That opens here in the next week or so.
Opens in the UK next week on 29th July 2011, the same day as Captain America.

Inception


A bizarre flick. I enjoyed it but Carlos didn't like it very much.



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Inception


A bizarre flick. I enjoyed it but Carlos didn't like it very much.



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I saw it a few months back and like it. Once you knew what was going on, it all fell into shape.

captain america. pretty fun, although the action scenes were cartoonish in the usual way. i'm bummed that the overreliance on CGI has rendered hollywood incapable of doing a decent action scene. they need to sit down and watch the car chase in "bullitt" or the truck-commandeering scene from "raiders of the lost ark" again, or anything from the original "die-hard," to remind themselves what makes a decent action scene. a good action scene has rhythm, sometimes it runs a little hot, sometimes it runs a little cold, and a little bit of realism should be a concern. when people survive 150-foot falls, you lose all sense of suspense. but whatever, maybe i'm just an old and that's what the kids want nowadays.

that said, i loved how captain america was guileless and wholesome, not a dark antihero, which is getting kinda cliched in the comic book movies nowadays. and that role was a natural for tommy lee jones, he got a ton of chances to fire off some primo one-liners.

Just watched Wall-E

captain america. pretty fun, although the action scenes were cartoonish in the usual way. i'm bummed that the overreliance on CGI has rendered hollywood incapable of doing a decent action scene. they need to sit down and watch the car chase in "bullitt" or the truck-commandeering scene from "raiders of the lost ark" again, or anything from the original "die-hard," to remind themselves what makes a decent action scene. a good action scene has rhythm, sometimes it runs a little hot, sometimes it runs a little cold, and a little bit of realism should be a concern. when people survive 150-foot falls, you lose all sense of suspense. but whatever, maybe i'm just an old and that's what the kids want nowadays.

that said, i loved how captain america was guileless and wholesome, not a dark antihero, which is getting kinda cliched in the comic book movies nowadays. and that role was a natural for tommy lee jones, he got a ton of chances to fire off some primo one-liners.



I have high hopes for Joss Whedon's The Avengers....there's a man who knows how to shoot a fight scene!!!

I just watched 'The Mechanic' with Jason Statham ... that's right, he came over and we watched it together :D

Seriously though, I found it disappointing as I was expecting non stop action.  I never saw the Charles Bronson original, and after seeing this, I may never lol

I just watched 'The Mechanic' with Jason Statham ... that's right, he came over and we watched it together :D

Seriously though, I found it disappointing as I was expecting non stop action.  I never saw the Charles Bronson original, and after seeing this, I may never lol
that would be odd, watching the mechanic WITH jason statham. I'd be afraid if i said anything critical about it, he'd hit me upside the head, stuff me in his trunk and leave me in the desert or something.

Watched the first part of Harry Potter & the Chamber of Secrets. I was falling asleep before we finished so we will probably finish it up tonight.



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Watched the first part of Harry Potter & the Chamber of Secrets. I was falling asleep before we finished so we will probably finish it up tonight.



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Watched the rest of it.



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Gone With The Wind

Gone With The Wind



Frankly, My Dear...




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Captain America: The First Avenger

Priest

A documentary called The Wild and Wonderful Whites of West Virginia.  Wow! 

A documentary called The Wild and Wonderful Whites of West Virginia.  Wow! 


Um. ....that sounds racist!!!  :o



:D

Um. ....that sounds racist!!!  :o



:D



White is the last name of the family...a bunch pill-poppin, heavy drinking white trash folks that mooch off the government...who are probably members of the Klan.  :D

White is the last name of the family...a bunch pill-poppin, heavy drinking white trash folks that mooch off the government...who are probably members of the Klan.  :D



;D


One season Amazing Race did a family addition: they introduced all the families, the last family they introduced were named the Blacks.  The intro started with The Black Family from so&so city are a father mother and two siblings...... they were of course black.....so the whole race (until they were eliminated) the narrator would say things like "And the Black Family is doing this...." or "the Black family is in the lead" or Phil K. would say "Here comes the Black family" it was really funny to watch!  ;D

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Exporting Raymond! O0 O0  O0 O0

Traveler starring Val Kilmer

Miss March

http://www.moviepostershop.com/stage-door-movie-poster-1937-1010174194.jpg

Good film, a bit sentimental towards the end and fluffy, but all around a great picture featuring Katherine Hepburn, Ginger Rogers and Lucille Ball.


