Originally Posted By DAR <<I really liked Tootie.>> I always remember when George Clooney came on the show. Personally I always like Jo.
Originally Posted By oc_dean Idlewild What a piece of s(insert four word here)! My biggest complaint.... It's a period film that takes place in 1935. So I was expecting Gospel and Jazz. Right? Wrong! It's a mixture of rap, r&b, and hip-hop! If I wanted modern music .. I would see a modern film! Not what I expect in an era when R&B and Rap was not invented for another 60 years!! HUGE mistake the producers made! I want my 2 hours back!
Originally Posted By DAR Wallace and Gromit:Curse of the Wererabbit. HBO Being the first Wallace and Gromit film I've seen let me say that I loved it. Absoulutely delightful.
Originally Posted By LPFan22 Little Miss Sunshine AMC hot dog and Sprite So, so funny... but kinda depressing at the same time. Mostly funny though.
Originally Posted By stagemomx3 Invincible- Local theater, popcorn, & soda. Candy for the kids. This is an awesome movie, it have people in the theater, including my 8 year old son, actually cheering outloud.
Originally Posted By Goofyernmost I happened to see the movie, Last Tango in Paris, this weekend. Without a doubt the worst piece of garbage to ever be graced with the privilege of sticking to celluloid. Impossible to follow, disjointed, stupid dialog, in my opinion, not even "artsy". I guess it got it's hype because it was on the heals of "Godfather" and Brando had a following at the time. If I had been him I never would have mentioned it to anyone that I was in it. A definite thumbs down, how about you Ebert?.
Originally Posted By MissCandice I had dinner at a friend's house yesterday and we watched: Team America and Newsies his dvds homemade mashed potatoes and fried chicken, with cake for dessert. A weird combo of movies but I enjoyed both. The first for the outrageous humor and the second for Chritian Bale, lol.
Originally Posted By chickendumpling Zathura NetFlix We really liked this movie. I think DD said it best when she said, "That was a great movie. We laughed, we cried, we were a little scared." One viewing was enough but it was a good little flick for a evening viewing.
Originally Posted By chickendumpling 50 First Dates NetFlix This movie had a really slow start for me and some of the dialogue was too stupid for even me who loves stupid. lol. But, by the end, yeah, alright, I'll admit it. There were a few tears. Its just so sweet, that's all. lol.
Originally Posted By idleBrain 'Iraq For Sale' Embarcadero Center Cinema I attended the premiere screening for Robert Greenwald's latest documentary on Wednesday night. Amnesty International hosted the event, which featured a Q&A session with Greenwald, CorpWatch spokesman Pratap Chatterjee, and Amnesty International director Mila Rosenthal after the screening. Americans need to see this film before election day this November. The level of tax dollar waste in Iraq by private contractors like Halliburton and KBR is staggering and completely unacceptable. The film details which contracting corporations gave millions to the GOP in election contributions, as well as earnings growth over the course of the war, including CEO compensation, which averaged between 30 and 50 million annually for each CEO. This absolutely MUST change. Four accountability bills for private contractors in Iraq have been shot down in Congress since the war began by the GOP members who consistently vote the party line. The Democrats need to take back control of the Congress, and stop this taxpayer giveaway to the private contractors in Iraq, and set a timeline to get us out.
Originally Posted By Daannzzz "Mysterious Skin" Unrated version I am not shocked by anything anymore. The subject matter in this film is not shocking to me. The details in the storie (implied, discussed and shown) are unrelenting. That someone filmed the scenes and put up on the screen is amazing. This is not a film for everyone. I don't know how many people can sit through it but it was amazingly done, extremely well acted and actually made me feel hope at the end.
Originally Posted By DAR United 93 Rental It was a Schindler's List movie Definition of Schindler's List movie: A film that is very well made but I never want to see it again.
Originally Posted By idleBrain <<Varsity Blues- At home on my coach, with popcorn and diet coke.>> Does your coach require lap dances as part of your training? That's strict!
Originally Posted By LVCajun Black Dahlia Large Coke I love James Ellroy novels, but didn't think they did such a great job. Kind of slow.
Originally Posted By Lisann22 Failure to Launch On Demand Nada OMG - what a stupid stupid movie. What possessed me to pick this I have no clue. It was painful to watch. Fiddler On The Roof my DVD Salami, Cheese, Crackers and a Coke ;> LOVE this film. I'm always pleasantly surprised just how good it is and how much I love it. Still humming this morning.
Originally Posted By stagemomx3 ***BLUSHING**** Spelling errors can be humiliating! Ok so it wasn't on my coach, but on my couch.
Originally Posted By Lisann22 Yeah, but atleast it kinda made sense. ROFLMAO! You were inspired!!!!!!!
Originally Posted By disney pete pirates of the carribeaan dvd ronin dvd lord of the rings 3 dvd a few beers and a long day spent in front of the tv with my girlfriend,sister and brother in law.
Originally Posted By alexbook Monster Dalmatian No, Dalmatian House No, of course, it was: Monster House theater left-over tortillas from lunch Creepy and good. I wasn't thrilled by the look of the characters, but the house was great, the script was good, the voice performances were good. Don't know why it didn't do better.
