To Live Again

Sunset Boulevard

Hope Springs (A pretty good romantic comedy with Colin Firth and Heather Graham. I laughed alot. The guy who played Fisher stole every scene he was in!)

Originally posted by webuster
The Mystery of Natalie Wood (only part 2- missed part 1)- I liked the film, but really- the actors playing Christopher Walken and Marilyn Monroe were awful (I laughed thru marilyn monroe's scene- so awful it's funny)- as well as the child actress playing Natalie's daughter Natasha.

I actually liked the woman they got to play Marilyn - she looked exactly like Marilyn did in the early part (but if you missed part 1 I guess you didn't see that). I totally agree, the guy playing Chris Walken was terrible. It's so strange that the writers decided to make it look like Natalie was definately having an affair with Walken, but her affair with Warren Beatty never happened :rolleyes: Everyone knows it was the other way around... Oh, but whatever. It was a pretty good miniseries, I thought.

The last movie I watched was Cheaper by the Dozen.

Kill Bill Vol. 1

I actually liked the woman they got to play Marilyn - she looked exactly like Marilyn did in the early part (but if you missed part 1 I guess you didn't see that). I totally agree, the guy playing Chris Walken was terrible. It's so strange that the writers decided to make it look like Natalie was definately having an affair with Walken, but her affair with Warren Beatty never happened Everyone knows it was the other way around... Oh, but whatever. It was a pretty good miniseries, I thought.

What was Marilyn doing in the first part? The way Natalie was talking after Marilyn's suicide, I thought they'd only ever met once. I think it was great that the actress looked alot like Marilyn- but I think the acting was sort of silly. I'm not very familiar with Natalie Wood's life- I've seen a few things about it, so I'm not well informed about her and walken and beatty. The problem I had with the guy playing Walken was he changed the way he played him sometimes.

The Wizard of Oz

Originally posted by webuster
What was Marilyn doing in the first part? The way Natalie was talking after Marilyn's suicide, I thought they'd only ever met once. I think it was great that the actress looked alot like Marilyn- but I think the acting was sort of silly. I'm not very familiar with Natalie Wood's life- I've seen a few things about it, so I'm not well informed about her and walken and beatty. The problem I had with the guy playing Walken was he changed the way he played him sometimes.

Natalie met her once when she was still a little girl and Marilyn was just starting out. I really liked that scene - because the girl they got to play Marilyn really had the uncertainty down. The guy that played Walken was just a bad actor, he also looks nothing like Chris Walken :rolleyes: I've read a few books on her and I've seen a bunch of documentaries about her life. It was a pretty sensational divorce case when Natalie and Robert Wagner split up the first time, everyone knew it was because of Beatty (kind of like the Meg Ryan/Russell Crowe thing). It just seems so ridiculous that they tried to make it look like it was just Wagner's imagination. Oh well, they can believe that if they want to ;)

The Good Girl

The Passion of the Christ: Great film!!! The acting was superb, the music was beautiful, and the cinematography was gorgeous. The only two things I was a bit disappointed about, was number one, that it wasn't longer. I think it would have benefited the film greatly had they done more flashback scenes involving Jesus' Ministry. The flasbacks that they did show were each only about 30 seconds to a minute long. I had hoped that they would be longer, and that there would be more of them. I believe there were only about 5 or 6 flashback scenes altogether. I think that more scenes involving Christs' acts, and words, would have been good too, because it would have taught people who don't have much Biblical knowledge, a little more about Jesus the man, and why the Jewish leaders were so threatened by him. The movie was a little over two hours long, but I think three hours would have been better, with an hour and a half dedicated to Jesus' words and Ministry, and the other half focusing on his suffering.

I also wish the resurrection scene would have been longer. I was expecting the two Mary's to go visit the tomb Jesus was in, and for Jesus to ask Peter 3 times if he loved him, (as he does in the Bible), but there was very little involving his resurrection in the movie. Infact, that part of the film was only about 15 seconds long, and none of his Disciples were with him. Hopefully though they'll have some extras, like deleted scenes and stuff on the DVD when it comes out. Overall, I thought the film was very good, and I highly recommend it!!

