The Shootist, and True Grit right before it. AMC is having a John Wayne marathon, Christmas With The Duke. He was an incredible actor.

The Replacements, with Keanu Reeves.

It's A Wonderful Life

A Christmas Carol

The X-Files: I Want To Believe

Wall-E
A Christmas Story

The House Bunny

Frenzy

Leprechaun 3

Mist: the tale of a Sheepdog Puppy and here's a pic from that movie

Parts of Final Destination 2 yesterday.

Creepshow 2

Bridget Jones Diary, which I got for christmas on dvd.

Tales from the Darkside: The Movie

On Her Majesty's Secret Service

Creepshow 2

Have you seen the first one, Michael? That's a fun movie. A clever combination of horror and humor.

A Christmas Carol with Patrick Stewart as Scrooge.

annie hall on tcm

The House Bunnyive been meaning to see that movie

My Best Friend's Wedding. I love Julia Roberts! :loveya:

King Kong

Have you seen the first one, Michael? That's a fun movie. A clever combination of horror and humor.

Nope, I've never seen the first one. I'll have to check that one out.

ive been meaning to see that movie

I thought it was worth the watch. Some funny moments, but as a whole it was way too cliche for me. If it wasn't for Anna Faris, I don't think it would have been very good at all.

Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed

My Cousin Vinny was just on TV. My dad (a lawyer) had to sit down and watch it with me. Probably the only courtroom comedy ever made.

Rest Stop: Don't Look Back

An American Crime

Billy Elliot and Sixteen Candles, two of my all-time favorite movies! :clap

Thunderbirds are Go and here's a pic from that movie

My Darling Clementimewith Henry Fonda, Victor Mature, and Walter Brennen. Its not historicaly accurate but a good film just the same. I miss westerns.

Last night I watched 2 silent movie comedy classics :

A Dog's Life (Charlie Chaplin) and Steamboat Bill Jr (Buster Keaton)

Night of the Living Dead 3D

An American Crime
I love that movie. I thought it was difficult to watch, especially knowing it's a true story. Catherine Keener and Ellen Page delivered terrific performances.

Mr. & Mrs. Bridge (just love watching Paul do a movie with the missus!!)

Joshua

I love that movie. I thought it was difficult to watch, especially knowing it's a true story. Catherine Keener and Ellen Page delivered terrific performances.

Me too. It was my second time seeing it, and even more chilling this time. I read that Catherine originally turned down the role, but then she couldn't get the story out of her head so I guess she decided to take it. It's definitely a story that stays with you for a while.

Thunderbird 6 and here's a pic from that movie

Extras

Pet Sematary

The Strangers

It's definitely a story that stays with you for a while.
If you have't seen it, check out, Doubt. Meryl Streep portrays a mean nun, and does she ever nail the part. You would enjoy it.

Open Water 2

If you have't seen it, check out, Doubt. Meryl Streep portrays a mean nun, and does she ever nail the part. You would enjoy it.

Oh yeah, I've been meaning to see it. I probably will sometime soon. Thanks for the recommendation. :)

Pet Sematary
I really liked this movie. I need to completely read the book.

ben button brad pitt's new movie

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)

Rear Window

I really liked this movie. I need to completely read the book.

I loved the book but didn't much like the movie. I didn't like many of the casting choices among other things.

From Justin to Kelly :lol:

Ice Age: The Meltdown

Leprechaun 2
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
Journey to the Center of the Earth

I loved the book but didn't much like the movie. I didn't like many of the casting choices among other things.
I need to definitely check out then book then! Thanks for your opinion. :)

Wall-E

Forgetting Sarah Marshall.

Raging Bull

Dazed & Confused

Devil's Prey

When A Killer Calls - quite brutal

Running Free 10:35 pm

Fantasic Four and here's a pic from that movie

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Oldboy. As a whole, the movie let me down, but the fight scene (the big fight scene) far exceeded my expectations.

