Recently Cheri and I have been watching movies almost every night. I borrow the movies from our county library.
We have seen foreign films from Lebanon, Korea, Mongolia, Bangladesh.
2 weeks ago we saw Summer Interlude by Ingmar Bergman. A long, long ago on our first date I took Cheri to see The Silence, one of Bergman’s earlier movies.
This past week for the first time we saw Citizen Kane and Casablanca.
3 nights ago we saw the film,Wit, with Emma Thompson in the leading role. Cheri described Wit as very difficult to watch.
Last night we watched The Diving Bell and the Butterfly. “Depressing,” Cheri said. I thought the movie was sad but inspiring.
(photo: I took the photo from the rainforest in the California Academy of Sciences in SF in 2010)
for more photos see: Saturday Snapshot is hosted by Alyce of At Home With Books.
I get books from my library, but have never got a movie from them. Maybe I need to check and see what movies they have since I love movies.
Beautiful photo!
Here’s Mine
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That’s an amazing picture. My Snapshot is at http://goo.gl/xnBo7
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Everyone should see Casablanca! Nice to hear you’re exploring some great classics.
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I remember seeing an Ingmar Bergman film in college, but I don’t remember which one it was. Lovely photo!
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Love your snapshot, and you can’t go wrong on watching classic movies♫ Happy week-end♥ Here’s my Sat Snap: http://lore-eleven.blogspot.com/2013/01/frosty-etchings.html
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I love films. My husband not so much, but they are a wonderful escape for me, where I don’t have to concentrate quite as fully as when I’m reading. (Don’t tell a film critic that!) I love foreign films, especially. Have you seen the Japanese film Departures? So beautiful!
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Yes. I saw the ‘Departures’. It was hard at first but the pride in his work redeemed himself and the love of his wife who realized his integrity.
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Amazing picture!
I’ve been slowly introducing my stepsons to the classics on our Friday night & home movie nights. They’ve surprised themselves by enjoying It’s A Wonderful Life, Goodbye Mr Chips & The Sound of Music!
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Great close shot.
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Gorgeous photo! Thanks for sharing the snapshot, as well as the tidbits about the movies you’ve seen recently. I saw Wit awhile ago, but don’t remember much about it.
I can’t believe I’ve never seen Casablanca!
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OMG!!! That’s such an amazing picture! I can never get the butterflies around here to stay still long enough! (And amazing banner photo, too)
Wish our library had a movie lending scheme.
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The butterfly is so fine and delicate.
I recently discovered that my library rents movies too.
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I love my library for movies. I watched The September Issue this weekend. The kitties say thank you.
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