Dogville- I thought it was great. Von Trier did a great job with it, especially with building up the cruelty of the residents of dogville. Also, the minimalist approach- using only props that are neccessary, and chalk outlines- is easy to get used to (though I think the mime work and sound effects when opening an invisible door were a bit too much). It does get quite slow at some parts- but still, a very artistic film. Also, it has one of the most satisfying film endings I've ever seen.

But- one comic quote from it all: Ma Ginger (Lauren Bacall): I'll hoe as I damn well please

Originally posted by consentida
To Live Again

That movie is good!

The Cable Guy.

The Goonies

Pulp Fiction

Originally posted by Jen1989
The last movie I watched was Cheaper by the Dozen.

Same here. IMO, it's a bad movie. Just to show you how bad of a movie it was, I stopped it about 1/3 way into the movie and put it back in its DVD case. Oh my God, that movie is so stupid. And I NEVER NEVER EVER stop the movie halfway through...That should tell ya something.


That was the last movie I watched - the last TV show I've been watching on DVD is "Freaks and Geeks" - I just finished the first episode on the 2nd disc. I'm watching one per day (or when I can). :D

Reindeer Games

Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter's Dead

Bulworth

House on Haunted Hill

Gothika

Something's Gotta Give. I enjoyed it. Jack Nicholson never fails to entertain.

Little Shop Of Horrors

A League of Their Own

:)

Originally posted by MistyBlue
Something's Gotta Give. I enjoyed it. Jack Nicholson never fails to entertain.

The end of that movie is just great! It made me happy.


the last movie I watched was Mystery Men....:lookaroun

I just rented Flashdance. I've finally seen that movie all the way through.

It's okay. Better than I was expecting, really.

Originally posted by Liza
A League of Their Own

:)

AH! I LOVE THAT MOVIE. :D

Originally posted by Miss Vicki
AH! I LOVE THAT MOVIE. :D

Me too! It's always been one of my favorites.

About Last Night

Goldfinger

Runaway Jury

Originally posted by mdntrider7
"The Passion of the Christ". Great film!!!
That's a wonderful review you wrote. Thank you. I haven't seen The Passion, and I'm leaning towards not seeing it. I have a problem watching violence, and I would only spend half the movie with my hands over my eyes.

Maybe I'll rent it when it comes to dvd...in probably 2006, lol. At least at home, I can run out of the room, which is what I do when extreme violent scenes start in movies.

Originally posted by MistyBlue
Something's Gotta Give. I enjoyed it. Jack Nicholson never fails to entertain.
I loved it. Both Jack Nicholson and Diane Keaton were terrific. The movie was funny, emotional and has a lot of heart.

Dazed and Confused

Beauty and the Beast with Rebecca deMornay.

If anyone else remembers that movie, I love it :D

Dinner At Eight

I bought it because Ellen Greene was in it, but it was crappy and slow. She looked great, tho.

Halloween. I'd never seen it before. Good movie to watch at 3 o'clock on a Monday ;)

Rope-
fantastic- thought provoking

The Girl Next Door :cool: i love this movie. so funny.

Robocop. The guy I was with was very impressed that I'd seen it before and liked it ;)

Reign of Fire
Bubble Boy

Duplex :thumbsdow :barf:

Man did that :censored: suck!

honey, i shrunk the kids.

i love this movie. i watched it alot when i was younger

Elvira's Haunted Hills

Good movie when you don't feel like thinking ;)

Win a Date with Tad Hamilton!

Air Force One last Monday Night.

Fatal Attraction.

The Last Supper- VERY amusing! Great dark comedy

Roman Polanski's classic 1962 masterpiece Knife In The Water. One of the best psycholgical thrillers ever made. :cool:

The Horror of Frankenstein

Secretary


I didn't enjoy it too much.

To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything

13 Going on 30

I really loved that movie, which surprised me. It's adorable. I thought it was going to be some sort of ripoff of the movie Big, but it really wasn't. Sweet movie.

Runaway Bride

Mine was Brother Bear. Actully, it was a good movie!

unfortunately Starship Troopers 2.:rolleyes:

Mr. Holland's Opus. :biglove: God, I love that movie.