RKO Pictures COULD DO NO WRONG! You know a studio is awesome when I love every film they made.

http://www.moviepostershop.com/stage-door-movie-poster-1937-1010174194.jpg

Good film, a bit sentimental towards the end and fluffy, but all around a great picture featuring Katherine Hepburn, Ginger Rogers and Lucille Ball.


RKO Pictures COULD DO NO WRONG! You know a studio is awesome when I love every film they made.



I was coming to this thread to post the exact same thing. I'm sure you saw it the same place I did, TMC.



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She's The Man

Intersection.  Great acting (Richard Gere, Sharon Stone, & Lolita Davidovich) but a VERY SAD movie.



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http://www.cagneyonline.co.uk/assets/images/gallery/posters/g_men_poster.jpg

Harry Potter & The Prisoner of Azkaban



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Night at the museum (Ben Stiller)

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That's Jimmy getting the crap choked out of him in the bottom left hand corner. Good movie.

I watched the Mike Judge film 'Office Space' recently. The film didn't seem to know what it was meant to be and the main character didn't seem to know what he was meant to be either...  ???

Decent enough first 30 mins though.

This morning... I watched "102 Dalmatians" on TV again.... this time on a channel that airs its movies without commercial interruptions.

The Professional. The writing was a little  :-\\    And Gary Oldman was way over the top but all in all not bad.

Manhattan Project

I started watching Ghost in the Machine but I fell asleep and didn't see all of it.

Johnny B. Goode

Into the Knight

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Loves the MJF!

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Loves the MJF!
I saw it last year on it's 25th Anniversary cinema release

antichrist.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPZwdAs2vME

i'm into weird, violent movies but this one to me seemed to be trying too hard, i didn't like it very much. and this is coming from someone who sat through "dogville," and actually thought it was pretty good. you want a woman's studies gore movie, which i felt like this was trying to be, watch some catherine breillat. you'll cry.

Rise of the Planet of the Apes

Rise of the Planet of the Apes
aka "FakeyApes!" the CGI in that movie is so overrated.

aka "FakeyApes!" the CGI in that movie is so overrated.
Fake or not, it is still a very good film.

I saw it last year on it's 25th Anniversary cinema release


I was just watching it on TV. I wanted to see it in theatres. LOL

Back on topic:

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(I was suppsoed to be watching Gunga Din, but I found this on Youtube.)

I was just watching it on TV. I wanted to see it in theatres. LOL

Back on topic:

http://reachwca.files.wordpress.com/2011/02/268037-1020-a.jpg

(I was suppsoed to be watching Gunga Din, but I found this on Youtube.)
BTW, I did see it in the cinema when it was first released.

BTW, I did see it in the cinema when it was first released.


Me too!  I also still have my VHS copy

Me too!  I also still have my VHS copy

Of course, we have the DVD of the BTTF trilogy.

Of course, we have the DVD of the BTTF trilogy.


Oh I have that too. And saw bttf in theaters as well (all 3)

But I was talking about Beat Street. I saw it in theaters and have it on VHS  ;D

antichrist.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPZwdAs2vME

i'm into weird, violent movies but this one to me seemed to be trying too hard, i didn't like it very much. and this is coming from someone who sat through "dogville," and actually thought it was pretty good. you want a woman's studies gore movie, which i felt like this was trying to be, watch some catherine breillat. you'll cry.


I've heard some weird things about Antichrist. I haven't watched it but felt it was just an excuse to watch two people mutilate each other. It reminds me of another film I haven't watched but read about called 'Cutting Moments'.

