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Arthur 1981

★★★★★ Rewatched by Barry Daulton 06 Apr 2020 13

One of my favorite movies of all time. In my top ten depending on what day you ask me. I can't even use enough adjectives to describe just how much I love this movie and what it means to me. Moore's performance in my opinion is iconic. I've seen many others play drunk, but none as endearing as Moore's Arthur. Gielgud's Oscar winning performance will always put this movie on cinephiles radar, but there is so much more to this…
Patton 1970

★★★★★ Rewatched by Barry Daulton 25 Jan 2014 3

170 minutes of one classic scene after the next, truly an outstanding movie and possibly the best War movie ever made.

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Moon Knight 2022

★★★★ Watched by Barry Daulton 17 May 2022

So unlike most of the MCU Disney+ shows up until this point, we are getting our first never seen in the MCU character show. I will say that made my level of anticipation for this the lowest of the MCU shows to this point, with maybe What If…? Being something I am less interested in, mainly because of my bias against animated shows. I was told it was good and I wasn’t disappointed. Unlike most of the shows to this…
50 First Dates 2004

★★★★½ Rewatched by Barry Daulton 15 May 2022

The anticipated follow up to the Wedding Singer that is such a huge set of footsteps to live up to for me. Very few romantic comedies can pull off what the Wedding Singer did, not just because it was extremely funny, but because you really fell in love with those characters. Can they do it again? Fans of SNL will probably know about the 1994 film Clean Slate starting Dana Carvey, so the jokes on the short term memory amnesia…

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The Batman 2022

★★★★½ Watched by Barry Daulton 27 Apr 2022 2

Is DC finally catching up to MCU? The Batman is easily the best film about the caped crusader in a long time. Ok no need to be vague it is easily the best Batman movie since The Dark Knight. While watching this, if we are comparing it to DC films, this is the standard in which they should be living up to, if we are comparing it to MCU then it’s a good entry but not exactly at the level…
Autumn Sonata 1978

★★★★★ Rewatched by Barry Daulton 07 Jan 2020 2

Wow, even better than I remembered. So utterly brutal, just like Scene From a Marriage. Liv and Ingrid toe to toe in an epic battle of out of this world acting skills. Watch something like Cries and Whispers and see how Liv is cruel and seductive, then to Autumn Sonata where she spends so much of it meek and passive. Watch Gaslight to see Ingrid vulnerable to this, where she is cold and callus. Just two utterly outstanding performances.