Originally Posted By jasmine7 Did you stop by the Castle Anthrax, too, iceknyght? ;-) Now, Voyager yesterday on TCM What a magnificent movie! Wonderful Bette Davis about a woman who is abused by her family and repressed by her domineering mother, which causes her to have a nervous breakdown, but that leads to her coming out of her shell and finding friendship and love. It's a sad movie through many scenes, but the ending is lovely.
Originally Posted By threeundertwo (wow! icey has been watching a lot of movies!) Bedknobs and Broomsticks own the dvd no snacks. This is the first time I've seen this "restored" version. I actually think they could have edited out part of the extra 25 or so minutes. It dragged. Not my favorite Sherman Brothers tunes either, but my oldest daughter has been singing them so I guess they are catchy in their own way. A Knight's Tale own the dvd gin and tonic When dh gets to pick the dvd, it's always this one. We never get tired of it.
Originally Posted By iceknyght >>Did you stop by the Castle Anthrax, too, iceknyght? ;-)<< Ahhh... Castle Anthrax... I think they may have a cure for what I have... >>Did you stop by the Castle Anthrax, too, iceknyght? ;-)<< I was bored, so I needed to catch up on some movie watchin'
Originally Posted By DisneyChica Charlie and the Chocolate Factory theater Butterfinger bites and a Sprite I'll agree with icey that I loved Willy Wonka's appearance. And I enjoyed Depp's performance overall. However, I could not stand the Oompa Loompas. They got annyoing and just unnecessary. I did also like the kids that they chose for each character. (Did anyone else feel a desire to go ride it's a small world while watching the "Willy Wonka" song??) The Pacifier rented from Blockbuster KFC and a Dr. Pepper This movie was pretty funny. I expected it to be awful and only rented it b/c my sister was sick and wanted to see it. Meet the Fockers rented from Blockbustr Dr. Pepper This move was great. I laughed so many times during it. The personalities of both dads reminded me of Nessa's dad (Mr Focker) and my dad (Mr. Byrnes) and how my dad's personality has slowly loosened up.
Originally Posted By goodgirl The Sum of Us Netflix My lunch(es) I bought one of those portable DVD players so I now watch some of my Netflix movies on my lunch hour. I watched this movie over a period of three days. Sum of Us was recommended to me by Dannzzz and I wasn't disappointed. This is one of Russell Crowe's first films and he plays a gay man, Jeff, living with his father, Harry. It was heartwarming to see the love and loyalty in their relationship. Everyone should have a father like Harry. A third character in the film, Greg, was played by John Polson, an actor I'm not familiar with. However, he was very yummy looking and I'd take him over Russell Crowe any day. This is an engaging little movie. It's based on a play--which I would love to see some day.
Originally Posted By Mary Poppins Charlie & The Chocolate Factory Theatre in Oregon No snacks This was not as good as the first. Gene Wilder played an absolutely entertaining and debonair man about town in the first. Johnny Dieppe seems to reprise his performance in Edward Scissorhands. Johnny also tries to bring a depth of creepiness to his character, but seems to vacillate from coy to evil. He can't seem to make up his mind about who the character is.
Originally Posted By happyface Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Theatre Reeses Pieces I preferred the original Oompa Loompa Scenes were cool though
Originally Posted By happyface Oh... and Wedding Crashers Theatre No Snacks The Island Theatre Diet Coke ^^Cross between Logan's Run and Coma
Originally Posted By iceknyght The Jerk Own on DVD Mt. Dew Fnally, the DVD that isn't full screen! I love this movie and was glad to see it again! Now if you'll excuse me, the new phonebooks are here!
Originally Posted By CinderellaShanny Charlie and the Choc. Factory. Theatre Pop corn, skittles, and starburst Had DH, DS, and DD I loved this movie!!! We cant wait to go see it again. The kids were laughing so hard through the movie (DH and I were also). I should add that my kids are 11 and 12. Anyway, i honestly loved this movie more than the original! Amazing!!
Originally Posted By Jafar30 Wedding Crashers Theatre Nothing to eat, ate before the movie Ever see a movie where everyone was laughing so hard you missed the next line of dialogue. That happened several times in this movie. Hilarious film. Vince Vaughn has moved up to legend status with this film. Owen Wilson is terrific in the film playing the "straight man" An actress by the name of Isla Fisher(she's the girl Vaughn's character hooks up with) is a scene stealer. And Rachel Mc Adams maybe the most adorable actress in Hollywood. She is so likeable in this movie. But I highly recommend it.
Originally Posted By MissCandice Charlie and the Chocolate Factory local theater no snacks, was running late. What a beautifully made movie. And I loved the Oompa Loompa's songs.
Originally Posted By Lisann22 Hitch On Demand Nada to eat or drink Funny! I love Will Smith so I'm a sucker.
Originally Posted By AZDLDad Finding Neverland Rental Pineapple Cake Another Depp Classic- wonderfully made! 13 Going On 30 Rental Butter Pecan Ice Cream This is "BIG" (ie Tom Hanks) for chicks,good story.
Originally Posted By amazedncal2 13 Going on 30 DD's DVD pizza We had always meant to watch this but never had. Liked it very much I agree that it's similar to BIG which we've always liked. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Local Theater popcorn, water and the last WONKA BAR at the concesssion stand Liked it very much but didn't love it (loved the WONKA BAR though). Several really good/fun parts like the Willie Wonka song and the story line of Willie's childhood was good. Maybe I expected too much. I'll watch it again on rental. Sometimes I like a movie like this better the 2nd time.
Originally Posted By Labuda Urbania DVR'd it the other day Fritos & beandip - mmm, mmm, good! WOW. This is a GREAT film that explores a (gay) man going through the grieving process. The lead character is the guy who played the son in The Birdcage, and just - wow. What a GREAT performance. I highly recommend this to everyone old enough to see and handle an R-rated movie. It weaves urban legends through his grieving process, and it's just very well done IMO.
Originally Posted By MissCandice The Day After Tomorrow On Demand Comcast a coke and some Chubby Hubby ice cream. I had heard bad things about this movie but it kept me entertained well enough. Those wolves were very fake looking though. Couldn't they have had stunt wolves instead of CGI wolves?