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Getting ready to watch this!

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Saw Possessed on youtube--one hell of a gold digger drama!

I've heard some weird things about Antichrist. I haven't watched it but felt it was just an excuse to watch two people mutilate each other. It reminds me of another film I haven't watched but read about called 'Cutting Moments'.
i think there were more things going on than that, but there was certainly plenty of it. it's sorta split in the middle, and the first half is kinda like a haunted house movie a little bit like the omen or the exorcist, the second half it gets really violent, but i have to be honest with you, the violence in the second half mostly kinda just seemed silly to me. there was some hyper-arty thing the director was going after with constellations and acorns and witch hunts and stuff but i couldn't really follow it. and the violence was kinda almost unintentionally, like cross-your-legs-and-giggle funny. and i'm pretty sure that's not what the director was after.

that said, i mostly liked it. like 6 out of 10. mostly because of the first half, which i thought was really challenging and great. i haven't heard of "cutting moments" but i'll add it to my queue. that was very much the vibe of antichrist, that they're going after each other's naughty bits.  :o

i think there were more things going on than that, but there was certainly plenty of it. it's sorta split in the middle, and the first half is kinda like a haunted house movie a little bit like the omen or the exorcist, the second half it gets really violent, but i have to be honest with you, the violence in the second half mostly kinda just seemed silly to me. there was some hyper-arty thing the director was going after with constellations and acorns and witch hunts and stuff but i couldn't really follow it. and the violence was kinda almost unintentionally, like cross-your-legs-and-giggle funny. and i'm pretty sure that's not what the director was after. that said, i mostly liked it. like 6 out of 10. mostly because of the first half, which i thought was really challenging and great.

Yes, my mate was telling me about it. I think a fox was involved somewhere in the mix too. So the film was two halves that didn't quite gel together?

i haven't heard of "cutting moments" but i'll add it to my queue. that was very much the vibe of antichrist, that they're going after each other's naughty bits.  :o

Yes, very similar themes of family dysfunction and resulting sadism of genitals. I think it is a 30 minute low budget short. I hope the message behind it is better than the gore itself.

Unstoppable.

Unstoppable.


I enjoyed that one.




For me it was Turk 182. Now Backdraft.  Wish I had Ladder 49 to round I out.

Super 8

Good Will Hunting

Super 8


I just saw that today.  It was partly filmed in a town near where I grew up (in Weirton, WV)

I just saw that today.  It was partly filmed in a town near where I grew up (in Weirton, WV)
Isn't always great to see somewhere you know featured in a movie?

btw, it is a very good film.

Isn't always great to see somewhere you know featured in a movie?

btw, it is a very good film.


it was a good film.  It reminded me of when I saw ET in the theaters...it had the same tone/feeling

oh yeah.....


First Wives Club and then WarGames

it was a good film.  It reminded me of when I saw ET in the theaters...it had the same tone/feeling

Great film, the film is a complete merger of ET, CE3K, Stand By Me, The Goonies, Romeo and Juliet and King Kong.

With Steven Spielberg as the Producer who can ask for anything more.

Something Wicked This Way Comes

Tangled

What a Girl wants

Great film, the film is a complete merger of ET, CE3K, Stand By Me, The Goonies, Romeo and Juliet and King Kong.

With Steven Spielberg as the Producer who can ask for anything more.


I love JJ Abrhams as a director but I wasn't aware he was capable of slowing down and capturing that feeling.

I love JJ Abrhams as a director but I wasn't aware he was capable of slowing down and capturing that feeling.
He probably was given help by Steven Spielberg, for one of Spielberg's film traits is family life, especially the children of the family. It has been recorded that Spielberg was on set on most days of the filming.

You Again.



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The Smurfs in 3 D at the cinema in the morning

The da Vinci Code on TV last night

The da Vinci Code on TV last night
I started The da Vinci Code last night, but could not get into it again.

Pirates of the Carribean: On stranger tides

Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday The 13th.