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The Strangers

The Breakfast Club

Under Capricorn

Trailer Park of Terror

Married Life
You Got Mail

On DVD, over Christmas: Prince Caspian, and The Dark Knight (the movies my kids got as gifts)

On DVD, New Year's Eve: Hancock (thanx very much to my older daughter's bf who let her dad and me borrow it)

In a theater, New Year's Day (technically for my birthday which is next week): Australia, which was gorgeous and well-done in an old-fashioned sort of way with a mystical side I didn't expect--loved it!

Triloquist

Paths Of Glory

North By Northwest

Diamonds Are Forever

NightScream

Red Rock West

Hostel part II

Happy Go Lucky
Being John Malkovich

Clue. I love that movie. :lol:

Johnny English and here's a pic from that movie

Wild Things

The Craft

Hook

Reminds me of my childhood, I love it. :D

^ Your childhood? What was that, last week?? :joke: ;) :rofl: The last movie I saw was My Big Fat Greek Wedding - twice in a row. :lol:

^ Your childhood? What was that, last week?? :joke: ;) :rofl: The last movie I saw was My Big Fat Greek Wedding - twice in a row. :lol:
I was 2 when the movie came out. :lol:

Jumper

Notorious

Eden Lake - so brutal

Star Trek-The Motion Picture

The House on the Edge of the Park

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Murder On the Orient Express (1974)

True Confessions Of A Hollywood Starlet

Autumn Sonata

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True Believer

The World is Not Enough and here's a pic from that movie

Time After Time (1979)

The Seven Percent Solution

Dead Poet's Society

Milk

Star Trek II-The Wrath of Khan

High Noon

The Man With the Golden Gun

Lethal Weapon

Mysteries Date

Thunderbirds and here's a pic from that movie

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Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)

No Reservations

Fargo

Austin Powers in Goldmember and here's a pic from that movie

Twist its a documentary about how the dance the twist evolved from Hank Ballard's original recording to Chubby Checker's remake, and how the dance went from a teen fad, to a national craze. Both Ballard and Checker are interviewed as well as Joey Dee, Dee Dee Sharp, Gladys Horton(the Marvelettes), and various American Bandstand, dancers.

Worth watching.

The Bridges at Toko-Ri

Denzel Washington's Malcolm X (1992)

Cannibal Holocaust.

Blondie (I checked the first 10 movies out of the library).

Doubt

The Goonies.

Office Space

Star Trek III-The Search For Spock

Spellbound

Vicky Cristina Barcelona

Blondie Goes Latin

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The sci-fi classic Planet of the Apes ('68) starring Charlton Heston.

Blondie Goes to College

Frozen River.

So amazing, yet so depressing. I loved it. I highly recommend it. Melissa Leo completely deserves the Oscar nomination.

Pineapple Express
Vacancy2
Without A Paddle Nature's Calling
Appaloosa
Behind Enemy Lines Colombia

The Spy Who Loved Me

TARZANS NEW YORK ADVENTURE with Johnny Wiesmuller and Maureen O'Sullivan.
I hadn't seen it in over 20 years, and back then I thought it was pretty good, but now I thought it was just OK in a couple parts.

Johnny Wiesmuller and Maurreen O'Sullivan were, of course, exellent. (even though the movie Tarzan isn't at all the character Edgar Rice Burroughs-the creator of Tarzan-created.)

Wolf Creek

rachel getting married

The Wrestler

Frost/Nixon saw it last night, and I cant reccomend it enough.

Mall Cop

The Simpsons Movie

Danny the Dog aka Jet Li's UNLEASHED

Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery and here's a pic from that movie

Uncle Buck

George Romero's Diary of the Dead
*not recommended

Meet The Parent

Legends of the Fall(once again!)

Wedding Daze - Jason Biggs and Isla Fisher

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1941 version)

The Killing of a Chinese Bookie

Loser

A Hard Days Night

The Times of Harvey Milk (1984)

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Gran Torino

Bruce Willis Bandits (2001)

Burn After Reading

Step Brothers

Moonraker

The Uninvited

All The King's Men

Team America: World Police and here's a pic from that episode

She Cried No

Nicole Kidman The Others (2001)

13 going on 30

The Simpsons Movie.

