Originally Posted By alexbook The Apple Dumpling Gang videotape can't remember Picked this up in a thrift shop. A lot of Disney comedies from the 70's are "so bad they're good," but I actually enjoyed this one.
Originally Posted By Autopia Deb ^^^ I remember seeing that as a kid and having a great time! The Incredible Shrinking Woman Cable, burgers for dinner. Fun late '70s flick, my roomy and I were enjoying a look back at the styles and cars of our youth. Lilly Tomlin was fun playing 2 characters with an Ernestine cameo.
Originally Posted By RockyMtnMinnie Land of the Lost DVD Cup of tea No, it's not Shakespeare, but I laughed my booty off.
Originally Posted By jasmine7 Time for a little catching up: Saturday: Zombieland water & nachos Awesome, awesome movie. I haven't laughed so hard in a long time, and I desperately want to see it again. Had to cover my eyes a little at some of the gore, but it even made me laugh. Where the Wild Things Are Water It was good, but not quite as good as I was expecting. I'm going to have to see it a second time to make a balanced decision because I was distracted by needing to hit the bathroom (I was trapped in the back row & had to wait till it was over), and there was a little kid that kept asking, "Daddy, why did he do that? Daddy, what's going on?" literally every five minutes, which was really annoying and distracting (I don't blame the kid, just the danged dad). It did hit me on an emotional level; I bawled for like the last 10 minutes of the movie. It just didn't completely bowl me over. Last night: MST3K: Laserblast Netflix Instant Sooooo funny. This is now one of my all-time favorite MST3K films.
Originally Posted By Spooky Ghost Paranormal Activity Theatres Good, but not great. Certainly not worth all the hype. The plot was the same basic cliched haunted house movie, just with a first person twist. Clearly trying to be a new Blair Witch Project, but inferior to that film in every way.
Originally Posted By DAR ^^^Blair Witch is one of the worst movies ever made. Oooh look a stick in the woods. Oooh some has a snot bubble. And they were so stupid, if you're in the woods you'll find the road eventually.
Originally Posted By KittyPrincess1206 Lol, totally agree with you on that DAR! I saw Blair Witch Project when it came out and I was around 12 years old, and I was like...are you serious????
Originally Posted By A Happy Haunt Where the Wild Things Are with 10 girls under 12 & DH..girls & I loved it, DH did not! only 1 kid was frightened (mine of course)
Originally Posted By Spooky Ghost Erm, I guess I disagree? And as easy as it is to get out of the woods, it's a hell of a lot easier to go out the front door and leave the drat house.
Originally Posted By jasmine7 Twilight I am so glad I watched this movie with the Rifftrax for it because I could NOT have gotten through it otherwise. Rifftrax actually made it enjoyable and hilarious (and parts of it that shouldn't have been already were hilarious for me). BTW, in case you don't know what they are, Rifftrax are audio files you can synch up with your movie. They're done by the same guys who did Mystery Science Theater 3000, and they're just as awesome. They sometimes have special guests sit in, like when they had Weird Al for Jurassic Park and Neil Patrick Harris for Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory.
Originally Posted By mele "The Proposal" Netflix pasta dinner w/salad and sourdough rolls We loved this movie. It was marketed poorly, imo, because the previews made it look awful. I mean, it's a chickflick for sure, but it also was really goofy. My husband, my brother AND my mom all sat here and laughed like crazy. There aren't very many movies where we can do that. My mom is easily offended and the rest of us are pretty dark so if one movie keeps us laughing, that's just really rare.
Originally Posted By DAR Land of the Lost Two words: Pa-thetic I think we may have finally seen the end of Will Ferrell's movie career.
Originally Posted By jasmine7 Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead own on DVD I'm trying to work through all these movies I have but have never watched. One of my friends recently watched this one and liked it, and I've been getting into Tim Roth, so I popped it in last night. I really loved it. Hamlet is my favorite Shakespeare play, and seeing it from these two characters' prospectives was very interesting. Given the material, it was dark at times, but there was also a lot of comedy (and almost a Who's On First routine in one scene). Richard Dreyfuss was quite good as the Player, and both Tim Roth & Gary Oldman were excellent as R & G. If you enjoy dark comedy or Hamlet, give this one a shot.
Originally Posted By lesmisfan Tonight I saw zombieland. Had a powerade,popcorn, and dark chocolate raisenets. very funny movie!
Originally Posted By jasmine7 Catching up again: Thursday: The Corpse Bride Netflix Instant (even though I have it on DVD, lol) Still a beautiful and wonderful movie. It's definitely one of my favorite Burton movies. Last night: The Evil Dead Netflix Instant I'm not sure how I made it this long without watching these films, but I'm making up for it now. I've never been a huge horror fan, but I'm starting to move in that direction, and I completely loved this movie. I started out thinking, "Oh, this isn't so scary!" but the last 45 minutes or so had me jumping a lot (and clinging to my cat, but let's not go there). I'm watching the rest of the series today, along with some other spooky movies, so I'll be back later.
Originally Posted By Labuda quite a few since my last post here (did a movie every Sunday all summer), but last ngiht's is post-worthy for SURE This Is It local megaplex up in Round Rock Coke Icee and popcorn WOW. GO SEE THIS FILM if you have any desire to be entertained. I'm not a mega MJ fan, but WOW - I totally loved this. Just incredible. I'll be seeing it again sometime soon with a friend who's a MASSIVE MJ fan. That should be even more fun than it was seeing it with a not-so-massive fan.
Originally Posted By Labuda Aw, c'mon 2/3! It's only been 6 years, 3 months, and 1 week since you started it!