Batman 1966

The Philadelphia Experiment

Lilles of the field

Batman 1966
The only one and true Batman film!

The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)

The suspense film directed by Alfred Hitchcock, starring James Stewart and Doris Day. The film is a remake in widescreen VistaVision and Technicolor of Hitchcock's 1934 film of the same name.

I have both version of the Man Who Knew Too Much. great films.

http://ruthlessculture.files.wordpress.com/2009/12/sunset-boulevard-movie-poster.jpg?w=370

Love this film...

The Princess Bride (for the first time  :o :o :o :o ).



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The Princess Bride (for the first time  :o :o :o :o ).



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and?

and?




It was good. I liked it. I knew I would but just never had the chance to watch it before.



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The Point.

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_nfkUveGxxk4/TA8BX008cmI/AAAAAAAABKE/8X_PSmdt96Q/s1600/Point.jpg


Mike Lookinland -- Bobby on "The Brady Bunch" is also in it (well, his voice is).



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Vertigo
The 1958 psychological thriller film directed by Alfred Hitchcock and starring James Stewart, Kim Novak, and Barbara Bel Geddes. The screenplay was written by Alec Coppel and Samuel A. Taylor, based on the 1954 novel D'entre les morts by Boileau-Narcejac.

Some "documentary" called Catfish.

Some "documentary" called Catfish.


That was interesting but weird. I also Saw them all on 20/20 abt two weeks ago.

That was interesting but weird. I also Saw them all on 20/20 abt two weeks ago.



I dunno, had a weird feeling about this movie...didn't seem totally truthful.  I mean this guy is young and smart and he just seemed really gullible.  I knew how it was going to end.  Know what I mean?

I dunno, had a weird feeling about this movie...didn't seem totally truthful.  I mean this guy is young and smart and he just seemed really gullible.  I knew how it was going to end.  Know what I mean?


Yeah I know what you mean. It was obvious where it was going. The film was wrong from the beginning what normal dude strikes up a friendship with an 8 yr old girl.  But I don't think shes innocent either. Ie not their victim I think she was aware of it all as well and agreed to go with it. I mean she had to sign the release form or they couldnt have used any of the footage in the last 20 minutes.  ;)

Here's the clue they knew before they knew.  Remember when they "pulled the mail out of the mailbox" it was stamped return to sender not hand written. So they brought it with them.


And....that dude was super hairy  8-P

And....that dude was super hairy  8-P




But his face was nice to look at.  ;D

The part where he was photo shopping her photo with his photo was a bit ridiculous. 

I think what happened was this, it probably started out innocently but they figured out the something was off but instead of just cutting off communication they decided to make a mockumentary and act like they're finding out all the information as the filming is happening. 

Horatio Hornblower: Duty.



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King Kong, (Jack Black, Naomi Watts, Adrian Brody)

King Kong, (Jack Black, Naomi Watts, Adrian Brody)
...with Andy Serkis as King Kong.

But his face was nice to look at.  ;D

The part where he was photo shopping her photo with his photo was a bit ridiculous. 

I think what happened was this, it probably started out innocently but they figured out the something was off but instead of just cutting off communication they decided to make a mockumentary and act like they're finding out all the information as the filming is happening. 


Yeah he was easy on the eyes. Lol

I think you're absolutely right. I'm just saying what's her name wasn't exactly their pawn. She totally couldve stopped filming by refusing to be an active participant.

Harry Potter & The Sorcerer's Stone.  AGAIN!!!




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I started watching Hitchcock's Rope, I was interrupted

I started watching Hitchcock's Rope, I was interrupted


Love this movie!

Harry Potter & The Chamber of Secrets. (Anyone care to guess what we are going to watch next?  ;) :D ;D ;D ;D ;D )




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Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban



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Anyone care to guess?  :D ;D ;D ;D

Of course it is Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire.



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Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix.



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Harry Potter And The Half Blood Prince.



