The Viewing Files: 365 Movies in 365 Days - Week Twenty One

The first of many catchup posts is probably what this should be called.  Seriously, I am so far behind I'm not sure I'll ever catch up.  But hey I'm on a week's house/dog sitting with not much else to do so you never know.  After all I've got a plan and you all know how much I love to stick to a plan.  

"Cue pause while you all falling about laughing in disbelief"

Okay now that you've composed yourselves shall we just carry on with the post and the week's viewing from back whenever it was... 

Swimming With Men
Starring: Pasty white guys.
Original release: 2018
Synopsis: A group of middle aged men decide to enter the world champs of synchronised swimming.

Men in togs.  Middle aged men in togs.  Not exactly a look unless you're Idris Elba or Daniel Craig.  Still the story is kind of quirky and sweet and Rupert Graves totally rocks the silver fox look.

One of those movies you watch without really paying it to much attention.

Red Sparrow
Starring: Jennifer Lawrence
Original release: 2018
Synopsis: A Russian ballerina is forced to do things she doesn't want to do.

Jennifer Lawrence as a spy.  Do I need to say anything more?  Nope?  Cool we'll all on the same page then.

Pass on all fronts and watch Jennifer Garner in Alias instead.

Anne of Green Gables The Good Stars
Starring: Mmm can't remember but it does have Martin Sheen.
Original release: 2017
Synopsis: You all know the story.

Really just a continuation from the previous movie.  And yes I still prefer the 80s version.

Venom
Starring: Tom Hardy
Original release: 2018
Synopsis: Tom Hardy gets taken over by a bug.  A really big bug.

Actually this wasn't too bad.  Mostly because of Tom Hardy.  Who as usual brought his A game to the role and did his best with a slightly bad script.  The fact that he could make you like the creepy as bug shows how good he is.

Watch and enjoy and don't take seriously.

To All The Boys I've Loved Before
Starring: Who knows
Original release: 2018
Synopsis: A girl's secret love letters get accidentally posted out to her crushes.

Netflex rom-com that hits all the right buttons.  Not perfect but still really good.  Then again I am a sappy romantic so you just knew I was gonna like this.