"Jagged Edge" and "The Counterfeiters"

I finally saw Jagged Edge, that movie where Jeff Bridges murders his wife. Gee, I'm sorry if I spoiled that for you. And Glenn Close, whose beauty I've never quite understood--she has an inexplicable face--is the lawyer he romances. They all have nice hair, which is always blow dried. Actually, in the movie, Glenn Close is the only one whose hair is allowed to blow in the wind. Needless to say, this is a good flick for a Saturday afternoon if you're in a grumpy mood. Read this review after you've seen the movie.

The Counterfeiters is a much better film, although it is quite different than Jagged Edge. The Counterfeiters is about a Jewish counterfeiter and his yid colleagues in a concentration camp; the Nazis use them to make counterfeit British pounds and US dollars. It's always a good reminder to see how nasty the Germans were during World War II; how their organized racism and despotic killing methods were more frightening than any fights I've seen in my house. Worth renting from Netfix.