Originally Posted By Autopia Deb Sin City rented the DVD no snacks Umm, I'm not sure how I felt about this one. Ultra stylized and ultra violent. I kept wondering where the story was going and how they were going to wrap it all up and end it.
Originally Posted By SoThisIsLove Flushed Away DVD Chicken BLT on ciabatta bread (homemade) (I loved the singing slugs!
Originally Posted By threeundertwo The LaughingPlace 50th meet disneyland dvd. at home no snacks, I was folding laundry. Love the part where PixieGlitter puts in the fake teeth. The "Welcome Home" shots made me cry, as usual.
Originally Posted By AZDLDad Phoenix Sneak Preview - Disney's "Meet The Robinson's" Soda and popcorn I am so glad these were free tickets. Terribly disappointed in this production. It is promoted as a 3-D movie with no 3-D effects (ie images coming at you as I have come to expect, ie. Muppets 3-D). The enhanced colorization and clarity Disney Digital 3-D were subperb, if that is what you go for. Otherwise, we (myself, spouse and two seven year olds) found the movie boring and hard to follow storyline (for younger children)with little humor or entertaiment value. Sorry Disney - This film laid a proverbial egg. Save your dough and wait for the dollar flick or rental version. The Space Mountain shot was cool and the Walt Disney sentimental reference at the end almost brought a tear if I hadn't been hurriedly scramblin' for the door.
Originally Posted By Daannzzz "Dogora" Old Japanese monster movei.... a wierd old Japanese monster movie. Odd, interesting, fun, different... and a bit boring in spots...even at 81 minutes. "Pirates of the Caribbean: dead Man's Chest" Man could they have cut half an hour out of that. The whole cannible scene was pointless in driving the plot. The sword fight on the water wheel almost wrecked the last half hour for me. Beatifully filmed the main characters were less interesting. Dave Jones was the best realized character. I was impressed. I also liked Tia Dalma even though I didn't understand half of what she said.
Originally Posted By DAR The last movie I watched from start to finish lately is Rocky Balboa. I loved it even more the second time.
Originally Posted By threeundertwo X-Men 3 Netflix No snacks Oh how the mighty have fallen! What a waste of talent. This is what I get for letting my husband have his own Netflix sub-account.
Originally Posted By MissCandice Muriel's Wedding IFC some chili and crackers I enjoy this movie but have not seen it for years so when I saw it was on TV yesterday I sat down and watched it.
Originally Posted By thenurmis 300 very much a guy movie, not that the girls wouldn't love it, but every line is hollered.."SPARTINS TO DAY IS A GOOD DAY TO DIE!!!, KILL, MAIN, BEAT TO A BLOODY PULP..ect" The effects were amazing, being that the movie was for the most part shot on Blue screen, I am figuring that it was a break through movie CGI wise. I liked it , it was 100% what I was exspecting, no surprises, just very violent, very macho, very fun.
Originally Posted By DAR Babel Rental Made it about half way through, because it was sooooooo depressing.
Originally Posted By DAR 300 Theatre It was a very cool movie that I really liked and on subsequent viewings will probably love. But I thought it was missing a big "wow" moment that this type of film should have.
Originally Posted By eww4 Meet the Robinsons 3D Theater Sierra Mist (I have an upset tummy) Great movie! More comments in the Animated Films topic
Originally Posted By SoThisIsLove Wild Hogs at the theater after dinner at BJ's, no theater snacks. Loved it! Watched it with two other middle-aged geezer couples!
