[Schaumburger]

Saw "Arbitrage" last weekend. For the ladies out there -- Richard Gere still has it (imho). Pretty good, not great take, on one wealthy businessman's (played by Richard Gere) attempt to stop his life from going to _____ in a handbasket after some illegal financial moves and a car accident involving his mistress.

It's a Lionsgate movie, so you will have to venture outside of TV to see it. It's another movie geared for a more mature audience, which I appreciate.

[cathyw]

Originally Posted by Schaumburger

Saw "Arbitrage" last weekend. For the ladies out there -- Richard Gere still has it (imho). Pretty good, not great take, on one weather businessman's (played by Richard Gere) attempt to stop his life from going to _____ in a handbasket after some illegal financial moves and a car accident involving his mistress.

It's a Lionsgate movie, so you will have to venture outside of TV to see it. It's another movie geared for a more mature audience, which I appreciate.

I saw the coming attractions and it looks good. Richard Gere is always good so I plan on seeing it. It comes to TV on October 5th.

COMINGSOON

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by cathyw

I saw the coming attractions and it looks good. Richard Gere is always good so I plan on seeing it. It comes to TV on October 5th.

COMINGSOON

Cool. Hope the Villages theaters have cleared up the contractual problem with Lionsgate.

Hopefully, the Brownswood theater is opening soon too.

[Taltarzac725]

Interesting movie about the barriers to justice for anyone without very powerful connections of whatever kind. These kind of movies sure are in stark contrast to the movies controlled by the Hayes Code in the 1930s. http://www.artsreformation.com/a001/hays-code.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motion_...roduction_Code

[kathy and al]

Very good movie but a very disappointing ending.