Originally Posted By Mary Poppins Fantastic Four Theatre Butter-soaked popcorn Entertaining overall. Not really memorable though.
Originally Posted By Pixie Glitter Wedding Crashers theatre a few sips of hubby's Coke and some Motrin Absolutely loved it. . . hilarious!!
Originally Posted By irishfan Charlie and the Chocolate factory. Wow, I loved this movie from start to finish. Completley charming, a bit dark, and very funny.
Originally Posted By Rsey103 Must Love Dogs Too cute---and not in a good way. Does anyone else find Elizabeth Perkins to be as annoying as I do?
Originally Posted By Jafar30 Pauly Shore is Dead Rental Spaghetti Interesting concept for a movie. Pauly Shore basically makes fun of his own career. The plot is that he fakes his own death so that he is appreciated by his peers. A lot of stars make brief cameos in the film. There's just one problem. It's not funny, I know it's a Pauly Shore film, but Son-in-Law had its moments. But skip this one.
Originally Posted By Rsey103 MARCH OF THE PENGUINS Excellent. I'll take a "true life adventure" about penguins any day over some of the garbage Hollwyood puts out. Question: Why do these birds, as smart as they are, hike 70 miles away from their food source and endure starvation rather than staying near their food source?
Originally Posted By chickendumpling Max Keebler's Big Moving Day (or whatever) DisneyChannel no snacks really no movie either cause I fell asleep. I did manage to watch the first half and it was cute enough.
Originally Posted By TALL Disney Guy Chicago Own the DVD (gift from Inspector57) Totino's Party Pizza (Three Meat), water Love, love, LOVE this film. It really energizes me. The songs are spectacular, and most of 'em I could listen to all day. The cinematography of this is wonderful with clever, subtle "matches" and "flips" in between the fantasy and the reality. I'd love to see the stage show someday just to see how it differs. Can't get enough o' Chicago!
Originally Posted By Deogges Mom I, Robot Rental Nothing I'm not sure if I liked this or not. Will Smith did a great job, but the ending just left me feeling blah. I wasn't confused about it, I just didn't know what I was supposed to feel.
Originally Posted By poohbear14 >>>Question: Why do these birds, as smart as they are, hike 70 miles away from their food source and endure starvation rather than staying near their food source?<<< I thought the movie said they wanted to be sure they were on SOLID ground to protect their young. It sounded like they didn't have to go very far in September when they returned to the ocean.
Originally Posted By wonderingalice Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex* *But Were Afraid to Ask Impulse purchase by Mr. Alice on Friday night while we were browsing at Tower Records after dinner at TGIFridays. Snack - One "Fun Size" Snickers Bar each, and water. Woody Allen's '70s comedy classic ... Quite hilarious in many parts. Nothing like seeing Gene Wilder romancing a sheep wearing a black bra, garter belt and stockings to make you look at Willy Wonka in an ENTIRELY new light! *LOL*
Originally Posted By Rsey103 re: March of the Penguins >>>Question: Why do these birds, as smart as they are, hike 70 miles away from their food source and endure starvation rather than staying near their food source?<<< >>I thought the movie said they wanted to be sure they were on SOLID ground to protect their young. It sounded like they didn't have to go very far in September when they returned to the ocean.<< You're right, poohbear. I looked up Roger Ebert's review and he explained that they have to walk inland to lay their eggs on solid ground or ice.
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan >>Miss Congeniality 2 Netflix scoop of ice cream I thought it was funny!<< Just hazarding a guess here: You're pro-Goonies, right?
Originally Posted By MissCandice Harry Potter and The Chamber of Secrets Disney Channel no snacks Lucius Malfoy is hot!
Originally Posted By BoyStory The original 1950 version of "Cheaper By The Dozen"...while folding laundry, feeding the baby, and popping the occasional mini marshmellow. Very good movie- very different from the 2003 version, which I also liked. [Sigh], they don't make 'em like they used to...
Originally Posted By RangerPooh Charlie and the Chocolate Factory At the movies with hubby and daughter (5 months, not one bit of crying!!)
