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Movies Viewed in 2024 (161 movies items)" First Viewing Viewing Date: March 17th Via: Amazon Prime Video Plot: Within the course of one night, Woody Harrelson finds himself in a misadventure in London that winds him up in jail. Rating: 6.7/10 Why Did I Watch It? It's about to leave Prime and it looked interesting, especially since it's the world's first "live movie.""
“To be honest, I wasn’t really sure what to expect from this flick but since I have a weak spot for Woody Harrelson, I thought I might as well check it out. Well, at least, you have to admit that it was an ambitious project. Not only Harrelson was directing for the first time but he also wrote the damned thing but it went just way beyond that. Indeed, it was shot with only one take and it was even broadcasted live while it was filmed in a few theatres. On top of that, it was also fairly meta as Harrelson was playing himself with another actress playing his wife. By the way, it was a nice touch that they hired an Asian actress to play this character (Laura Louie, Harrelson's actual wife, is indeed Asian) but Eleanor Matsuura was maybe 20 years too young to play this part. Anyway, as a resu” read more
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Hit Or Miss? Good Or Bad? 2019 Movies Watched (461 movies items)"Woody Harrelson has to get through a wild and illicit night in London and take his family to the Harry Potter set to prove he's not a deadbeat dad. Filmed in one continous take, this is a semi-true retelling of events of a night that spirals out of his control and lands Woody in prison, leaving him with some serious questions to ponder about himself, his friendships, and the direction of his life. I applaud the technical achievements of attempting a movie like this but overall I didn't like it "
Movies the giraffe watched in 2018: June (27 movies items)"First viewing - June 22nd I recall seeing ads for Lost in London when it came out, but I failed to catch it for its single-night broadcast. So when I saw I could stream it I jumped on it immediately. And it's completely worth seeing. It's all shot in one take, which is damn impressive, and I've always liked Woody Harrelson who delivers an excellent performance all around here. The fact that he starred in this, wrote it, and directed it makes it even more impressive. I'd love to have a physical "
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My trips to the cinema 2017 (164 movies items)"SCREENING: Q&A (Woody Harrelson, crew and cast) DATE: April 30th CINEMA: Picturehouse Central LOCATION: West End"
