John Coltrane and Miles Davis are my two favorite jazz artist. I don't know alot about jazz but I know what I like. These are the Coltrane cds I own. They are all excellent listening experiences.
John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman-Johnny Hartman has a beautiful voice. This is the album my man used to introduce me to John Coltrane. I've been in love ever since. Every song is our song.
A Love Supreme-Coltrane's spritual album. Beautiful.
Blue Train-You already know this one.
'58 Miles-featuring John Coltrane, Cannonball Adderley, Bill Evans and Miles Davis-features plenty of greats.
Sketches of Spain-My favorite Miles Davis CD. It sounds like a movie score.
I also list Any Which Way but Loose as a favorite. I also loved: Fright Night, A View to a Kill, Cannonball Run, Big Business, All of Me and Back to School (I saw this on cable recently and still liked it). I'd watch these movies without fail if I knew they were coming on. When I was a kid that is.
I respect all of your opinions and respectfully disagree. Nicole Kidman remains a bore. To Die For was a bore. I can enjoy a slow moving psychological drama (ask my man, whose given up 1/2 way through most of my favorite movies). I will give Eyes Wide Shut another chance (when I can catch it for free :-)
I watched this movie last week, so here goes. I didn't like this movie as much as I think I was "supposed" to. There are alot of Coen movies I like a WHOLE lot more, almost ALL of them practically. I loved the visual look of the picture and the direction. The acting was pretty good, especially John Goodman and John Turturro.
The story was just so-so for me. I thought after watching the film that it was a literal depiction of the story development hell that is prevalent in hollywood. I've since read that it was actually based on a real life jewish writer, Faulkner, the rise of nazism and some other real hollywood staples. Well all that escaped me. I like my hell theory better.
Blair Witch was just a big yawn for me. Sure it was different for a horror film, still didn't hold my attention. Maybe I'll give Eyes Wide Shut another try. 3 times better be the charm otherwise it's out. My sister saw the entire movie, she shares my opinion, that it's boring. She also said Nicole Kidman doesn't know how to smoke weed. Which brings up another problem for me. Nicole Kidman is one of the most overrated actresses working today. Coma-inducing in almost every film.
Ok I nominate 1)Blood Simple 2)Requiem for a dream 3)Once were Warriors
Am I the only person who liked Batman? My man hated that soundtrack. I guess your critics agree. That's cool, we all have our guilty pleasures.
I'm not at all surprised that those albums received excellent ratings. I'm going to check out your New CC. I'm looking for new music.
John Coltrane and Miles Davis are my two favorite jazz artist. I don't know alot about jazz but I know what I like. These are the Coltrane cds I own. They are all excellent listening experiences.
John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman-Johnny Hartman has a beautiful voice. This is the album my man used to introduce me to John Coltrane. I've been in love ever since. Every song is our song.
A Love Supreme-Coltrane's spritual album. Beautiful.
Blue Train-You already know this one.
'58 Miles-featuring John Coltrane, Cannonball Adderley, Bill Evans and Miles Davis-features plenty of greats.
Sketches of Spain-My favorite Miles Davis CD. It sounds like a movie score.
Ally McBeal-1 good season.
Lea Thompson
I also list Any Which Way but Loose as a favorite. I also loved: Fright Night, A View to a Kill, Cannonball Run, Big Business, All of Me and Back to School (I saw this on cable recently and still liked it). I'd watch these movies without fail if I knew they were coming on. When I was a kid that is.
I enjoyed Patton, Amadeus, Malcolm X and I Shot Andy Warhol. I would also add What's Love Got To Do with It, Men of Honor and Remember the Titans.
I forget that Kubrick did Dr. Strangelove. One of my favorite movies.
I respect all of your opinions and respectfully disagree. Nicole Kidman remains a bore. To Die For was a bore. I can enjoy a slow moving psychological drama (ask my man, whose given up 1/2 way through most of my favorite movies). I will give Eyes Wide Shut another chance (when I can catch it for free :-)
I watched this movie last week, so here goes. I didn't like this movie as much as I think I was "supposed" to. There are alot of Coen movies I like a WHOLE lot more, almost ALL of them practically. I loved the visual look of the picture and the direction. The acting was pretty good, especially John Goodman and John Turturro.
The story was just so-so for me. I thought after watching the film that it was a literal depiction of the story development hell that is prevalent in hollywood. I've since read that it was actually based on a real life jewish writer, Faulkner, the rise of nazism and some other real hollywood staples. Well all that escaped me. I like my hell theory better.
Blair Witch was just a big yawn for me. Sure it was different for a horror film, still didn't hold my attention. Maybe I'll give Eyes Wide Shut another try. 3 times better be the charm otherwise it's out. My sister saw the entire movie, she shares my opinion, that it's boring. She also said Nicole Kidman doesn't know how to smoke weed. Which brings up another problem for me. Nicole Kidman is one of the most overrated actresses working today. Coma-inducing in almost every film.
Well Divine ate doo-doo on the screen. That was new and authentic too, doesn't make it good.
How do you people remember what movie came out in what year? Is there a list somewhere? There is no way I could remember this stuff.
Can't believe I saw all these except Bringing Out The Dead. Which is strange since I love Nic Cage and Martin Scorsese.
I agree with all except Eyes Wide Shut. It put me too sleep both times I tried to watch it. And Blair Witch. It was just ok.