The Basketball Diaries. Evey teenage guy needs to watch that movie. It's so dead on it's scary. Great movie.

Originally posted by Nirvana
The Basketball Diaries. Evey teenage guy needs to watch that movie. It's so dead on it's scary. Great movie.
I love this movie. Very intense. I think Leo DeCaprio is a very talented actor.

Originally posted by david&maddie4ever
Mr. Holland's Opus. :biglove: God, I love that movie.
Me too. The ending is so uplifting. :)

Originally posted by HuntingtonM15
Secretary
I didn't enjoy it too much.
This was one strange movie. I love James Spader, so I rent anything he's in, but too offbeat for my tastes. If I remember correctly, the film did well in the independent film world.

Originally posted by Janice
I love this movie. Very intense. I think Leo DeCaprio is a very talented actor. Yeah, him and Mark were good in it, and I normally can't stand them.

Originally posted by Janice
This was one strange movie. I love James Spader, so I rent anything he's in, but too offbeat for my tastes. If I remember correctly, the film did well in the independent film world.

Yeah, it definitely was. I really thought I was going to like it. I usually love independent films like that, and I read many good reviews. I also really like Maggie Gyllenhaal. The acting was really good, but the movie as a whole, wasn't.

The Cat in the Hat (Not even Dakota Fanning could save this piece of crap but I'll watch anything she's in. Put this one in the litter box and keep it there, please)

Head of State (Silly little political farce. Could have been better if it was more serious. I'd get rid of Robin Givens and the sight gags and do more about Rock's character in Office rather than him just running for President)

A Pyromaniac's Love Story (Eh. It was sort of like "A Wedding for Bella; The Bread, My Sweet" only without Scott Baio but it has Billy Baldwin and he's a worse actor and it has bad music too)

Mona Lisa Smile
and part of The Cat in the Hat

Secretary

Secretary- some of it was slow- but I liked it because it was interesting. It's not fast, or hilarious entertainment- but it's one of those films I'll watch, then after a few months will be dying to see it again (like Donnie Darko and The Good Girl, and Waking Life)

The End of the Affair (the remake with Ralph Fiennes). I actually bought it on video from Blockbuster cuz it was cheaper to buy it used than to rent it. I didn't like it the first time I saw it so I put it on my shelf for about three years. I just watched it again today (to give it a second chance). Yeah, I think I'll put it up for auction on ebay or something. I don't get that movie.

"Ripley's Game" with John Malkovich.

A great film.

The reviews were right. It was a crime that this film never got released in the U.S.

Half Baked- I loved it!

13 going on 30. You’ll have a smile on your face the whole time. Its charming and Jennifer Garner is prefect. The ending ended a bit too quickly. This movie is fun and it touches your heart. ***

Originally posted by LucyCompanyPhan
13 going on 30. You’ll have a smile on your face the whole time. Its charming and Jennifer Garner is prefect. The ending ended a bit too quickly. This movie is fun and it touches your heart. ***

I totally agree with that. I loved it :)

The Dead Zone

Caddyshack- great! I just couldn't stop laughing during the whole 'poo' in the pool bit- and when Bill Murray ate it!

Originally posted by LucyCompanyPhan
13 going on 30. You’ll have a smile on your face the whole time. Its charming and Jennifer Garner is prefect. The ending ended a bit too quickly. This movie is fun and it touches your heart. ***

That movie was really great!

Masked and Anonymous- very good

The Haunted Palace - Very good. I'm catching up on all my Vincent Price movies for some reason.

I started watching The Raven today, but the line "There came a tapping" came up and at that very second there was a knock at my door. :eek: It made me jump. Well, that's enough Vincent Price for one day.

Originally posted by Janice
That's a wonderful review you wrote. Thank you. I haven't seen The Passion, and I'm leaning towards not seeing it. I have a problem watching violence, and I would only spend half the movie with my hands over my eyes.

Maybe I'll rent it when it comes to dvd...in probably 2006, lol. At least at home, I can run out of the room, which is what I do when extreme violent scenes start in movies.