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a small clip of Carrie from 1976

We watched hubby's pick of "Black Death" and my pick of "Paul"

We watched hubby's pick of "Black Death" and my pick of "Paul"
Isn't Paul a great little film?

We watched .... my pick of "Paul"




Isn't Paul a great little film?



never heard of it.

never heard of it.
Paul

Paul


Oh, I want to see that.

Last one I watched was Marley and Me:The Puppy Years.  I gave it 2 thumbs down.  My son gave it 2 thumbs up plus two big toes and a standing ovation..he's 7.  ;D

Oh, I want to see that.

Last one I watched was Marley and Me:The Puppy Years.  I gave it 2 thumbs down.  My son gave it 2 thumbs up plus two big toes and a standing ovation..he's 7.  ;D



Half of the first movie was about marley's puppy years. What could there be left to say???

Half of the first movie was about marley's puppy years. What could there be left to say???


Well...Marley actually talked in this one and it was the typical cute puppy who gets into trouble meets evil-scary-mean person and has to solve a dilemma. 

It had nothing to do with the other movie except that Marley's owner was out-of-town and his nephew had to dog sit.  Really it could have been about any puppy.

Well...Marley actually talked in this one and it was the typical cute puppy who gets into trouble meets evil-scary-mean person and has to solve a dilemma. 

It had nothing to do with the other movie except that Marley's owner was out-of-town and his nephew had to dog sit.  Really it could have been about any puppy.


I was wondering how they got around theaniston/Wilson thing. I just figured they recast.  ;D

Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows-Part 1. I have 2 more months to see the last one which comes out on DVD on Dec. 2nd.




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In The Heat Of The Night.



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triple feature....

french candian film 1981
the Lincoln Lawyer
&
the Next Three Days



oh and I watched the Lifetime TV movie the I5 Killer. It was surprisingly good... by that I mean it was better than I expected.

I watched Toy Story 3 on Blu Ray DVD this morning. Great stuff - Lots-o' Huggin' Bear (voiced by Ned Beatty) is such a clever character.

The Craigslist Killer  ::)

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Fantastic film. I love Janet Gaynor!

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Fantastic film. I love Janet Gaynor!
Have you seen the Barbra Streisand version from the mid 70s?

They Call Me Mr. Tibbs.



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Land of the Dead

The Young Victoria

I watched Toy Story 3 on Blu Ray DVD this morning. Great stuff - Lots-o' Huggin' Bear (voiced by Ned Beatty) is such a clever character.


Agreed, I never thought a strawberry-scented teddy bear could be such an evil genius. Very Hitler-like IMHO.

Anyways, the last movie I watched was Real Steel, it was amazing. For fans of robots and boxing, you owe it to yourself to watch it.

Watched Captain America at the dollar theater and watched Dead Like me 2-hour movie off of my DVR

Watched Captain America at the dollar theater and watched Dead Like me 2-hour movie off of my DVR


Nice!

Nice!


The stupid thing is... I own the Dead Like Me movie, but never got around to watching it and now I've lost it.  Can't find it anywhere.  So I taped it off the Syfy channel (and other then them bleeping every bad word - (and there were a few  ;D)  I finally got to see it.  If I find it someday, I'll send it to you.

Terminator 3 and "Angels and Demons", within the last 2 days.

The stupid thing is... I own the Dead Like Me movie, but never got around to watching it and now I've lost it.  Can't find it anywhere.  So I taped it off the Syfy channel (and other then them bleeping every bad word - (and there were a few  ;D)  I finally got to see it.  If I find it someday, I'll send it to you.


Yeah..just a "few" bad words  ;D
I loved that show...still haven't seen the movie.  Guess I'll wait a little longer  ;)

My mom bought me one of my favorite movies back in 1997....to kill a mocking bird.  It was in her "gift" closet.  She's moved three times but has never found it  ;D


Eventually I got it on DVD but I keep waiting for it to show up  :D

there's a Dead Like Me movie? is it just the first two episodes or something new? i have season one, i thought it kinda fizzled in season two.

