Originally Posted By JCMouse Enchanted UA King of Prussia PA no concessions So, so wonderful. Amy is just darling. She is adorable and she sings really nice. The "Happy Working Song" is my favorite scene. Giselle is now my favorite princess, next to Belle.
Originally Posted By x Pirate_Princess x Hitman Mall Cinema (Multiplex??) (first trip since 2005 to a real theater, I prefer the drive-in, which was closed tonight due to mud) No snacks, but I did drink a coffee before the movie. AWESOME MOVIE!! I forget that I can enjoy these action-packed (yes, high body count) movies! The main guy, Agent 47, is FIIIIIINE in this movie! It takes place mainly in Russia, which is a very interesting spin on it.
Originally Posted By DJ7K A week ago from last night, the Friday after Thanksgiving. My friend took me to see Bee Movie. No snacks. I wasn't initially interested, although I'm a huge Seinfeld fanatic, something about the bee thing just didn't sound appealing. But it was a great film. Fitting too with the rose parade coming up and how they fit that into the film - with a meaningful part of the plot too. Every bit about it was cute, funny, witty, and interesting. Good storyline too. I learned a few things out of it near the end. My Seinfeld friend from an online group I once joined about the show, told me last month, "You HAVE to see the Bee Movie". Oh where? Right here in Oceanside, just up the street. Not a major theater or anything, but a nice place.
Originally Posted By DJ7K >> It takes place mainly in Russia << Wow, that's a good setting for a movie like that. Reminds me of a really good flick supposed to come out in the near future based on a popular video game series that started nearly a decade ago. Initially started on the NES console, but it gained higher popularity on the PS1 and PS2. I don't know if it'll take place in Russia, but the "prequel" that came out last year did and it was one heck of a game, well written storyline. Anywho, back to the topic.
Originally Posted By x Pirate_Princess x Hitman is based on a video game. In face, there's a scene where some kids are playing the video game.
Originally Posted By Spooky Ghost No Country For Old Men One of the best things i've seen this year. I can see a lot of people disliking the ending, infact the theatre nearly unanimously trashed the ending walking out after the theatre. I liked it personally, fit perfectly with the rest of the film.
Originally Posted By DJ7K (oh right! forgot heheh. the previews actually looked very much like a video game I could never quite tell til the end of the commercial when they announced it was in theaters)
Originally Posted By amazedncal2 Enchanted Theater in Marin Popcorn and water Liked it very much Giselle reminded me of our sons girlfriend when we took her to Disneyland Very sweet. Followed by: Christmas with the Kranks DVD Boudins sandwiches that we brought home It is OK. I remembered it having more chuckles but it's still worth a watch. The botox scene cracks me up
Originally Posted By DJ7K Lion King 1 ½ on dvd. Although just having returned it to Netflix over the weekend, I first saw it either late last year or earlier this year. A friend of mine from church let me borrow it, but half joking asked not to keep it too long as her kids were quite fond of it. I thought it was hilarious, very witty, well written, and the music as always was great, especially the at the beginning of the story with Timon's family singing, "Dig a Tunnel". The special features on disc 2 were the best: Who Wants to be King of the Jungle and Timon & Pumbaa's Virtual Safari 1.5. The Virtual Safari was really neat how they modeled some of the ride tunnels after Disneyland attractions. One is the Matterhorn where they pass by the Snowmonster and Timon's Mother asks, "What's he doing in Africa?" After numerous tries I finally beat Who Wants to be King of the Jungle. The second time seeing it, wasn't as good. Don't know why.
Originally Posted By MissCandice Babe on cable cheese sandwich and Crystal Light Pink Lemonade I love this movie. In fact, the first time I saw it I gave up pork for about a year, lol.
Originally Posted By DAR Superbad DVD Pretty funny, not the funniest comedy of the year though. Pirates-At World's End DVD Most excellent.
Originally Posted By DJ7K The Odd Couple II. Not as good as the first many times I enjoyed it a few years ago when I had my own copy. I had to rent this one from NF, as my own got lost somehow transporting it from my storage unit.
Originally Posted By retlawfan Enchanted on opening day at the theater. NO popcorn, candy, hot dogs or nachos. That was a first. We usually have some sort of food or drinks. The kids (and the adults)loved it.
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Originally Posted By MissCandice Enchanted local theater no snacks We were indeed enchanted by this charming film.
Originally Posted By fundog58 Inspector 57, your story reminds me of when a friend of mine dragged me to see a showing of short films several years ago at the University of South Florida's College of Art. The only difference in my experience is that there wasn't even one accessable film. Imagine the last 20 minutes of 2001, but without any framing story. That was what most of these films were like. After the show we stopped by the local Dairy Queen, where they were playing "I Heard It Through The Grapevine" by Marvin Gaye. "Now THAT'S art," I said.
Originally Posted By beamerdog I am Legend Movie theater no snack I went with 6 young adult men with Aspergers (well that's a whole 'nother thread, lol) all of whom voted this their first choice movie. I liked it until about 3/4's thru (no spoilers for you guys) I will say that at one point I had to take my service dog out of the movie as he got really freaked out - those of you who see it will understand. Wow, Will is sure buff in this movie. My son, who knows how I feel about scary movies kept apologizing to me after the show, lol.