You remind me of my mom. Iv'e been trying to get her to watch Schindler's List for 8 years now, but because of the violence, she refuses to. I tried watching Saving Private Ryan with her once, but shortly into the film, she started crying, and ran out of the room. Some people just don't handle that kind of violence in movies all that well, and since "The Passion" is easily the most violent film Iv'e ever seen, there's alot of people who probably shouldn't watch it.

Iv'e always been able to handle violent movies pretty well myself. I try not to watch too many of them, but the ones I have seen, Iv'e been able to make it through without getting freaked out. In real life, I'm about the most squeemish guy on the planet. I nearly faint when I step on a bug. But I don't really have that problem with movies, because I know that the blood and violence is fake.

If you do think that you'll be able to handle it by the time it comes out on DVD Janice, you should definitely check it out. It's one of the most touching movies Iv'e ever seen, and I think you might like it.

Planet of the Apes

Smithereens.

Made in 1982 and directed by Susan Sieldman (sp?). Really cool movie. Low budget independant film I believe but it's gritty and realistic. Worth checking out.

You remind me of my mom. Iv'e been trying to get her to watch Schindler's List for 8 years now, but because of the violence, she refuses to. I tried watching Saving Private Ryan with her once, but shortly into the film, she started crying, and ran out of the room. Some people just don't handle that kind of violence in movies all that well, and since "The Passion" is easily the most violent film Iv'e ever seen, there's alot of people who probably shouldn't watch it. I think I'm the same as your Mom. I like violence when it's fantasy like as in Batman, Spider-Man, etc but when it's realistic, graphic gritty stuff like Saving Private Ryan, Schindler's List, Passion of Christ etc, I just CAN'T watch those kind of movies. I know they would upset and depress me SO much that I just stay well clear of that kind of genre.

I don't know if they count- but I've been watchign a lot of TV DVD's lately.

First:
-Freaks & Geeks (I finished it on Sunday, after getting it on the 10th)
-Saved By the Bell Seasons 3 & 4 (still on the 1st disc)
-My 3rd volume of "The Carol Burnett Show" from Columbia House

The Cooler

A Kiss Before Dying (remake)- it was good, very interesting plot. I saw the film because it's based on ira levin's book- so I'll probably read the book now cos I'm a big fan of Levin's.

Originally posted by Janice
Me too. The ending is so uplifting. :)

Yeah, I cry every time I see that last scene. :crying:

Stuck on You

Matt Damon and Greg Kinnear as conjoined twins. Silly but fun.

Field of Dreams. :biglove:

A Little Princess (BBC version with Amelia Shankley) wonderful movie. Only version I know of that follows the book. I just love everything about that movie! Oh, it's done rewinding. Maybe I'll watch it again :)

The Innocents

The Other

An Officer and a Gentleman

Mean Girls

Stella (Bette Midler version)- Bette Midler's one of my favourite actresses, and I hadn't seen this in a while- it was on Hallmark so I taped it.

Cold Mountain

Interesting. I liked it, but I don't think Nicole Kidman was right for the role. She looked really out-of-place.

The Accused

The Whole Ten Yards, which I really disliked. I liked the original "The Whole Nine Yards". but this sequel wasn't even worth it.

The first half of Fiddler on the Roof, m watching the last half tonight

Singin' in the Rain.

It was defintely one of the best movie musicals I've seen in awhile.

Seven- It was brilliant. The last 30 minutes were just brilliant- it's definitely up there with Silence of the Lambs.

Originally posted by webuster
Seven- It was brilliant. The last 30 minutes were just brilliant- it's definitely up there with Silence of the Lambs.
I have images from that movie that I've never been able to shake after all these years. I guess I liked it, but it was very disturbing.

Godsend- wasn't as good as I thought it would be.

I saw the last half of "Something's Gotta Give." I thought I wouldn't like it but it turns out I really did like it.

Twister

Sweet Home Alabama (I hated it. It was.... just boring. The only reason to watch it was 10 seconds of Dakota Fanning in the beginning and she has a kissing scene with some guy **COUGH**whoiamenviousof**COUGH**)

Love Actually (The best romantic comedy since "When Harry Met Sally"! Maybe a tad bit too long but still fantastic. A very romantic film. I recommend this one highly!)

