Where has he hidden his dingy? Or doesn’t he have one, I don’t remember.

Primal, 2019. 7/10

Director: Nick Powell




Classic Nic. ::love::

2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, 2014. 7/10

Director: Stanley Yung





Kill Game, 2013. 7/10

Director: Robert Mearns


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Director: Todd Phillips




We went to see it again, at a dinner theater. Well I didn't eat my meal.

I was enthralled. This film is incredible.

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Wounds 4/10

Well acted, well shot.

Terrible story.

So, DB, what did you think the spork character represented?

I don't remember either, but I don't think we'd expect to see his dingy in that shot. It wasn't rated x. ::big grin::

I understand male actors wear a something for those type of scenes, that uses adhesive if necessary.

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Backcountry (2014)
7/10

A thirty-something' couple faces various threats while going deep-woods tenting, including a bear.

The best part of the film is the couple dealing with consequences their own expectations, personal fears, limitations and natural human mating feelings.

It's a bit of a mild thriller; fairly light entertainment.

Angel Has Fallen, 2019. 7/10

Director: Ric Roman Waugh


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My favorite 'Has Fallen' film outta the three.

Don’t Let Go 7-8/10

I really liked this one up until the ending, which was ridiculously implausible.

But interesting story and stellar acting from everyone.