Movie 1: The History of Sound
This is an intentionally slow moving story, with beautifully muted colors and cinematography. Two young men meet in a bar and discover they have a mutual love of music, and eventually a love of each other. But as WWI is about to start, that is a love that cannot happen. The gorgeous soundtrack is loud and fast moving, in direct contrast to what we are watching on screen. The acting is perfect, as you would expect from two top notch actors.
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Movie 2: Him
Supposedly a movie about an up and coming football quarterback, at a private training camp, this horror film is anything but. We aren’t sure how or why this movie is in theaters, but our advice is to stay far, far away. An expensively made mess.
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Movie 3: Sunday Best
This is an absolute gem of a documentary. It tells a story about Ed Sullivan we knew nothing about. It’s an hour and a half of wonderful footage and powerful commentary. And more than appropriate for these bleak times. On Netflix.
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Thanks for your review of Sunday Best. Probably would have skipped it, but I’ll make sure to watch it on your recommendation.
Thanks guys, an Ed Sullivan bio pic sounds very interesting.
Thanks for including its Netflix location
After reading your 4-globe review of Sunday Best, we watched it on Netflix. If was fantastic. Thanks so much for sending us to it. We enjoyed every minute of it.