Freud's Last Session (2023)

I'm very intrigued by this and may try to go see it if possible...

YouTube video

Actually looks interesting.

So it's a movie about the shitty arguments in the KMC religion forum?

Fascinating.

This place has a religion forum?

I got back from this. I quite liked it.

It's basically a stage play put to screen with some poetic flashbacks and such.

I probably put it about on par with the Paul Bettany/Jennifer Connelly film Creation (2009) about Charles Darwin, in case anyone has seen that.

It's one I will almost certainly revisit with subtitles to savor the dialogue a bit better.

I confess I was hoping for more Nazis, but alas. It's still quite good.

8-9/10

I forgot I had wanted to check this out, will probably wait until I can download or stream.

If you're at all interested in "The Question of God" (the book I believe the play was based on), then I think you'll find it worth a watch.

If nothing else you'll see two great actors at play. Anthony Hopkins has been a favorite of mine ever since I saw Silence of the Lambs and Hannibal. The other guy is great, too. Matthew Goode, who I mainly know from Snyder's Watchmen.

(Which reminds me, I've been meaning to watch Nixon, with Anthony Hopkins... **strokes chin**)

Not interested in the book, I just like the setting and several of the actors.

I didn't mean the literal book, I just meant the question the book poses. But yes, that's generally what I rather enjoyed.

I am craving killing Nazis, though. Maybe I need to watch Inglourious Basterds or Indiana Jones again... hm...

We need more Nazi-killin' movies...

Have you not seen Sisu (2022)?

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14846026/

Nazis getting killed left and right. So glorious.

Oh that's true. I did watch it with some friends several months ago. Might be fun to revisit.