Mean Streets

Across the Universe

La Bamba

Bruce Willis Die Hard

Casino

Selena

Smokey and The Bandit.

Dr. Strangelove

He's Just Not That Into You

For Your Eyes Only

I just watched the amazing documentary titled Kymatica and I have to say it is the most mind and eye opening documentary I have ever seen. It truly made me question basically everything I believed or thought I believed about the origin of myth, the true purpose of Law and the real reason humanity is destined to continue committing the same grave errors which have lead us all to the lowly state of today. If you have the opportunity to watch it, I would highly recommend Kymatica to anyone searching for a deeper meaning to the continuing strife that we call life...

Natalie Portman The Other Boleyn Girl

The Simpsons Movie and here's a pic from movie

Saturday Night Fever

Kung Fu Panda

Frozen River

A Few Good Men

Rattatouille

Stormbreaker and here's a pic from that movie

Love, Actually

Somewhere in Time

Max Payne
An American Carol
Disaster Movie unrated
His Name Was Jason

Love, Actually
I. LOVE. THAT. MOVIE.

He's Just Not That Into You. Very similar to Love, Actually...actually lol. I really liked it. :)

"THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING, THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING". It was one Cineplex the other night.

For those who never heard of it, it's a comedy from the 60s about a Russian sub that runs aground on a sandbar off the coast of a small town in New England, and a lot of the townspeople think they're being invaded by Russians. It stars Carl Riener.

Sweeney!

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High Fidelity

Taxi Driver

Silver Streak

Stanley Kubrick's The Shining

Psycho

Burn After Reading--with John Malkovich, Brad Pitt and George Clooney.

Although the acting was first-rate, the movie, I felt, was absolutely awful. It was touted as a 'madcap' comedy, or a so-called 'dark' comedy. I thought the movie was depressing and gratuitously violent. It could be argued that it was intended to be that way. I "got" the humor in it, but didn't find it funny at all. The story revolved around some very pathetic characters. It scared me to think that some people in the CIA could actually be that a-moral. If that is the case, as a country we are in deep sh**!

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I am legend

Zack and Miri make a porno

The Paper Chase on a DVD. (I just love John Houseman in this role- in the movie, and the shows.)

They just showed "Splash" on tv. I love that movie.
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Saboteur

Octopussy

Flashdance

The Secret of NIMH

My Super Ex-Girlfriend and here's a pic from that movie

Go Go Mania(aka Pop Gear)

I really enjoyed Flash of Genius (true story), and What Just Happened. Robert DeNiro owned that movie, his movie all the way. If you're a DeNiro fan, this is the movie to see.
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I really enjoyed Flash of Genius (true story), and What Just Happened. Robert DeNiro owned that movie, his movie all the way. If you're a DeNiro fan, this is the movie to see.
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How was Lakeview Terrace?

How was Lakeview Terrace?
I liked it, didn't love it. It was predictable. Samuel L. Jackson plays crazy well. It's definitely worth the rental.

The Dark Knight (I watched it again after the Oscars).

Madagascar 2 Escape from Africa

While not as good as the original, completes the story from the beginning now.

Marvin's Room

Jackass: Number Two and here's a pic from that episode

High Fidelity

Marvin's Room
Leonardo DiCaprio showed his talent early on. If you've never seen it, This Boy's Life, is fantastic. True story, with Robert DeNiro co-starring. :)

Kung Fu Panda

Leonardo DiCaprio showed his talent early on. If you've never seen it, This Boy's Life, is fantastic. True story, with Robert DeNiro co-starring. :)

I actually have wanted to see that movie for years, I just haven't thought about it in a while. Thanks for reminding me! I'll have to check it out soon.

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titanic. gets me really emotional every time.

