Rain Man (Blu-ray)
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Day 147 of 365 (Year Two)
We finally managed to make it to the new Indiana Jones movie. While I didn’t think it was as good as the first one, none of the following movies were, it was good. It wasn’t what I expected and I was a bit surprised by the direction they took with the story, but it was fun.
I had issues with refrigerator scene and it felt a bit forced to me. I didn’t really see the purpose in it other than to give us a frame of reference for the timing of the movie. Lead lined or not, you really had to suspend reality to buy into that, but then, considering the direction the story took, it fit right in. Of course, you don’t go see an Indian Jones movie expecting reality.
For once, there were no crying babies in the theater, but we did have a row of kids behind us that I had to shush several times. One of them had no idea what a whisper was and even his friends started shushing him when he would talk, which I was pleased to see (and hear).
A special thanks to Kathy who helped with the set up and shooting.
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Rain Man (Blu-ray)
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