WhatIWatched

What I Watched – February 8-21

WhatIWatched

Here is what I watched over the last two weeks:

  • Point Break – First Viewing (Cinema) – An enjoyable bromantic action film
  • Lunarcy! – First Viewing (Cinema) – An enjoyable doc about Lunar aspirations
  • Looper – Rewatch (Blu-Ray) – Still quite enjoy the film
  • Side Effects – First Viewing (Cinema) – An effective thriller
  • Cosmopolis – Rewatch (Blu-Ray) – Worth it for that final half hour alone
  • The Raid: Redemption – Rewatch (Blu-Ray) – Tried watching the English-dubbed version.  It was terrible
  • A Glimpse into the Mind of Charles Swan III – First Viewing (Cinema) – Somewhat underwhelming
  • Anticipating TOWER: a Shorts programme of Kazik Radwanski and MDFF – I can now see how Tower came to be
  • A Good Day to Die Hard – First Viewing (Cinema) – Didn’t feel like a Die Hard film, but it was an OK action film

  • Some Kind of Wonderful – First Viewing (Cinema) – The gender reversal of Pretty in
  • Pretty in Pink – Rewatch (Cinema) – A classic, even if it had a bit too much of a Hollywood ending
  • Inglourious Basterds – Rewatch (Blu-Ray) – Finished off my Tarantino boxset and kicked off my mini-marathon of past Best Picture nominees/winners
  • Ghost Graduation – First Viewing (Cinema) – It’s a shame that this will unlikely get a decent theatrical release
  • Dead Before Dawn 3D – First Viewing (Cinema) – Alright for a teen-centric zombie film.
  • Shadows of Liberty – First Viewing (Cinema) – It was interesting, but the fact that I never got around to writing about it probably says something.
  • Midnight in Paris – Rewatch (Blu-Ray) – A lovely little film.
  • Little Terrors Volume 16: Frostbitten – Enjoyed this showcase of horror shorts and I will definitely check it out again.
  • The King’s Speech – Rewatch (Blu-Ray) – Still enjoy the film two year’s later.
  • The Social Network – Rewatch (Blu-Ray) – Makes me wonder why I even joined Facebook in the first place.

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    Sean Patrick Kelly

    Sean Patrick Kelly is a Toronto-based freelance film critic and blogger with a Bachelor of Arts in Cinema and Media Studies from York University. Since founding his site in 2004, Sean has shared his passion for cinema through insightful reviews and commentary. His work has also been featured in prominent outlets, including Toronto Film Scene, HuffPost Canada, Screen Anarchy, ScreenRant, and Rue Morgue Magazine.

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