Originally Posted By Inspector 57 ^^^ Wow. How interesting and sad. Perhaps I was too hard on The Terminal -- I was in a bad mood last night. But even if it is loosely based on a true story, the film's plot is riddled with holes, and that kept me from enjoying it.
Originally Posted By Labuda Harry Potter local multiplex orange soda Pretty darn good! I guess I'm lucky in that I haven't read the book since it came out, so I didn't really miss much of anything that had been int he book but was cut from the flick.
Originally Posted By piperlynne Walk the Line Popcorn and Soda Coffee afterwards GREAT GREAT movie! I went with my mom, aunt, sister and niece. We all thought it was wonderful. The buzz is correct, Joaquin should get an Oscar nod for this role.
Originally Posted By RangerPooh Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire local movie theater Saw with hubby I had: Popcorn and a cherry coke, He had: Dr. Pepper and a hotdog It was a good movie but I felt that they chopped too many pieces from the book. Fairly abrupt ending.
Originally Posted By TiggerPooh1973 Harry Potter & The Goblet of Fire local theater no snacks I loved it. They did stray from the book and cut alot of things out. But this movie had a much better feel to me than the last movie, which I didn't really like. Man on Fire Netflix grapes and cheese Good movie. I don't want to give anything away but how it ended, I thought that would be the case and that was nice. Prime local theater popcorn Eh. Not that great. It had it's moments where it was very funny. But overall it just didn't do it for me. Didn't like the ending either.
Originally Posted By amazedncal2 Zorro (the new one) Local Theater Popcorn and water It was OK. I really liked the first one. This one seemed forced and disjointed. We should have waited and rented it. Popcorn wasn't the best either
Originally Posted By Mrs ElderP Yours Mine and Ours No food Preview Showing at the Theater I could recommend this one with a clear conscious. While not Oscar material, the plot was credible, and it was pretty funny, not to mention clean. It may not be on the top of your list, but if the kids are driving you crazy over Christmas Break this is an enjoyable two hours.
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Local Multiplex Popcorn, Diet Coke I loved it, can't wait for the next one. I remember the book as one of the slower-paced installments, so I was fine with them picking up the pace in this one. The dragon climbing along the side of Hogwarts was amazing, and He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named was very cool, too! Crash Comcast On Demand No snacks An amazing movie that really underscores how people's attitudes are complicated, conflicted about race. Lots of food for thought.
Originally Posted By Spooky Ghost >>They did stray from the book and cut a lot of things out. But this movie had a much better feel to me than the last movie, which I didn't really like.<< Not really that much was cut. Mainly just Hermionies SPEW stuff and the Dobby and Winky subplot. All the other important parts were left intact.
Originally Posted By DDMAN26 <<Not really that much was cut. Mainly just Hermionies SPEW stuff and the Dobby and Winky subplot. All the other important parts were left intact.>> Which in my opinion are the things that should have been cut. I always felt those sections slowed the book down. As for movies I've seen: War of the Worlds Dvd What can I say, I liked the film. There were some geniune Spielberg moments that just leave scared and giddy at the same time. I thinking the time in Tim Robbin's basement. A well made solid film but it can't hold a candle to what I finally saw for the first time.... King Kong(1933 version) DVD Wow wow wow. What a fantastic film. Yes some of the effects are hokey, but they're rather charming too. I just loved this film.
Originally Posted By Spooky Ghost <<Which in my opinion are the things that should have been cut. I always felt those sections slowed the book down.>> I would have liked to see the Dobby and Winky stuff left in. Adds another mystery to the story and by taking it out they took away some innocence from Neville(Him stealing the gillyweed from Snape)
Originally Posted By Spooky Ghost <<Which in my opinion are the things that should have been cut. I always felt those sections slowed the book down.>> I would have liked to see the Dobby and Winky stuff left in. Adds another mystery to the story and by taking it out they took away some innocence from Neville(Him stealing the gillyweed from Snape)
Originally Posted By MissCandice Last Saturday: HP and the Goblet of Fire The Cinerama in Seattle Hot Chocolate, kind of. I loved it. I laughed, I cried, I grabbed Mele's leg in terror. I am going to see it with my 10 year old niece next week. I don't think she should go see it but as she has said "I've seen Lord of the Rings, Aunt Candice, I can handle this". Harumph.
Originally Posted By Labuda Rent cheapo theatre up in Round Rock Coke & Junior Mints O M G ! â„¢ Best movie I've seen in a LONGGGGGGG time. Call me a sucker for musicals, but WOW!!! I'm in love with this movie and will be seeing it again VERY soon, and am going to start pushing for us to do a production of it at my theatre. THe music was great, the acting was great, just FABULOUS! AND, I was VERY pleasantly surprised to see the Roger character. I had NO idea who he was, but I recognized his voice the MOMENT his mouth opened and he started singing - he voiced the lead male character in Aida on Broadway in addition to being a perfect Roger in Rent!
Originally Posted By peeaanuut last night we say Walk The Line Downtown Disney #3 and Reece's Pieces tonight In the Mix Downtown Disney Water Didnt care too much for IN the Mix. I was waiting for kevin costner to pop out and give usher a high 5 at any moment. But the chick was hot so it made it tollerable.
Originally Posted By Labuda Racing Stripes - recorded it of HBO last weekend. Cute flick - though I did find the humor of the David Spade-voiced fly to be rather crude.
Originally Posted By FaMulan Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire The Block No snackage, post lunch viewing Spooky Ghost, I take a bit of issue with your post. They abandoned Rita Skeeter in mid-movie, you never find out how she's getting all the juicy dirt on Hagrid, Harry, Hermione, etc. By leaving the House-Elves and Ludo Bagman out, they had to completely re-write Barty Jr's story. And my biggest gripe because they make a deal of it in the book Padma Patil is a blooddy Ravenclaw, not a Gryffindor, yet she and Parvati are shown practically joined at the hip. I understand they had to take a lot out essentially for time, but to abandon the Skeeter subplot in mid-movie and a couple of other minor things made the movie a bit disjointed in my opinion.
Originally Posted By Spooky Ghost The Skeeter subplot and the House Elf stuff(Not the SPEW stuff) were the only things I missed. Everything else would have just slown down the movie and ruined pacing.
Originally Posted By melekalikimaka Rent popcorn and soda I have decided to become obsessed with this movie/play. I definitely have to see it in the theater again.
