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Happy Birthday to #PeterCushing, #VincentPrice & #ChristopherLee

King Arthur: Legend of the Sword | Movie Review

 This was an outstanding film by one of my favorite directors, Guy Richie.  If you are unfamiliar with his work, he is the director of Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Snatch and the two Sherlock Holmes films w/ Robert Downey, Jr. and Jude Law.  

In this film, Guy brings back Jude Law and has a great cast lead by Charlie Hunnam (Sons of Anarchy & Pacific Rim).  This is was Guy attempt at period pieces and he placed his own flair as usual on to it.  With great dialog and cinematography, Guy brings on what I call, another masterpiece.  

Charlie Hunnam does a great job portraying King Arthur as he tries hard to take on his destiny welding the mighty Excalibur and leading a small band to take over the thrown.  Jude Law was also great as he did a good job making me not like him.  Not as comedic as his precious roles, but a nice performance nonetheless. I also give a nod to Aidan Gillen, Eric Bana and Djimon Hounsou.  Great supporting cast.  

Scores (out of 4)

Charlie Hunnam: 3.5

Jude Law: 3.2

Djimon Hounsou: 3.4

Aiden Gillen: 3.3

Eric Bana: 2.7

Writing: 3.7

Cinematography: 3.9

Production: 3.5

Soundtrack: 3.8

Direction: 3.3

Overall: 3.4 (B+)

Al Madrigal Stand-Up | The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon

He still got it!  Love this dude!

Marvel’s The Defenders | Official Trailer | Netflix [HD]

So I need to get caught up on all four series by August.

THE DARK TOWER | Official Trailer

Little Boxes | Movie Review

 Grade: B-

So we stumbled in to this film late on Monday night on Netflix as it recommended it based on my wife's interest.  It stars Melanie Lynskey (Two and a Half Men), Nielsen Ellis (True Blood), Janeane Garofalo and introducing Armani Jackson.  

A family up roots themselves from Brooklyn, NY and moves to Rome, Washington for a job at a university.  They encounter some new things in this new small town and experience in a sense corruptions that changes them in a drastic way.  

There are some senses of racism, but not in an evil way and the folks of the small town are way more welcoming than expected.  Adjustment in a new house while waiting on their product from the movers prove to be very difficult how they fair by the end of the movie?  Well you will have to check it out and see. 

A was a very intriguing film.  Definitely not very predictable at all.  The performance was subtle by the main cast and the supporting cast showed some eye opening moments.   Especially this young lady who befriends Clark.  

Check it out if you like.  Pretty good film to stumble on to. 

And yes.  They do play the song.  

Eating Pizza Dipped In Milk | Double Dog Dare

Um......I am not sure if I could do this, but I am curious to see if any of you guys would.  If you are willing to try and video record it, submit it to cocoavisionary@gmail.com and I will create a compilation of it.  Your choice,



Video from The React Channel on YouTube