Originally Posted By LacyBelle Toy Story & Toy Story 2 At home on DVD Pizza for dinner Just felt like a Toy Story marathon. We also watched Monsters, Inc., Beauty & the Beast, and The Little Mermaid over the weekend. It was an animation fest!
Originally Posted By Tinkerbell819 So Dear to My Heart jelly candies At Home on VCR Pollyanna McDonald's salads for dinner (too hot to cook!) At Home on VCR I was at a thrift shop recently and it appeared that someone donated their entire Disney library on VHS. (upgrading to DVD, I suppose!) The movies were $3 each,(still in the shrink wrap!) I wanted them all, but I only bought these two. I had never seen "So Dear to My Heart." It was adorable. Pollyanna I saw when I was about 7 years old. It was just as great as I remembered. (I had to run for the tissue box at the end.)
Originally Posted By jdub There IS a connection here, someplace: "Nacho Libre" Movie theater, w/water, I think I knew from the preview I could've gone my whole life without seeing this, but I let the not-so-little one drag me while on a vacation weekend. Not as offensive as I thought it would be, and I can say there was one brief, comedic shining moment. The rest made for a good conversation starter as to what goes into good comedy--and what does not. "Cars" Movie theater, w/popcorn & jalapeños Uhhm... It was absolutely boring! No, I did not hate it at all--there was nothing there to feel that passionate about. Looked like an extended dance remix Chevron commercial, with lots of aerial shots of Hot Wheels. Most boring Pixar flick for Disney yet. "Gomaal" Local Bollywood cinema, with samosas & mango lasshi Okay, THIS is what family entertainment should be--ENTERTAINING! Better physical comedy than "Nacho Libre," better racing scene than "Cars." Goofy, cute, funny and colorful--the only one on my list worth a second viewing--an actual FUN evening at the movies!
Originally Posted By threeundertwo All the President's Men netflix dvd water Who knows what I was thinking when I put this on the list, but I'm glad I did. I'd never seen it and the screenplay by William Goldman (Princess Bride, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid) was impressive. The retro technology was distracting and almost alarming. They used typewriters! And pay phones! and on and on. Amazing any work ever got done in those days.
Originally Posted By Mrs Nurmi >>The retro technology was distracting and almost alarming. They used typewriters! And pay phones! and on and on. Amazing any work ever got done in those days<< We watched this not too long ago on the late late movie, and what got me the most was the scene where they are looking for the guy in the picure - the STACKS AND STACKS of phonebooks they were looking through!! God Bless the internet, lol!
Originally Posted By DAR Final Destination 3 Rental This film was horrible and I did like the first two films. However I'm going to recommend it because the death scenes are so ridiculous they have to be seen. The best part are the set ups. It's like watching an old Warner Brothers cartoon where the fan cuts the knife that fire the bullet that lights the match.
Originally Posted By TiggerPooh1973 Before Sunrise Netflix ice cream I had never seen this so I put it on my Netflix list. I liked it. Stupid of them not to exchange numbers or something. They didn't even get last names. But it was romantic and funny. and then a week later.... Before Sunset Netflix chips and dip Interesting to see them meet again and find out if they ever kept their date for 6 months later. Wasn't as entertaining as the first one though and ended a little abruptly. By it wasn't bad. Ethan didn't age well.
Originally Posted By LadyKluck Cars at the Theater Sour Patch Kids and water It was cute. Not my favorite Pixar film, but it was pretty cute & DH really liked it (lets see a movie about racecars that also includes Larry the Cable Guy - nope can't go wrong there in his mind). The cutest part to me was during the credits with John Ratzenberger's character (don't want to spoil it). Oh, and that even the little insects were cars - that was cute! I also forgot to post when we went and saw Dead Man's Chest on opening day -- it was really good too. We're going to go see it again though in the theater because they oversold the showing and we ended up sitting in like the 3rd row from the screen and it was reeeeeeallly hard to follow some of the "larger" scenes like the waterwheel.
Originally Posted By DAR Carlito's Way Rental Great movie haven't seen it in years, plus I'm on a Pacino kick. I've got Serpico, Scarface and Dog Day Afternoon in the hopper.
Originally Posted By LPFan22 Breakfast At Tiffany's no snacks AMC channel This was my first time seeing it. It moved a little slow at times but was really cute.
Originally Posted By Tinkerbell819 "Talledega Nights, the Ballad of Ricky Bobby" Red Licorice and water movie theater screening The air conditioned theater felt great for two hours! (It's 103 here.) The movie wasn't too bad, pretty silly. (The lady behind us really laughed a lot!)
Originally Posted By DAR V For Vendetta Rental Grilled chicken and potatoes. This movie was crazy good. Probably the best I've seen all year. A purchase is coming for sure.
Originally Posted By TiggerPooh1973 Guess Who Netflix Spanish rice and chicken I had a few good laughs. Not one I feel the need to buy, but it was good.
Originally Posted By DAR <<Final Destation 3 Yea I like those movies. >> Didn't feel like the deaths were too cartoony? I mean the set up from some of them were straight out of Looney Tunes or Tom and Jerry.
Originally Posted By alexbook Cars cheap theater ($1.50 per person) no snacks I rarely see a movie twice in the theaters, but my mom wanted to see this and there wasn't much else playing. I surprised myself by enjoying it all over again. I still don't get a lot of the NASCAR stuff, but it doesn't matter. My mom has traveled a lot in the Southwest and enjoyed spotting the locations along Route 66.
Originally Posted By ETicket34 Little Miss Sunshine Movie theater Free Popcorn (our theater offers free popcorn on Wednesdays) and Diet Coke What a great movie. Probably the best one I have seen all year. I am glad that it is finally being shown in a bunch of theaters now.
Originally Posted By TiggerPooh1973 Hey, guess what I FINALLY saw?? Meet Me in St. Louis Netflix preztels Great movie. I liked the characters and the songs and everything. I really liked Tootie. Glad I finally got around to seeing it.
