Originally Posted By Kennesaw Tom Revenge of the Sith. Bought it on DVD. Incredible movie, great special effects. Probably more saber sword fighting than actual dialog. I think I saw Christopher Lee for a brief cameo or five second. Is it me or do you really need to be reviewing a guide book while watching any Star Wars movie. I still have a few questions about the characters.
Originally Posted By disney pete revenge of the sith dvd (birthday pressie) garlic burger and fries great film and some cool extras tom what do you need to know ?
Originally Posted By adizneeguy Freaked bought DVD with Best Buy Bucks Pumpkin pie with too much Cool Whip This movie is sick, twisted, and a waste of time. I laughed nonetheless, at its absurdities and such, and was glad no cash came out of my pocket. A few good jokes, and I will loan it to any friends who want to borrow it, but SHEEEEESSSHHH.... just plain weird in places.
Originally Posted By wendebird Thanks for explaining Ann. I don't think they would even notice, unless everyone in the theater laughed. Know what I mean? Maybe I'll wait until DVD for this one.
Originally Posted By Kennesaw Tom Who was the Senator at the end of the movie who adpoted Lea? Where was he from and why did someone call him your highness?
Originally Posted By irishfan Elizabethtown. Not as bad as the critics would have you believe. Kirsten Dunce was a joy to watch(and I'm not a huge fan).
Originally Posted By trailsend Derailed Jennifer Aniston, Clive Owen AMC 24 hot dogs, popcorn, coke Super movie! Not a dull moment; very surprising.
Originally Posted By cinders_24 Saw 2 Cinema bag of jelly sweets and a bottle of vodka - er i mean water Wasnt sure about the first one thought it was abit silly but my sister asked me to go so i thought id check it out -well she was paying!! the sequel was okay it had a good twist.thought it could have been a little more jumpy. i take it theres gonna be a trilogy of it tho. i'd give it a 6/10
Originally Posted By JBStew Downfall On Demand with DlandDug and DD German with English subtitles This is the story of Hitler's last days in the Bunker in Berlin. Bruno Ganz, who played the wonderful angel who becomes human in "Wings of Desire" plays Hitler with an amazing touch. He can seem almost gentle with some of his interactions, and then become the raving embodiment of evil we expect. In the end, a lost, broken desparate coward trying to convince himself and others that he is beating the Russians by taking his own life. It isn't for everyone, and there are a few gross scenes of war, but quite a compelling movie.
Originally Posted By Daannzzz "War of the Worlds" 1953 with the commentary by Anne Robinson and Gene Barry. This was a fun commentary though Gene Barry hardly says anything. Anne Robinson is informative, warm, funny, interesting, intelligent and seemed to really be knowledgable about the film, how it was made and was interested in all the apsects of it while on the set.
Originally Posted By Mrs 2oon Warriors Spike TV Sierra Nevada Pale Ale What can I say.....I just love the movie.
Originally Posted By TiggerPooh1973 Chicken Little local theater Water I LOVED it! Saw own DVD no snacks Pretty good I thought. From what I had heard I was expecting it to be a lot gorier than it was. Elizabethtown local theater no snacks Orlando Bloom is so dreamy.......oh sorry.....the movie wasn't bad either.
Originally Posted By RidgebackLuver Chicken Little, Theater with my 3 year old son and my mom. Mel's Diner Strawberry malt. It was okay. Charachters were very cute. Liked the music but story was sort of ridiculous. Ring 2 DVD rented from Hollywood video. Wheat thins with cheddar cheese and Take 5 candy bar. A far cry from the first one. Was only mildly scared and very confused.
Originally Posted By Inspector 57 "The Terminal" Mr. Bill owns the DVD Water, chardonnay, aspirin, pseudephedrine Tom Hanks once again leaves me unable to do anything but admire and love him. And the movie was very sweet. But for me, neither of those things was enough to counter the fact that the movie was also completely, blatantly, ridiculously implausible in just about every imaginable way from beginning to end. It was SO Spielberg. When he wants to go for a cheap emotional moment or to advance a plot point, he doesn't let logic or probability or character consistency stand in his way. So a character can't understand English one minute but can speak it using current idioms the next? Not an issue for him -- otherwise the schmaltzy plot would't work. The head of homeland security for the most major airport in the US can't produce a translator for a common East European language for several days? (Well, okay, given Homeland Security's performance in *real* life, maybe that's not so hard to believe.) We just have to accept that, because otherwise the one-dimensional characters wouldn't have to do what they need to do to advance the schmaltzy plot. *Repeated* unlikely convergences of central characters in the world's busiest airport? Well, whatever needs to happen... Blech, blech, blech.
Originally Posted By RidgebackLuver Fever Pitch Hollywood Video - DVD Chili Cheese Fritos, and a Seagram's Strawberry Maragrita Very good. Pleases both the Mars and Venus sides, sports and romance. I was surprised.
Originally Posted By jasmine7 Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire nachos & Pepsi Wow. . . just wow! Utterly magnificent in so many ways. I cannot wait to see it again next weekend.
Originally Posted By DDMAN26 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire(Friday night) Ate at Chilli's beforehand Because the books get better as the series goes along, so do the movies. Great film.
Originally Posted By Goofyernmost I thought "The Terminal" was based on an actual, real life happening. Was I mislead?
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