Originally Posted By mele Love Actually own dvd girl scout cookies MissCandice came over to my house yesterday. We went out to lunch and came home and watched this movie. It's one of my favorites. We had fun making fun of the emotional directors descriptions of the deleted scenes.
Originally Posted By disney pete Da vinci code local cinema no snacks we enjoyed it but we heard a few people who said they expected more.
Originally Posted By Labuda Tora! Tora! Tora! recorded off one of the movie channels lemonade Wow. Really, really good film - tells the story of the leadup to and attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese. One thing that struck me is that, IMHO, it was just out-and-out a comedy of errors on the part of the Americans leading up to it. Pity it happened, and pity we responded by nuking two cities, but I'm glad I watched this film - I actually leared some America history opf which I was previously unaware. Yeah, I kow Dec 7 is Pearl Harbor Day and I used to live on Oahu, so I've a passing familiarity with it, but this film really brought it home for me - especially what with showing it from both sides in what I consider a balanced view.
Originally Posted By Spooky Ghost <<BEAUTIFUL but I'm not sure I get the Oscar nomination. There have been a lot of other stronger movies telling this type of story. I enjoyed it but it was not Oscar material in my opinion.>> It didnt get nominated. The only nominations it got were for all technical stuff, but no best pic nom.
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan Carrie DVD Rental No snacks The horror classic original, not the dopey remake. This was the first time my daughter had seen it uncut, so I had fun watching her jump. Raging Bull DVD Rental No snacks One of my all time favorite movies. I try not to watch this movie very often, so that it doesn't get ruined for me. It was good to see it for the first time in about 10 years. See ya in 2016! Munich DVD Rental No snacks I hadn't really followed much about this movie when it came out, so I thought it would be much more about the hostage incident at the 1972 Munich Olympics. It was surprisingly gory (well, surprising to me anyway). Not sure if I liked it or not, to be honest. And I'm not sure if it effectively made its point or not. Last Holiday DVD Rental No snacks I pretty much agree with what Lisann said -- I don't get why it received so many great reviews. I felt 10 steps ahead of every cliched character in the thing. I guess it's one of those movies where you have to suspend all logical thought right at the outset, because nothing from the real world exists in it -- except for the product placement by Food Network.
Originally Posted By alexbook Over the Hedge theater nothing to eat I spent the first several minutes distractedly wondering if the characters I didn't recognize were from the strip or not, and what had happened to Verne's nephew, Plushie. After a while, though, I relaxed and laughed along with everybody else. I especially loved the dog.
Originally Posted By wahooskipper I just saw Chicken Little. A surprisingly good movie. In fact, it was the hardest I laughed in an animated movie in quite some time.
Originally Posted By DAR Hustle and Flow Dvd rental Nothing to eat during the movie, but I grilled some Italian sausage and had some potato salad before hand. This was actually a very good movie. I'm not sure if I would have liked it but it was really good.
Originally Posted By irishfan X men 3. Only average, the first half was a snooze, but I it picked up towards the end.
Originally Posted By lesmisfan X-Men 3. It was okay. not as climatic and exciting as i thought it was going to be. but overall a good movie.
Originally Posted By Tinkerbell819 I got to see Cars last night at a screening. AWESOME!!!!! I bought the CD today! Just loved it! My snack of choice last night was strawberry licorice.
Originally Posted By idleHands A Prairie Home Companion theatre bottle of water If you like Garrison Keillor's radio show and you're a fan of Robert Altman's films, you won't be disappointed. Great cast! And I actually liked Lindsay Lohan for a change. 8^D Will make an excellent DVD rental for those foul weather afternoons and laid back evenings. Garrison Keillor and Robert Altman: match made in heaven.
Originally Posted By wendebird Cars popcorn & cherry coke I really enjoyed it, especially some of the "hidden" Pixar stuff in it. It made me lol & was filled with lots of emotions. I also would love to get the soundtrack, oh & my goodness, the scenery, just perfect! Great movie. BTW, I love the John Ratzenberg bit at the end & "Arnold's" cameo.
Originally Posted By wendebird That's what I get for talking, watching TV & typing at the same time. Not John Ratzenberg, John Ratzenberger.
Originally Posted By Tinkerbell819 Wendebird, I'm glad you enjoyed the movie as much as I did! The movie critic in our paper (The Inquirer) called it a clunker and went on and on about how bad it was! I was furious! I thought it was so clever, funny and heartwarming.
Originally Posted By disneyfreaksk Cars at the Arizona Lpers premiere! LOVED it! Pixar has that magic of mixing originality, humor and storyline. Make sure you watch the ending credits for the famous Pixar touch!
Originally Posted By jasmine7 Last weekend: Ferris Bueller's Day Off own it on DVD Being a kid of the 80's, I have no clue how I've avoided seeing this one all these years, but I finally got around to watching it. I really loved it. Star Trek: Nemesis own it on DVD I hadn't watched this since it opened in the theater. I liked it the first time I saw it, but not as much as I had expected, but I think I was under the weather at the time. I really enjoyed it much more this time around. The Frisco Kid own it on DVD Awesome, funny movie costarring a young Harrison Ford. I just love Gene Wilder! Today: White Heat own it on DVD It took me forever to get around to this one (it was one of my dad's favorites, but my folks wouldn't let me watch it when I was a kid), but I'm glad I did. It was a very gripping movie and an interesting character study of a disturbed gangster. Bringing Up Baby own it on DVD I hadn't watched this movie in years. I forgot how great it is. Katharine Hepburn just glows, and Cary Grant gives a fantastic hilarious performance (his second best, IMHO, after Arsenic & Old Lace).
Originally Posted By mele I'm glad to hear that you liked Prairie Home Companion, idleHands. I really want to see it and will probably end up going to see it alone.