American Werewolf in London

The Tale of Despereaux, and Fireproof.

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Walk Hard : The Dewey Cox Story.

Hysterical.

Taking Chance

Wristcutters: A Love Story

Syriana

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Nights in Rodanthe

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2001: A SPACE ODDEYSEY

my favorite science-fiction outer space movie.

Yes, even more than the STAR TREK movies!:lol:

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Did you end up liking Frozen River, Janice?

The Secret Life of Bees.

My mom suggested it, but I wasn't really interested. But I decided to watch it with her anyway and I really, really liked it.

She's the Man and here's a pic from that movie

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I liked Expelled. I thought it was an eye opening movie!! If you get a chance, you should also check out Fireproof. It was made by the guys who made Facing The Giants, and I thought it was even better. It's actually the best film I've seen so far this year!!

Cast Away

Wanted
300

Did you end up liking Frozen River, Janice?
I thought it was fantastic. The ending was so uplifting because of the great future facing them. The lead actress did a fantastic job. Thanks for the recommendation. :)

Milk

I thought it was fantastic. The ending was so uplifting because of the great future facing them. The lead actress did a fantastic job. Thanks for the recommendation. :)

I'm really glad you enjoyed it. I agree, Melissa Leo was excellent. She really deserved her Oscar nomination.

Blazing Saddles

Rachel Getting Married

Milk
Sean Penn really earned his Oscar. He worked that role hard and to perfection.

If you're a William H. Macy fan, you'll enjoy, The Deal. He steals the movie. He and his wife Felicity Huffman must be a riot together. Something tells me that they're playing themselves most of the time onscreen.

Friday The 13th remake. It was rubbish.

Watchmen - I was the "designated adult" for my oldest and several of her friends who are all about 16 and a half to 16 and three quarters LOL! I actually thought it was great even though I have never read the graphic novel and am not usually a fan of "superhero" type movies.

The Exorcist

Whale Rider

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Mask ('85)

I, Robot and here's a pic from that movie

There will be blood

The Shooter, August Rush, and Crash. (2005)

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The Time Machine ('02)

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"SILVER STREAK" w/ Gene Wilder, Richard Pryor, and Jill Clayburgh.

Roger's and Hamerstein's Cinderella, the 1965 version with Lesley Ann Warren. I haven't seen that version since I was a little kid and I found it on youtube. :)

Roger's and Hamerstein's Cinderella, the 1965 version with Lesley Ann Warren. I haven't seen that version since I was a little kid and I found it on youtube. :)
I love that, and know it by heart. :) The songs are beautiful. It's the one I grew up with. I have it on tape. Lesley Ann Warren was so beautiful. The actor who played the Prince, Stuart Damon, has been on the soap, General Hospital, for about three decades now. The stepsisters are a riot, lol.

oh yea, I REMEMBER seeing that when I was "a little shaver". I haven't thought about it in YEARS.

I think The Disney Channel (before they, too, "jumped the shark":( and started showing all those stupid kids shows) show it once or twice in the 90s?

I love that, and know it by heart. :) The songs are beautiful. It's the one I grew up with. I have it on tape. Lesley Ann Warren was so beautiful. The actor who played the Prince, Stuart Damon, has been on the soap, General Hospital, for about three decades now. The stepsisters are a riot, lol.
The one stepsister, Prunella, was hilarious lol. And Stuart Damon? Dayum. :lol: I love that version, though. It was nice to see again because it's been years.

oh yea, I REMEMBER seeing that when I was "a little shaver". I haven't thought about it in YEARS.

I think The Disney Channel (before they, too, "jumped the shark":( and started showing all those stupid kids shows) show it once or twice in the 90s?
Yup, probably during the early 90's because that's where I first saw it and used to watch it. I remember loving it when I was really little, and then suddenly they stopped playing it. They only seem to show the Brandy version on TV now which I don't mind, but I did miss the older one.

The Baby-Sitters Club and here's a pic from that movie

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The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter ('68)