Red Dog

Charade.

Close Encounters of the Third Kind

Forrest Gump

Ed Wood.

The King's Speech

Commentary with Director Tom Hopper.

To Kill A Mockingbird.



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Got off early today so I could attend the SB LGBTQ film fest. Well I didn't attend the whole fest I just went to see screenings of a bunch of womens short films. My friend from film school got a film in the fest.. An autobio animated short about being transgendered.  There were some good films I'm glad I got to go.

Serpent and the Rainbow. It was scary. I was chicken.

The Phantom of the Opera

The 2004 film adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber's 1986 musical of the same name, which in turn was based on the French novel Le Fantôme de l'Opéra by Gaston Leroux. Directed by Joel Schumacher, the film was also produced and co-written by Lloyd Webber. The Phantom of the Opera stars Gerard Butler in the title role, Emmy Rossum as Christine Daaé, as well as Patrick Wilson, Miranda Richardson, Minnie Driver and Jennifer Ellison.

The Prime of Miss Jean Brody.



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The Prime of Miss Jean Brody.



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good movie

good movie



It was kind of funny because at about 10 minutes in, Carlos was already bored with it and went to watch something else in the bedroom. SIL & I decided to give it a bit more time. Glad we did. Yeah, started off really slow but it did get better.



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It was kind of funny because at about 10 minutes in, Carlos was already bored with it and went to watch something else in the bedroom. SIL & I decided to give it a bit more time. Glad we did. Yeah, started off really slow but it did get better.



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most movies started slow back then lol 

http://www.impawards.com/1954/posters/dial_m_for_murder_ver2.jpg


NOTE: The woman is being strangled with a scarf, not raped, as the poster looks!   ::)

http://www.impawards.com/1954/posters/dial_m_for_murder_ver2.jpg


NOTE: The woman is being strangled with a scarf, not raped, as the poster looks!   ::)
Dial M For Murder, great Hitchcock film

Thelma & Lousie-for the first time.



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Bad Teacher.  Very funny. 

Thelma & Lousie-for the first time.



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And?

Thelma & Lousie-for the first time.



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I still have not seen that film yet.

And?



It was what I expected-a very sad movie. I KNEW how it ended-so I was never really eager to watch it and now that I have seen it, don't think that I will want to see it again-because it is sad. But, the acting was outstanding.


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I watched The Rite Over the weekend.

It was what I expected-a very sad movie. I KNEW how it ended-so I was never really eager to watch it and now that I have seen it, don't think that I will want to see it again-because it is sad. But, the acting was outstanding.


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I love it. I don't think of it as sad but freeing.  Also, I have a theory that the events of the film never actually unfold....that it's a figment of Thelma's overactive imagination.  From the moment they take the pic there's a flash frame.  in the instant the pic is taken Thelma's anticipation goes into overdrive and dreams up all the excitement and drama that could happen to them.  I say that because the film ends on a white frame....like a flash....and one of the last images you see is the Polaroid pic they took.  

Not many people buy my reading of the film but I like it and I got an A on the paper I wrote in a film analysis class.  8)



I still have not seen that film yet.



Philip I hope you appreciate the fact that I made this post without revealing any details about the film  ;)

I love it. I don't think of it as sad but freeing.  Also, I have a theory that the events of the film never actually unfold....that it's a figment of Thelma's overactive imagination.  From the moment they take the pic there's a flash frame.  in the instant the pic is taken Thelma's anticipation goes into overdrive and dreams up all the excitement and drama that could happen to them.  I say that because the film ends on a white frame....like a flash....and one of the last images you see is the Polaroid pic they took. 

Not many people buy my reading of the film but I like it and I got an A on the paper I wrote in a film analysis class.  8)



Philip I hope you appreciate the fact that I made this post without revealing any details about the film  ;)


Many thanks, and it may be still some time I will get to see it.

