I love you, JLo, but we walked out after half of your movie.

[Croney]

True, my six-day-old replaced right shoulder-in-a-sling was starting to bother me a little, but mostly we left because Hustlers is a really bad movie. You're beautiful, but even the T&A got boring.

In the car on the way home, I read the IMDb synopsis to my husband. Turns out we didn't miss anything, but still glad we went.

** typed with left forefinger **

[hlthe2b]

1. Haven't seen it, but I've sure seen a lot of hype re: "breakthrough, Oscar-nom worthy peformance"

enough so to give me considerable pause.

So, I think I'll skip that one...

[Croney]

3. I hoped for better, since I do like her.

Beautiful women dancing half naked are entertaining to watch, but then you expect a passable plot and believable dialogue, especially once the dancing dwindles.

[blm]

5. No "Orgy of the Dead", eh?

Now THAT had a great script. 😉

[Shrike47]

2. I applaud your willingness to try a movie less than a week after surgery.

After my rotator cuff surgeries, I don’t think I put on clothes for a week, let alone went into a crowd.

[Croney]

4. Including us, there were five people at the 4:30pm showing.

I know what you mean; I'm just in sweatpants and hubby's button-up shirt. Not my first rodeo: both hips, other shoulder, one knee. Arthritis loves me.

We were thinking of seeing Ad Astra, but somebody here said it's half "Brad Pitt's face in a helmet" so we might wait.

[RandySF]

6. Really? I enjoyed it.

[Croney]

7. My husband would have stayed if I hadn't said I wanted to go.

The scenery was pleasant. 🙂

I would say something about the nature of 100% of the male characters but it would be a spoiler.