The Big Empty (A strange little movie. I like both Favreau and Grammer but the movie was just too weird to enjoy)

Freddy vs Jason - Horrible!
Ice Age - Good
Twin Falls Idaho - Pretty good

Mean Girls :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Big Fish

Last 2 I saw -

Hidalgo - Saw it twice in theatres, real good movie.

The Missing - Pretty interesting.

That's probably the only time I'll ever watch 2 straight movies in a row that takes place in the past and heavily involves horses.

Good burger

The Lion King

Daddy Day Care

Kill Bill
Mean Girls
Unbreakable

Breakfast at Tiffanys & Funny Face :)

Pulp Fiction

The Lion King :lol:

History of the World

Apt Pupil

WiseGirls

'Intolerable Cruelty' and 'Planes, trains and automobiles'

Stephen King's The Stand

One Hour Photo

A Weekend in the Country

Mallrats- my favourite part was when Jay and Silent Bob beat up the Easter bunny LOL

Videodrome

Love Comes Softly and the tail end of Ghost.


Originally posted by Colonel Juke "N" Jive
Mallrats- my favourite part was when Jay and Silent Bob beat up the Easter bunny LOL

:rotflmao:

SNL The Best of mike MYers (Compiltaion ) , oh and in the theater I saw Van Helsing, great movie

Sordid Lives. Funny movie!

Yesterday I watched Freaky Friday, and Runaway Jury.

i just saw van helsing..pretty good movie

Originally posted by you-suc)<
i just saw van helsing..pretty good movie

Me too :D

I loved it. Didn't expect to, my brother dragged me there, but it was a fantastic film.

Aileen: Life and Death of a Serial Killer

I still haven't seen Monster (I've seen the boring tv movie with Jean Smart)- but this was really intriguing. I really wanna see Monster and selling of a serial killer now- hopefully channel four will show it too (that was the channel showing the Jean Smart film too)>

The Beach- I loved it

Boogie Nights

Legacy of Sin: The William Coit Jr story.

I'm bored, and there is nothing on TV so I'm watching Selena on VH1.

The Uncanny- proving once again my warped sense of humour, I just couldn't stop laughing at some of the cat attack scenes! Though I did find the film interesting (I've always been suspicious of cats kinda)- and the 'special' effects between the 2 inch high girl, the sharp stick and the cat are so bad they're funny!

I saw Van Helsing last Sunday!!! It was great...:) I first thought it was going to be scary but Dracula was the coolest!!!!


Feen

The House Where Evil Dwells

Almost Famous- It was AWESOME

Big Fish. :biglove: :heart: :kiss: :loveya:

Ferris Bueller's Day Off, for the 31st time!

The Hulk

The Other Sister

"Just One of the Guys"

80's movies rule.

Igby Goes Down

Scary Movie 3--Loved it!

Masked and Anonymous- I loved it.

Peter Pan

The Best of Will Ferrell SNL ( Compilation )

Halloween 6 The Curse of Michael Myers than Black Christmas

mean girls

How To Lose a Guy in 10 Days- I liked it :o

Troy-wow.

28 Days Later - pretty good, not as scary as I expected tho

Originally posted by BuffySlayer79
28 Days Later - pretty good, not as scary as I expected tho

Yeah, I watched that last night on HBO. Very overrated.

The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys

Just One of the Guys

Prom Night

Originally posted by little insomniac
Just One of the Guys

Prom Night

I don't know which one of those two movies is scarier.

;)

Originally posted by TJL
I don't know which one of those two movies is scarier.

;)

:lol: I'm stuck on cheesy movies.

They're one of my weaknesses. ;)

Helter Skelter (1976) than Helter Skelter (2004)

The rest of The Dick Van Dyke Show Season 1 disc 1

Troy, and Presumed Innocent.

Originally posted by Princess2003
Presumed Innocent.
:clap:

"You understand what happened had to happen. Couldn't have turned out any other way."

Anyways...the last movie I watched was...Judicial Consent.

Originally posted by consentida
:clap:

"You understand what happened had to happen. Couldn't have turned out any other way."

Anyways...the last movie I watched was...Judicial Consent.

