Originally Posted By Mickey4President Yesterday we took our two DS's to RV with Robin William in it. It was extremely funny.
Originally Posted By disney pete ice age 2 bottle of water local cinema not as good as the 1st one but still made us laugh.
Originally Posted By disney pete mission impossible 3 local cinema no snacks what you see in the trailer thats about it i was dissapointed
Originally Posted By Rsey103 THE SENTINEL Cinema Babe Ruth, water Michael and Kiefer gave rather convincing performances but nearly everyone else, from Basinger on down, seemed plastic and phoney to me. Too many of the characters looked like actors saying their lines, taking me out of the story. The music was silly and overdramatic. I don't know why a desperate housewife had to be in the movie other than to have something interesting for guys to look at. Good idea for a film, but someone else could have done it better.
Originally Posted By Rsey103 FRIENDS WITH MONEY Regal Cinemas I like the actors here---Jennifer Aniston, Catherine Keener, and the great Joan Cusack----but just not in this movie. Didn't enjoy my time spent with those characters. Walked out.
Originally Posted By TALL Disney Guy <Yesterday we took our two DS's to RV with Robin William in it. It was extremely funny.> The movie, or the trip to the theatre? ;-)
Originally Posted By DDMAN26 Waiting DVD Sporadically funny, but overall disappointing. I'm really having a bad run on movies. I mean come on Saw II was the best movie I've seen lately??
Originally Posted By wendebird The 5,000 fingers of Dr T. Blockbuster DVD My kids fell in love with this movie. Hans Conried was great in it. It's rated G & it's basically Dr. Seuss on acid. <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0045464/" target="_blank">http://www.imdb.com/title/tt00 45464/</a> Happy Fingers, lol.
Originally Posted By Daannzzz "March of the Pneguins" This was an okay Doc. It was beautifully filmed with some incredible footage but it was fluff!There were times things were going on with the penguins and no narration came in to say what those other penguins were doing. But there was plenty of narration when the bereaved penguin lost its egg, or its chick. Hmmmm.
Originally Posted By TALL Disney Guy "The Princess Bride" Own the DVD Movie Theater Butter-flavored Popcorn I hadn't seen this in years, but got it in the bargain bin at Wal-Mart for $7.50. It's a perfect blend of fantasy, adventure, comedy, and romance, and the music is just too gorgeous that it makes me wanna cry. And it even comes with several bonus features, including a great making-of documentary and 2 commentaries...How in the world this winds up in the bargain bin at Wal-Mart I dunno, but I do like that fer less'n 10 bucks I got one of the best movies ever out there. I already can't wait to watch it twice again, once with each commentary.
Originally Posted By MomofPrincess The Family Stone Own it on DVD (got it for Mother's Day) Salsa & chips It's a really good movie! Kind of a comedy-drama, I suppose.
Originally Posted By TALL Disney Guy "The Princess Bride" Own the DVD Hormel beanless chili with cut up hot dogs and Velveeta cheese mixed together 'n nuked, water 3rd viewing in 4 days, lol. 1st was the movie, 2nd was the writer's commentary, and this was the director's commentary. I swear I could watch this film 10 times in a row and still be hungry for more---so glad I bought it!
Originally Posted By Labuda DaVinci Code local multiplex Diet Coke Good flick! Oe thing I found funny, though - the group behind me was apparently a group of frieds from a church, including their minister... at the end of the movie he said it was "pretty good for a work of fiction" - I just think it's weird that folks who are deeply feel the eed to point out that this NOVEL (the book) is fiction - it's a novel, y'all! Come on! It's a highly entertaining story!
Originally Posted By 999HAUNTS I just saw "The Ringer" - I wasn't too sure about it when it was released in the theaters, so I waited to rent it. I felt really guilty watching it at first because what it is based on (the mentally challenged) is a touchy subject with some folks. But when the Special Olympians notice that Johnny Knoxville isn't "one of them", it is pretty freakin' hilarious! One and half thumbs up.
Originally Posted By jasmine7 DDMan, I agree about The Aristocrats. I'm not a prude, either, but I couldn't make it much past 15 minutes into this, and it was one I really wanted to see. Saturday: The Producers (2005) own it on DVD Love, love, love! this movie. I saw it in the theater, and I'm glad I can own it. To all the movie critics who said that the performances were too over the top, I ask if they saw the original film. Zero's performance was hardly under the radar, lol. Today: The Family Stone own it on DVD It was okay. A lot more serious than I expected, but it was pretty good. Nanny McPhee own on DVD Wonderful! It was much better than I expected, and it was just lovely. It made me cry at the end, lol, even though I could see what was coming.
Originally Posted By MissCandice Yesterday: Poseidon local theater no snacks. I was expecting cheese. I had heard the original was cheesy (haven't seen it) and I read that some of the dialogue in this one was pretty over the top but gosh darn it if it didn't suck me into the story. I even teared up at a couple of points in the movie. Also, Josh Lucas is very good to look at for 99 minutes, I must say. So I enjoyed it.
Originally Posted By Disneymom443 I saw the Di Vinci Code last Sat. (the day after it opened) I really liked it.
Originally Posted By MissCandice Today: Over The Hedge local theater no snacks. My sister called me last night and said she was taking the ankle-biters to see this and did I want to come? I didn't think I would like it that much but said yes anyway, if only because the movie features the music of Ben Folds. Well, I really enjoyed it. I laughed a lot. I even laughed at the body noise humor, which usually I do not appreciate. Loved it!
