Watched Nomadland and The Amateur coming home on the plane. NL was a waste of time. TA helped me kill time. Can't give a strong recommendation for either
I would recommend giving "Soldier" starring Kurt Russell a watch. Be prepared to pause when they show Todd's military record on screen.Watched original Blade Runner ...always love it. Not in 4k or HDR but the new TV helped a bit in the darker scenes. Forget which version this was ....was extended tho. Still my top movie tho The Expanse is better SciFi and a better format for long tales. Blade Runner could morph into that universe.
Was hoping for Blade Runner 2049 as a twin feature but on in pay for version and too lazy to fire up the 4k Blu Ray
Eric Andersen is a prolific American folk singer-songwriter from the 1960s Greenwich Village scene, known for his poetic style and songs like "Violets of Dawn" and "Thirsty Boots". Born in 1943, he released over 25 albums, with notable works including his 1972 commercial breakthrough Blue River. His songs have been covered by numerous artists, including Bob Dylan, Linda Ronstadt, and the Grateful Dead, and his career also includes co-writing with Lou Reed and living in Norway for over two decades
Filmed for eight years in the US, Canada, and Europe, The Songpoet” shines a light on the life of Eric Anderson, a singer-songwriter at the vanguard of the folk music scene in the '60s. Despite crushing setbacks, his 50-year creative odyssey earned him a devoted international following.
Revisited this one from the 80's
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I think the concept was interesting, just not well executed. Has a fair bit of 80's storytelling which is nice enough. But the whole movie lacks any juice, spectacle to make it better, or stand out more then what seems like a made for TV movie.
Going to follow up with the TV series.
As counterpoint, I loved the movie and subsequent TV series that it spawned.Revisited this one from the 80's
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I think the concept was interesting, just not well executed. Has a fair bit of 80's storytelling which is nice enough. But the whole movie lacks any juice, spectacle to make it better, or stand out more then what seems like a made for TV movie.
Going to follow up with the TV series.