I love it. I don't think of it as sad but freeing.  Also, I have a theory that the events of the film never actually unfold....that it's a figment of Thelma's overactive imagination.  From the moment they take the pic there's a flash frame.  in the instant the pic is taken Thelma's anticipation goes into overdrive and dreams up all the excitement and drama that could happen to them.  I say that because the film ends on a white frame....like a flash....and one of the last images you see is the Polaroid pic they took.  

Not many people buy my reading of the film but I like it and I got an A on the paper I wrote in a film analysis class.  8)



Philip I hope you appreciate the fact that I made this post without revealing any details about the film  ;)





I like that analysis of it. SIL did say "No sequel" but with your analysis there would be. If the writers did write it like that, I think I would like it better.


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I like that analysis of it. SIL did say "No sequel" but with your analysis there would be. If the writers did write it like that, I think I would like it better.


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Feel free to adopt my theory and watch it again with joy.  :D

Four Weddings and a Funeral

Fair Game.



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Fair Game.



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that crappy brooke shields movie?

http://www.moviegoods.com/Assets/product_images/1020/143466.1020.A.jpg

that crappy brooke shields movie?



No, that was about Valerie Plame & Joe Wilson.



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No, that was about Valerie Plame & Joe Wilson.



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Oh...haven't seen it.

Oh...haven't seen it.



Good flick but it made me angry than certain people got away with a crime (well, they got away with MANY crimes!)  >:( >:( >:( >:(



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Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows Part II-FINALLY!!!!  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D



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A Time To Kill

Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows Part II.


No, I didn't forget that I already posted that. We watched it AGAIN last night.  ;D ;D ;D ;D




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Breaking Away.



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My Week With Marilyn

DREAM HOUSE

No Sex Please, We're British

The end of "Happy Feet"

Witness

The 1985 American thriller film directed by Peter Weir and starring Harrison Ford and Kelly McGillis. The screenplay by William Kelley, Pamela Wallace, and Earl W. Wallace focuses on a detective protecting a young Amish boy who becomes the target of a ruthless killer after he witnesses a murder in Philadelphia.

Witness

The 1985 American thriller film directed by Peter Weir and starring Harrison Ford and Kelly McGillis. The screenplay by William Kelley, Pamela Wallace, and Earl W. Wallace focuses on a detective protecting a young Amish boy who becomes the target of a ruthless killer after he witnesses a murder in Philadelphia.



I remember that movie. In fact, I think I have a copy of it somewhere around here.


As for us, we watched another Harrison Ford movie: Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

We then watched Les Misérables In Concert: The 10th Anniversary. Waiting to see the 25th Anniversary to compare the two.



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I remember that movie. In fact, I think I have a copy of it somewhere around here.


As for us, we watched another Harrison Ford movie: Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

We then watched Les Misérables In Concert: The 10th Anniversary. Waiting to see the 25th Anniversary to compare the two.



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Have you started looking for your copy of Witness yet?

Have you started looking for your copy of Witness yet?





;D ;D ;D ;D


Nope.



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Purple Rain.

A Muppet Christmas Carol

A Muppet Christmas Carol



but did you see the muppet movie... Jason Segel Presents the Muppets or whatever the new one is called???

Moneyball in the theatre a few weeks ago and Avatar on tv today

Milk



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^ good flick  Sean Penn totally earned that Oscar!




Expendables  ::)
Iron Man 2

^ good flick  Sean Penn totally earned that Oscar!




Expendables  ::)
Iron Man 2



I have never really been a big Sean Penn fan but he really is an incredible actor. He was great in Milk, he was great in Fair Game, and I'm sure many other movies that I can't think of off the top of my head.



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I have never really been a big Sean Penn fan but he really is an incredible actor. He was great in Milk, he was great in Fair Game, and I'm sure many other movies that I can't think of off the top of my head.



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I'm the same way....I can recognize his talent but don't necessarily care for him as an individual.  But whoda thought jeff picolliwas capable of being Harvey milk.  He di a phenomenal job in that role. 

I watched the fighter last nigh too. 

