rocketdave

I don't love most of the movies I watch and that applies even to ones that are highly rated among critics, which most of the ones in this list are. That doesn't necessarily mean I hated any of them, but some I didn't care for. Some I was ambivalent towards while others I thought were good but wouldn't necessarily want to watch again or anytime soon. A few of these titles I didn't have anything to say about, but for those you can assume that I liked them well enough, but maybe not enough to formulate any specific thoughts on. Bonnie & Clyde I'd been wanting to see Bonnie & Clyde for a long time and when I finally did, I'm afraid I was fairly underwhelmed. I wonder what it says about me that the main thing I took away from this film was how relatively easy it made robbing banks look, at least compared to modern times. I discovered from reading the trivia that the lady who played Bonnie's mom in this movie was a non-actor who had just shown up to watch the movie being filmed and

Painted Desert I'm glad that I finally saw Painted Desert, if only so that I can now say that I understand what the Merry Melodies cartoon "She Was an Acrobat's Daughter" was parodying. But it was such an odd movie that I'm not sure I liked it that much. Mystery of the Wax Museum I'm more familiar with the Vincent Price remake, which I've been fortunate enough to see on the big screen in 3D. This movie by itself is less interesting than the story behind its restoration. The ending of this version was so bad that I literally booed the TV screen. Vincent Leonard Nimoy's one man show about Vincent Van Gogh. I was surprised to realize that Nimoy actually doesn't play Vincent in this, but rather portrays his brother. I watched this on Tubi TV hours before it left that service. I assume it was only a coincidence that the next day was actually Nimoy's birthday. St. Vincent Bill Murray plays a curmudgeon who is humanized when his neighbor hires him to babysit for