Imagine this. It is Thursday evening and you happen to be super tired from a long day at work. You're too exhausted to go out and you also do not feel like doing much around the your home. So exactly what can you do to make this dull evening just a little more entertaining? What about renting an awesome flick to perk up your evening? Allow me to share a couple of of my personal suggestions for videos to view.
Legends of the Fall (1994). This really is the larger than life tale of 3 siblings: Alfred, Tristan and Samuel. They are raised upon a farm owned by their dad Colonel Ludlow, who was a Civil War soldier. The film tracks the day-to-day lives of the siblings as they bicker over a gal called Susannah, head out to combat in World War I as well as try to skirt around Prohibition.
The Godfather: Part II (1974). This film directed by Francis Ford Coppola stars the powerhouse acting duo of Al Pacino and Robert De Niro. De Niro is Vito Corleone in 20's New York, whilst Pacino plays his son Michael in 1958. The pair of plot lines set 40 years apart run simultaneously during the film and reach a exciting synchronized ending.
The Count of Monte Cristo (2002). This is a narrative of revenge. A young dude, Dantes, is falsely jailed by one of his jealous friends, who then attempts to swipe the love of his life. While imprisoned, Dantes, befriends a dying captive who teaches him how to exact vengeance, fight and additionally reveals to him the location of a great treasure. After escaping Dantes finds the treasure and refashions himself into the affluent Count of Monte Cristo and sets his strategy of revenge into action.
In summary, these three films will certainly add a little excitement to an otherwise uninteresting night. All are really exciting and well worth watching in the event you haven't already seen them and for those who have, they are worth seeing again.
Legends of the Fall (1994). This really is the larger than life tale of 3 siblings: Alfred, Tristan and Samuel. They are raised upon a farm owned by their dad Colonel Ludlow, who was a Civil War soldier. The film tracks the day-to-day lives of the siblings as they bicker over a gal called Susannah, head out to combat in World War I as well as try to skirt around Prohibition.
The Godfather: Part II (1974). This film directed by Francis Ford Coppola stars the powerhouse acting duo of Al Pacino and Robert De Niro. De Niro is Vito Corleone in 20's New York, whilst Pacino plays his son Michael in 1958. The pair of plot lines set 40 years apart run simultaneously during the film and reach a exciting synchronized ending.
The Count of Monte Cristo (2002). This is a narrative of revenge. A young dude, Dantes, is falsely jailed by one of his jealous friends, who then attempts to swipe the love of his life. While imprisoned, Dantes, befriends a dying captive who teaches him how to exact vengeance, fight and additionally reveals to him the location of a great treasure. After escaping Dantes finds the treasure and refashions himself into the affluent Count of Monte Cristo and sets his strategy of revenge into action.
In summary, these three films will certainly add a little excitement to an otherwise uninteresting night. All are really exciting and well worth watching in the event you haven't already seen them and for those who have, they are worth seeing again.
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