Originally Posted By alexbook Disney's The Black Hole VHS veggie burrito & apple juice Never seen it before. I'd heard it was bad, but I figured that was just the usual critics being overly critical. It wasn't; this was really, really bad. Good score, though.
Originally Posted By Daannzzz "The Mist" I love monster movies and this one started out great...and then it kind of got a bit off course and I started to dislike it and almost turned it off. About 3/4 of the way through I realized it wasn't just a monster movie and what the point was and it all made sense and was better again. Controversial ending that I loved.
Originally Posted By disney pete seen a lot of movies lately with lack of sleep in no viewing order apocolyptic - loved it the brave one - also liked a lot wanted - rubbish awake - average at best 7 pounds - expected a bit more madagascar 2 - loved it very funny ps i love you - made me cry a lot
Originally Posted By wahooskipper Rented Mamma Mia for my wife last night. Christine Baranski stole the movie but Pierce Brosnan? James Bond...say it isn't so.
Originally Posted By alexbook Casino Royale DVD chips & diet cola Quantum of Solace theater water (Sort of a double-bill. I watched the first movie in the afternoon, then saw the second in the evening.)
Originally Posted By mele My girlfriend and I watched "Casino Royale" at an outdoor showing last summer. There seemed to be a lot of parts that cracked us up but not really anyone else. LOL
Originally Posted By disney pete last few days forrest gump lethal weapon nightmare before christmas bee movie charlie wilsons war
Originally Posted By wendebird Gran Torino Loved it & it made me cry. Coraline Eh, not my kind of movie, kids liked it though.
Originally Posted By Daannzzz I guess I am uncultured and not an intellectual along with being and athiest....I though "Angels in America" was a confused and confusing, overwrought (and overproduced), pretentious piece of claptrap! While Al Pacino was excellent his part represented a certain point in the movie but didn't need to go on, and on, and on, and on, and on.... even if the scenes between him and Jeffrey Wright were some of the best in the film. Mary-Louise Parker was very good in her part but that also seemed to not need so much screen time for the point of the film. And whatever happened to Joe Pit. He seemed like one of the most real people in the story whether or not you liked who he was or not. I can say that some of the individual scenes were extremely powerful and I really loved parts of it but over all it just ended up being a non event for me. I can appreciate not saying what you want to say in a movie directly but beating around the bush to this extent was just maddening to me. I know that some movies can be seen in different ways. It is like back in the late 80's when those psychadelic pieces of art came out and if you stared at them for a long time, your eyes would refocus and a 3D pattern would emerge. My eye's never focused on the hidden information here.
Originally Posted By Roger Rabbit Pink Panther 2. If you saw the trailer, you've practically seen the movie. Roger.
Originally Posted By alexbook Slumdog Millionaire multiplex no snacks Enjoyed it more than I expected. I was afraid the ask-a-question/flash-back-to-the-answer gimmick would get old, but it worked for me.
Originally Posted By DAR 12 Angry Men DVD Never saw this but for a movie of people just talking in a room it was pretty compelling.
