1) "The Worst Person In The World"--Gateway Theatre--Norwegian movie filmed in Oslo--2 hours & 1 minute--as tempted as I am to call this movie the worst film in the world I honestly can't just as I wouldn't call the lead Renate Reinsve the worst actress in the world because if it wasn't for her there wouldn't be a film and she is playing opposite two strong males, Anders Danielsen and Herbert Nordrum--is the worst person in the world a 30-year-old who doesn't know who she is, what she wants or has affairs the two aforementioned actors? I don't think so--the film is told in 12 chapters plus a prologue and epilogue--don't look for a 'happily ever after' Hollywood ending--just look for the chapters to go by but don't applaud when it gets to 10 or 11--two women in the audience called it tedious while one guy called it boring--I think all 3 were being kind!


2) "My Bride"--Netflix--an Egyptian film in Arabic--1 hour & 33 minutes--the first half is a typical old fashioned Hollywood romantic comedy that all of a sudden turns into heavy drama including spousal abuse--it is a look at arranged versus 'accidental' meeting marriages--an old-time rom/com/drama done in a fairly short film with bad subtitles--do something else for an hour and 33 minutes!


3) "The Stolen"--Netflix--a New Zealand Film--1 hour & 38 minutes--it is a western, a thriller, a road film, with twists here and there--it is beautifully filmed but that is a fair representation of New Zealand--sadly the stories try to cover too much and with the novelty of it being a female western the villains are men and the women are called 'whores'--shocking? NO!--if more time had been spent on the women's stories and the female western angle it would have at least been interesting!


Sorry folks but I don't recommend any of them though getting out to see a movie in a theatre is still fun for me!!