper westerns, one of them being one of the best movies ever made