Originally Posted By narkspud Howl's Moving Castle (in English this time) Irvine Spectrum Had a Chick-Fil-A sammitch afterwards It's just as good in English!
Originally Posted By jasmine7 Batman Begins movie theater large Diet Dr. Pepper & pretzel with cheese THIS is the way the Batman franchise should have been all along (though I do like the original film & Batman Forever). Sooo perfect beyond belief with some awesome little bits for the comic fans (like Zzazz), and there's a fabulous setup for more movies. I'm on vacation next week, and I'm planning on seeing it at least once or twice more!
Originally Posted By stevenp howls.moving castle universal cineplex chicken strips awesome!magnificent! Now I am watching whisper of the heart and mononoke again tonight on DVD at home.
Originally Posted By stevenp howls.moving castle universal cineplex chicken strips awesome!magnificent! Now I am watching whisper of the heart and mononoke again tonight on DVD at home.
Originally Posted By iceknyght Mortal Kombat Own on DVD Mt. Dew & a burrito I still love ths movie... Of course, I am a big MK nut, so that's probably why... I can quote this thing line by line... I hadn't watched it in a while, so I decided to give it a spin. Cheesy fun, but fun none-the-less... Pocahontas Own on DVD Mt. Dew I haven't seen this film since it was in theaters and I have to say it was better than I remembered... It's still not great, but it has its moments. I am glad I decided to pick this one up...
Originally Posted By MarchHare Batman Begins AMC 30 nothing Much better than the other Batman films. The editing towards the beginning seemed a bit sloppy to me, but it got better as the film progressed. Liam Neeson, Morgan Freeman, and Micheal Caine all give great performances. Oh, and Christian Bale is there too......
Originally Posted By melekalikimaka Madagascar sour gummy worms, popcorn, soda (oink) I actually laughed quite a bit during this movie. It's very cute and I didn't keep checking my watch the entire time.
Originally Posted By t1lersm0m Batman Begins Drive in LOTS Of snacks! Popcorn, pretzel with cheese, carmel hershey kisses. Coca Cola. Good movie.....I wouldn't mind seeing it again. The Adventures of Shark BOy and Lava Girl in 3D Drive in Same snacks as above Well, this movie is definitely just for parents with kids, as I can't see any adult sitting through it on their own. But that's just my opinion.
Originally Posted By Inspector 57 10 Attitudes Hollywood Video DVD Rental -- NOT my pick Okay, okay, okay. I understand the desire / pressure / politics / motivation behind supporting one's own minority group. I agree that the role of an Asian in a movie should be played by an Asian actor, all other things equal. I think AfricanAmericans should be able to write about the AfricanAmerican experience more credibly than whites can. Blah, blah, spiffy blah. But puh-LEEEEZE, Mary! I swear, if one learned about gay culture only by watching independently made gay films, one would think that every homosexual in America: (a) is male, (b) is Jewish, (c) lives in West Hollywood, and (d) speaks entirely in clever one-liners. Some guy gets dumped. He feels sorry for himself. He goes on dates. None work out. Poor him. But it ends happily because he's a great guy and homosexuals are people, too, you know. Bleeeecccchhhhhh!
Originally Posted By cinders_24 CREEP on DVD at home 3 cans of Bud and a bottle of red wine I saw the trailer for this a while ago and it looked really scarey but watching it last night in the dark on my own i found it not scarey at all. For 1 I didnt realise it was a british film so it wasnt OTT. I like lots of blood and gore and things that make me jump but i think i only jumped once and that was when i thought i knocked my Budweiser over (only joking) has anyone else seen it and thought it was good?
Originally Posted By Inspector 57 <<i found it not scarey at all>> <<3 cans of Bud and a bottle of red wine>> Yeah, things are frequently less frightening when they're in soft focus.
Originally Posted By Lisann22 Ok-so it was a safe night in Lisann22's house last night, had to please a wide audience of chicks... Shall We Dance Netflix Strawberry Shortcake Coffee Cute. Would have never picked this myself. It filled 90min with mindless entertainment. Bridget Jones - the Sequal Netflix Coffee Ok, well I don't even know the proper title to this flick, so that outta tell you something. Has so funny moments. First movie was way better but not going to complain Mr. Darcy was in it. The Aviator Netflix A coke (it was 1am) I had zip interest in seeing this as I'm not a Leo fan. I ended up really enjoying it. I thought he was excellent and can see why he got the Oscar nod.
Originally Posted By cinders_24 Inspector 57 - Have you seen it? It reminded me of that other film...oh what do you call it..... SAW thats it - have you seen that? everyone raved on about that but I didnt think that was scarey either. Do you know of any SCAREY films??
Originally Posted By shortiemetoo HBO House of Sand and Fog...good but depressing...and sooooo sad!!!
Originally Posted By Inspector 57 <<Inspector 57 - Have you seen it? Do you know of any SCAREY films??>> No, I haven't seen Creep or Saw. While I love scary films, I haven't seen many of the most recent ones. I think the last was "The Ring." Yawn. Have you tried the "classics"? Alien? Omen? Poltergeist? Exorcist? Silence of the Lambs?
Originally Posted By Inspector 57 "Beyond The Sea" Hollywood Video Rental -- Not my choice Water I was curious about this movie, but not dying to see it. The story didn't suck me in so much as the storytelling technique did. Whenever I'd get frustrated that this bio did NOT provide a clear, linear account of Bobby Darrin's life and career, there'd be another song or another clever flashback. That got me through. When you look at the credits, it becomes clear that this was a vanity project for Kevin Spacey. I don't begrudge him that. He was okay as a writer, fine as an actor, amazingly good as a singer. Who knew?!
Originally Posted By LPFan22 Frank and Ollie Netflix no snacks A must see for every Disney animation fan. Charming! Shall We Dance Netflix pistachio nuts I had seen this in the theater and enjoyed it but I enjoyed it even more with hubby since he hadn't seen it before. A great date movie. Makes me look forward to "dancing through life" with hubby.
Originally Posted By jasmine7 The Graduate rented from library no snacks Definitely an interesting movie. I don't know if I liked it quite as well as I expected to, but I did enjoy it. Anne just amazed me, and she really creeped me out towards the end.
Originally Posted By cinders_24 Seen all of your list but i may be tempted to get Halloween out again soon as that one scared me. Hopefully going to see Mr and Mrs Smith this week - totally the opposite of scarey mind. Has anyone seen that yet?
Originally Posted By melekalikimaka Titanic own dvd no snacks Ugh. My daughter and I have the flu and she kept falling asleep only to wake up to throw up (poor baby). So, we put on her favorite movie. She fell asleep about 1/3 of the way through and I was too sick to get up to turn it off. This movie has the cheesiest characters and dialog. Some parts of it are spectacular (the ship and costumes) and the rest of it is just plain bad. Maybe it was because I was already in pain but I actually winced quite a few times. Not a movie but we've been watching it for hours: The Flintstones-Season 2 own dvds soda crackers and 7-up (invalid food) I have always loved this show but it's hard to watch hour after hour w/no ads. I am finding the music somewhat comforting though. I would love to watch some old Bugs Bunny cartoons today too. I must be regressing. ;-) Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer own dvd no snacks I have no idea why, but thank God there was no Destiny's Child video at the end! LOL
