20170107:
I don't keep up with the latest movie releases, but Ada heard about La La Land and wanted to go watch it. Since I didn't even look up any trailers or reviews, I was pleasantly surprised to find that it was a musical.
La La Land was an amazing movie.
Trailers: A Dog's Purpose (2017), The Zookeeper's Wife (2017), Patriots Day (2016), Gifted (2017), 20th Century Women (2016), The Shack (2017)
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20240115:
This film was leaving Netflix and I remembered enjoying it. While I had given my mom a copy and can probably borrow it, I opted for the convience of seeing it on Netflix before it leaves. Of course, I'm sure it would return in the future. It's such a great movie for it not to be.
On 20240115, Netflix determined the movie for me as a 95% match. I decided to give the movie two thumbs up.
Instant Comments:
1: "No Jamal, you be trippin'."; 2: Hahaha.
2: WTF. "One woman shows are always terrible." Why'd he come see the show?
1: Ada cried when he told her to follow her dreams and go to Paris.
1: Unexpected ending.
2: This time I knew the ending and it made sense... Perhaps moreso that I'm older as well. On the one hand, in the dream sequence, they could have had a happy life together, but instead followed their dreams and that likewise has brought them happiness. I would say there are absolutely points in your life where following your dream makes sense, but sometimes dreams are just dreams. I guess the film is about showing the tension that is contained in the pursuit of one's dreams.
1=20161225,2=20240115
Released 20161225.
Watched 20170107 Theater. Century 20 Daly City and XD
Watched 20240115 (Netflix, Instant) (Last day to watch 20240131)
La La Land (2016) Damien Chazelle. 128 min
Relevant Links:
La La Land (IMDb.com)
La La Land (RottenTomatoes.com)
La La Land (film) (Wikipedia.org)
I don't keep up with the latest movie releases, but Ada heard about La La Land and wanted to go watch it. Since I didn't even look up any trailers or reviews, I was pleasantly surprised to find that it was a musical.
La La Land was an amazing movie.
Trailers: A Dog's Purpose (2017), The Zookeeper's Wife (2017), Patriots Day (2016), Gifted (2017), 20th Century Women (2016), The Shack (2017)
[20170304]
20240115:
This film was leaving Netflix and I remembered enjoying it. While I had given my mom a copy and can probably borrow it, I opted for the convience of seeing it on Netflix before it leaves. Of course, I'm sure it would return in the future. It's such a great movie for it not to be.
On 20240115, Netflix determined the movie for me as a 95% match. I decided to give the movie two thumbs up.
Instant Comments:
1: "No Jamal, you be trippin'."; 2: Hahaha.
2: WTF. "One woman shows are always terrible." Why'd he come see the show?
1: Ada cried when he told her to follow her dreams and go to Paris.
1: Unexpected ending.
2: This time I knew the ending and it made sense... Perhaps moreso that I'm older as well. On the one hand, in the dream sequence, they could have had a happy life together, but instead followed their dreams and that likewise has brought them happiness. I would say there are absolutely points in your life where following your dream makes sense, but sometimes dreams are just dreams. I guess the film is about showing the tension that is contained in the pursuit of one's dreams.
1=20161225,2=20240115
Released 20161225.
Watched 20170107 Theater. Century 20 Daly City and XD
Watched 20240115 (Netflix, Instant) (Last day to watch 20240131)
La La Land (2016) Damien Chazelle. 128 min
Relevant Links:
La La Land (IMDb.com)
La La Land (RottenTomatoes.com)
La La Land (film) (Wikipedia.org)
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