Originally Posted By jasmine7 I've got no problems with R-rated films, and I'm willing to host a month. Does anyone have a problem with subtitled films? I know some folks, like my parents, just won't watch a foreign, subtitled film, but I love them, especially Chinese films.
Originally Posted By ajnhollysmommy I am good with subtitles- I watch tv most of the time with captions anyway since the kids are always trying to talk to me while I am watching tv (rude huh! LOL )
Originally Posted By DAR I use them for Donald Duck Cartoons. Okay when I get home I'll come up with a list to vote for the first movie we're going to watch.
Originally Posted By Liberty Belle Yes, I have TCM as well (can't find the original question at the moment to copy and paste). I'm looking forward to this! And no problems with R-rated movies or anything like that. I'm okay with subtitles, although I still have nightmares about the Swedish movie I had to sit through for uni that was set entirely in the snow, and had white subtitles ... (luckily we had a Swedish girl in the class who translated the entire movie for us!) Okay, that was irrelevant, but I have a sort of horrifying flashback to that movie when I think of subtitles.
Originally Posted By Tiggirl I like this idea and may join in later. I'm moving to a new place in a few months and need to save so the Flickr account had to go for a bit. But if you guys are still going strong in a few months (or happen to pick movies I already have in my collection) then you'll be seeing me here. ) ~Beth
Originally Posted By Lisann22 So not to be anal but... Each thread can be set up as follows: March 2008 Movies Hosted By: DAR Contemporary Movie: XXX Year Made: XXX Rating: XXX Viewing Date: Mar 1 to Mar 15 Discussion After: Mar 15 Info: XXX - Host can put anything they want to share. Classic Movie: XXX Year Made: XXX Rating: XXX Viewing Date: Mar 15 to Mar 31 Discussion After: Mar 31 Info: XXX - Host can put anything they want to share. Viewers: xx xx xx xx Critique away, just my idea on how to showcase the movies.
Originally Posted By DAR Do we want to vote on which movies we want to chose or should the host just pick? I'm okay with whatever the consensus is.
Originally Posted By mele I think the host should just pick. It will take us forever just to vote, etc.
Originally Posted By DAR March 2008 Movies hosted by DAR Contemporary Movie: Raiders of the Lost Ark Year Made: 1981 Rating: PG Viewing Date: Mar 1 to Mar 15 Discussion After: Mar 15 Info: Here's the IMDB Page: <a href="http://imdb.com/title/tt0082971/" target="_blank">http://imdb.com/title/tt008297 1/</a> Yes the film was made in 1981, but with Dr. Jones returning to movie screens on May 22 this year, I figured this would be a great time to visit his first and greatest adventure. Classic Movie: The Manchurian Candidate Year Made: 1962 Rating: PG-13 Viewing Date: Mar 15 to Mar 31 Discussion After: Mar 31 Info: The IMDB page: <a href="http://imdb.com/title/tt0056218/" target="_blank">http://imdb.com/title/tt005621 8/</a> Believe there were a lot of films I wanted to select but I figured with it being an election year, this may seem relevant. Hopefully you guys will like these choices. Viewers: DAR
Originally Posted By Lisann22 I think per Kar2oonman, you might want to start a thread... LP MOVIE CLUB: March 2008 or LP MOVIE CLUB: Raiders & Manchurian Not sure what will fit?
Originally Posted By threeundertwo >>Does anyone have a problem with subtitled films? I know some folks, like my parents, just won't watch a foreign, subtitled film, but I love them, especially Chinese films.>> I like lots of films, but I have to say I *loathed* "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Plot." Turned it off because I just couldn't stand it. I think that's the only time I've ever done that with a movie. Sorry to derail. Love the choices for March. Tiggirl, did you know there's a Netflix plan that's something like $4.99/month?
Originally Posted By FerretAfros I know it's back a few pages, but I'd like to throw out there that I've never seen Casablanca either. For all the awards and stuff it got, it doesn't seem to get played that much.