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Gen Xer movie picks
Control
If you’re a Gen Xer as I am, chances are your life has been greatly influenced by Ian Curtis. Control is a film directed by photographer-turned-filmmaker Anton Corbijn. He brilliantly depicts troubled life, rise to fame, and death of the man behind Joy Division. If you’re a fan of the band you’ll love the film. If not, the film stands good on its own.
- Control (England), 2007, Weinstein Company
- Available on Amazon Instant Video and VUDU
I often daydream of fun things I’ll do when I retire, and then Sexy Beast comes to mind. Imagine your life as a gangster is behind you and you’re able to hang up your guns and live it up: a villa in Spain, great weather, sipping wine by the pool. All that comes to a screeching halt and turns to unimaginable nightmare when Don Logan (played by Ben Kingsley) shows up.
- Sexy Beast (England), 2000, Twentieth Century Fox
- Available on VUDU and Google Play
— Mike Von der Kret, cofounder of the Standard Print; thestandardprint.com
Here's something you might be interested in.
Gen Xer movie picks
Gen Xer movie picks
Control
If you’re a Gen Xer as I am, chances are your life has been greatly influenced by Ian Curtis. Control is a film directed by photographer-turned-filmmaker Anton Corbijn. He brilliantly depicts troubled life, rise to fame, and death of the man behind Joy Division. If you’re a fan of the band you’ll love the film. If not, the film stands good on its own.
- Control (England), 2007, Weinstein Company
- Available on Amazon Instant Video and VUDU
I often daydream of fun things I’ll do when I retire, and then Sexy Beast comes to mind. Imagine your life as a gangster is behind you and you’re able to hang up your guns and live it up: a villa in Spain, great weather, sipping wine by the pool. All that comes to a screeching halt and turns to unimaginable nightmare when Don Logan (played by Ben Kingsley) shows up.
- Sexy Beast (England), 2000, Twentieth Century Fox
- Available on VUDU and Google Play
— Mike Von der Kret, cofounder of the Standard Print; thestandardprint.com
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