10 MOST RECENT FILMS WATCHED: Indie Memphis films (including Mark Webber and Adam Bhala Lough intertwined double features) and plane trip time fillers dominate the latest list

This list is dominated by films I saw at Indie Memphis and films I used to pass the time on the plane. There’s old school Mark Webber, side-by-side with his latest film, and not-so-coincidentally, an Adam Bhala Lough twosome, as well.

Let’s see what’s on your list…

1. THE NEW RADICAL (DIR: Adam Bhala Lough) – Indie Memphis

THE NEW RADICAL

2. THOR: RAGNAROK (DIR: Taika Waititi) – Theater

3. WEAPONS (DIR: Adam Bhala Lough ) – Indie Memphis

WEAPONS

4. FLESH AND BLOOD (DIR: Mark Webber) – Indie Memphis

FLESH AND BLOOD

5. THOM PAIN (DIRS: Oliver Butler, Will Eno) – Indie Memphis

6. THE BABYSITTER (DIR: McG) – VOD

THE BABYSITTER

7. THE MUMMY (DIR: Alex Kurtzman) – Plane

8. LIFE (DIR: Daniel Espinosa) – Plane

LIFE

9. THE VENERABLE W,. (DIR: Barbet Schroeder) – NYFF

10. FREE FIRE (DIR: Ben Wheatley) – DVD

FREE FIRE

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2 Comments

Edward "More Chopped Liver Than Ever" Douglas on November 10, 2017 at 5:53 pm

In the Fade, Wonder, a bunch of Oscar animated rarities, The Man Who Invented Christmas, Murder on the Orient Express, Don’t Look Now, Creepshow, The Crazies, The Cat from Outer Space, Frankenstein

Kelly J Kitchens Wickersham on November 11, 2017 at 3:26 am

Let’s see, the 10 most recent films I’ve watched.
In reverse order:

CINEMA PARADISO (1988 – Director: Giuseppe Tornatore) – TCM
FERRIS BUELLER’S DAY OFF (1986 – Director: John Hughes) – Alamo Cedars #SaveDevin
WAKING DAVID (Director: Kevin Nash) – Dallas VideoFest’s #AltFiction
ART OF DIRECTING: JOHN HUSTON (Director: Allan Holzman) – Dallas VideoFest’s #AltFiction
DAWSON CITY: FROZEN TIME (Director: Bill Morrison) – Dallas VideoFest’s #AltFiction
SIGNATURE MOVE (Director: Jennifer Reeder) – Dallas VideoFest’s #AltFiction
THE GENERAL (1926 – Directors: Clyde Bruckman & Buster Keaton) – Dallas Chamber Symphony
BOMBSHELL: THE HEDY LAMARR STORY (Director: Alexandra Dean) – Dallas VideoFest’s #DocuFest
SAVING BRINTON (Directors: Tommy Haines & Andrew Sherburne) – Dallas VideoFest’s #DocuFest
DARE TO BE DIFFERENT: THE WLIR STORY (Director: Ellen Goldfarb) – Dallas VideoFest’s #DocuFest
THE PRISONER OF SHARK ISLAND (1936 – Director: John Ford) – Dallas Classic Film Group (You and Justina should join us one of these evenings.)

Yep! It is evident I’ve been working a lot because usually every other film would be TCM otherwise. Not that I’m complaining – I’ve been in love with each film I’ve seen over the last month or so.

Thanks, John. That was a fun walk down recent Memory Lane in my Very Charmed Life! 😉

Edward "More Chopped Liver Than Ever" Douglas on November 10, 2017 at 5:53 pm

In the Fade, Wonder, a bunch of Oscar animated rarities, The Man Who Invented Christmas, Murder on the Orient Express, Don’t Look Now, Creepshow, The Crazies, The Cat from Outer Space, Frankenstein
Kelly J Kitchens Wickersham on November 11, 2017 at 3:26 am

Let’s see, the 10 most recent films I’ve watched.
In reverse order:

CINEMA PARADISO (1988 – Director: Giuseppe Tornatore) – TCM
FERRIS BUELLER’S DAY OFF (1986 – Director: John Hughes) – Alamo Cedars #SaveDevin
WAKING DAVID (Director: Kevin Nash) – Dallas VideoFest’s #AltFiction
ART OF DIRECTING: JOHN HUSTON (Director: Allan Holzman) – Dallas VideoFest’s #AltFiction
DAWSON CITY: FROZEN TIME (Director: Bill Morrison) – Dallas VideoFest’s #AltFiction
SIGNATURE MOVE (Director: Jennifer Reeder) – Dallas VideoFest’s #AltFiction
THE GENERAL (1926 – Directors: Clyde Bruckman & Buster Keaton) – Dallas Chamber Symphony
BOMBSHELL: THE HEDY LAMARR STORY (Director: Alexandra Dean) – Dallas VideoFest’s #DocuFest
SAVING BRINTON (Directors: Tommy Haines & Andrew Sherburne) – Dallas VideoFest’s #DocuFest
DARE TO BE DIFFERENT: THE WLIR STORY (Director: Ellen Goldfarb) – Dallas VideoFest’s #DocuFest
THE PRISONER OF SHARK ISLAND (1936 – Director: John Ford) – Dallas Classic Film Group (You and Justina should join us one of these evenings.)

Yep! It is evident I’ve been working a lot because usually every other film would be TCM otherwise. Not that I’m complaining – I’ve been in love with each film I’ve seen over the last month or so.

Thanks, John. That was a fun walk down recent Memory Lane in my Very Charmed Life! 😉