Thursday, September 24, 2015

A man should know when to leave the party

I don't bother to track down my earlier report (not so long ago) of this movie. I reckon, I said this is something of a movie of a lifetime or so. The second time I saw this, I have to disagree. I'm sourly disappointed in myself because I can't pinpoint why I didn't like it so much this time around. Have to see it again.
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