wow, all three movies are good choices. Bolt was the first movie our daughter saw in the theater, although I don't think she remembers that as she was three years old. I agree that movies coming out in

I'll check it, thanks. It looks like a darn good film.

This is the third time Richard Matheson's novel, I Am Legend has been adapted to film, the first starred Vincent Price, and the second starred Charlton Heston. All three have a different take, although

Eight Below is a wonderful film. I've watched it a couple of times, and it darn near brings a tear to my eye. My first two dogs of my own were both sled dogs, Siberian Huskies. Long gone now, but still

How the heck did I miss this film. I'll have to check and see if it is on Disney+. Great choice, and thanks for sharing.

congrats to all of last weeks winners. well done! for this week I have -

I had not heard of 3 Days in Malay until now. Right now it looks like the only way for me to catch this is on Amazon Prime, not seeing it listed anywhere else. Could be a good film to catch.

I am familiar with, but have not seen Cowboy Bebop. Not sure why I haven't gotten around to checking it out, but I think it is time to put it on my list of Anime to watch in the near future. nice write-up,

When I first started blogging on hive, I had joined some curation trails for communities I was involved in. In one case, a lot of the content was simply giveaways, and I didn't like seeing my upvote used

doing fine here, thanks for asking "Personally, I have the feeling that when I was young, more of these movies were released during my childhood" I believe you are right that more were released

2 - Who am I? - Gimli, John Rhys-Davies, The Lord of the Rings Trilogy. Not bad for only seeing these movies once (I am a bit too much of a Tolkien purest). Rhys-Davies is one heck of a great actor. Nice

Sorry to hear you've been feeling under the weather. I hope you'll be feeling better very soon. Interesting take on Disney Princesses, and you brought up some valid points, especially in how it can impact

Congratulations on Last weeks winners, well done This week I am looking at Tom Cruise in Legend -

you and me both. If you like Lovecraft and horror in general - the Lovecraft Society has made a couple of films made as if they were produced in the same year the story was published. Worth checking out

I've only seen part of this film, not the whole thing. I had the pleasure of meeting Jon Voight at an event some years ago, nice guy. Good write-up, and I really should take the time to see it as it is

Lovecraft, who wrote the story that this film is adapted from, is, well, rather weird at times. I had to look this one up and watched the trailer. Not sure if it is my cup or tea or not, so your last comment

I hear ya on today's movies. They tend to be hit or miss for me, and the ones that hit, are really good. Vintage movies - there are so many to explore and see, and a lot of ways to thin out the ones you

right on, but I tend to hold on to all of the items I craft at this point

The Producers is a great example of how funny Mel Brooks is, and Zero Mostel, such a hoot (check him out in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum with Buster Keaton). Another Mel Brooks film you

we haven't seen Oppenheimer as yet. My Bonnie Bride wants to wait until it is out on DVD or Blu-Ray because it is 3+ hours long. Not sure if I want to wait to see it.