It's 4:24pm here, suppose I should type something here. *types* Sunday Monday happy days, Tuesday Wednesday happy days, Thursday Friday happy days, Saturday what a day, rockin' all week for you... (but thinks about Beckett's Happy Days while doing it.)
"I'm a happy lad. Or I was. 'Til me best friend started acting the gilly-gooly." |
I realize there's a deafening Oscar buzz around this movie that's hard to ignore. Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson are stellar, but Kerry Condon is the heart and brain, the only sensible one in a film about thick-headed, stubborn men who can't live with or without each other, while the cannon fire from the Irish Civil War (Jun 28, 1922 – May 24, 1923) on the mainland booms in the background. Barry Keoghan, who makes everything weird, makes this one a lot weirder too. They're all excellent. The supporting characters are grotesque and hateful. I'd write more, but you should just watch it unless
It was the first movie I watched during the kids' winter break. Watched it with my wife. The other movies I saw during the two week stretch are: 400 Blows, Black Phone, The Menu, The Candyman (2021), and Us with my older kid. Hope we can watch Nope next weekend. She's got some Jordan Peele movies to catch up on. Now that they're back in school, I can watch whatever I want.
So, what's new with you?
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