Another good flick with fantastic acting.  Melissa Leo & christian bale totally won those statutes!!!  8)

The Da Vinci Code

Sleepwalking

I'm the same way....I can recognize his talent but don't necessarily care for him as an individual.   But whoda thought jeff picolliwas capable of being Harvey milk.  He di a phenomenal job in that role. 

I watched the fighter last nigh too.   

Another good flick with fantastic acting.  Melissa Leo & christian bale totally won those statutes!!!  8)



I totally forgot that he was Jeff Spicoli. I was thinking of Alex Dwyer from TAPS.



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I totally forgot that he was Jeff Spicoli. I was thinking of Alex Dwyer from TAPS.



Cat



I loved taps.

I loved taps.



I used to work with a guy who was in that movie-Jim Handy. That was the first movie I saw him in.



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I loved taps.


I loved it too...and Timothy Hutton!!!

I used to work with a guy who was in that movie-Jim Handy. That was the first movie I saw him in.



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I know  ;D

I know  ;D



Oh man, I have the "Howard Syndrome" huh? I keep repeating myself.  :-\\




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Oh man, I have the "Howard Syndrome" huh? I keep repeating myself.  :-\\




Cat



It's all good...it's been a few yrs since you've mentioned it and I'm sure someone just read for the first time.  Sadly, they may not know him by name but hey they'll imdb him and realize how cool that is!

It's all good...it's been a few yrs since you've mentioned it and I'm sure someone just read for the first time.  Sadly, they may not know him by name but hey they'll imdb him and realize how cool that is!



What was REALLY cool was when I got to sit on his lap.  :D ;D ;D ;D ;D  Someone was giving us a ride and Jim was sitting in the passenger seat and either there wasn't a back seat or the back seat was full and I couldn't get into it, so I sat on Jim's lap.  ;D ;D ;D ;D


I got a pic of him somewhere around here-but not with me.  :\'( :\'( :\'( :\'(





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An American Werewolf in London

The 1981 British-American horror film, written and directed by John Landis. It stars David Naughton, Jenny Agutter, and Griffin Dunne.

Marathon yesterday:

The Help
Friends with Benefits
How Do You Know  ::)
Bone Collector
Mind Hunters

My viewing of "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix " was interrupted, I saw up to the kiss under the mistletoe and missed the remainder of the film.

Ron Burgundy

My viewing of "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix " was interrupted, I saw up to the kiss under the mistletoe and missed the remainder of the film.
I'll watch the rest over the Christmas holiday.

A Christmas Story.


You'll shoot your eye out.



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I started watching The Road but the kids wanted to play the Wii so I had to DVR it.

I am watching the most bizarre movie ever, Rubber, about a tire that unexplically rolls thru the desert making things explode ( bottles, cans, animals).  I'm ot sure how long I'll watch it for.

Contagion

I am watching the most bizarre movie ever, Rubber, about a tire that unexplically rolls thru the desert making things explode ( bottles, cans, animals).  I'm ot sure how long I'll watch it for.


;D


Beats the crapfest I just watched... Terror Trap....it's the usual let's lure lost folk to our abandoned deserted motel and kill them but somehow it seemed to lack continuity and um the plot "twists" made zero sense.

I expect more from a film that has Michael Madsen, Jeff Fahey and David James Elliott  ::)

Oh I also watched The Experiment with Adrien Brody and Forest Whitaker....it wasn't too bad.  It was basically a film about a version of the old guards vs prisoners experiment. they never reference the original experiment they just sort of play the film as if it's never happened before....  it wasn't too bad.

Tomorrow Never Dies

Edward Scissorhands



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Christmas Story

Christmas Story


ditto 5 times

P.S. I Love You

ditto 5 times



It was a marathon.

The Wizard Of Oz

Charlie St Cloud....it started with a  :\'(  but ended with major  ::) saw that whole twist coming the minute it happened.

It's a wonderful life

Dinner for Chucks

I expected to hate it but I kinda got sucked in...and ended up liking it.