LMAO! "There are over a hundred lawyers down there, they couldn't find one that she didn't..." well you know. Judicial Consent rocks! Fortuantly I have the edited version. :)

Blood Work (2002)

From Hell- great movie.

Willard

Tourist Trap

Sleepaway Camp

Ghost Story

Wet Hot American Summer

Freddie vs Jason

Shaun of the Dead

Harry POtter and the Sorcerer's Stone

A couple eps on Disc 2 of my Dick Van Dyke Show Season 2 DVD

Shrek 2. :D

Funny Girl- it was a bit long, but I thought it was really good. I've taped Funny Lady as well- gonna watch it too now.

Strange Brew then Shrek 2 :D

Shrek 2, its great!

Scary Movie 3

Amazing Stories: The Movie

Death Becomes Her- good film.

I'm still really pissed off because I taped 'Victor/Victoria' so I could watch the Friend's finale, and Victor/Victoria was starting to look very good as I switched over to watch Friends- then when I checked today, Victor/Victoria didn't tape- I gotta see this film someday!

Shrek 2:D

I watched "Bubba Ho-tep" this afternoon.

Elvis (Bruce Campbell) and John F. Kennedy (Ossie Davis) battle a cowboy boot wearing Mummy who is draining the souls of the elderly residents of a Texas nursing home.

I swear to God this is a movie. And a pretty good one. A must for Bruce Campbell fans.

The DVD audio commentary is hilarious. Campball riffs on the film (and tons of other stuff) as Elvis.

;)

Originally posted by TJL
I watched "Bubba Ho-tep" this afternoon.

Elvis (Bruce Campbell) and John F. Kennedy (Ossie Davis) battle a cowboy boot wearing Mummy who is draining the souls of the elderly residents of a Texas nursing home.

I swear to God this is a movie. And a pretty good one. A must for Bruce Campbell fans.

The DVD audio commentary is hilarious. Campball riffs on the film (and tons of other stuff) as Elvis.

;) LOL!

Somebody Has To Shoot the Picture. Great movie!

Never heard of that movie


Anyways for me, The Best of Rowan and Martin's Laugh In Vol 2 : Dsic 1 ( I watched 1 ep , its hilarious)

Originally posted by "Weird" Jack Wilso-vic
Never heard of that movie


Anyways for me, The Best of Rowan and Martin's Laugh In Vol 2 : Dsic 1 ( I watched 1 ep , its hilarious)

Somebody Has to Shoot the Picture was on HBO originally and not released in the theaters. I'm a big Bonnie Bedelia fan, and so I try to get as many of her movies as I can.

The last movie I saw was Monster. I think I would have liked it more, if they hadn't just focused on the relationship between Aileen and Selby. I mean yes it was important. What I wanted to know was why she went off on most of those men and did it. I guess she just went nuts. Other than that it was okay.

Originally posted by Princess2003
Somebody Has to Shoot the Picture was on HBO originally and not released in the theaters. I'm a big Bonnie Bedelia fan, and so I try to get as many of her movies as I can.

The last movie I saw was Monster. I think I would have liked it more, if they hadn't just focused on the relationship between Aileen and Selby. I mean yes it was important. What I wanted to know was why she went off on most of those men and did it. I guess she just went nuts. Other than that it was okay. Ah cool

Ah, thats good , I havent seen it is Charlize Theron good in it?

Butterflies are Free

South Park Bigger, Longer, and Uncut than Wait Until Dark

The Sure Thing, awesome movie

Troy.......better than I expected.

The Maltese Falcon (1941).........hated it.

Tombstone (1993)........good movie, rated it an 8 out of 10.

Far From Heaven


Julianne should have won the Oscar.

Originally posted by Eddie Haskell
The Maltese Falcon (1941).........hated it.

I saw this for the first time a couple months ago and I didn't like it either.

Originally posted by HuntingtonM15
I saw this for the first time a couple months ago and I didn't like it either.

Supposed to be a classic and maybe it is but I just thought it was a hokey movie. Probably because it's dated but I know that awhile back I saw Double Indemnity from 1944 and that was a terriffic movie. Also, Body and Soul from 1947 was one of the best movies I have ever seen.

Best of Rowan and Martins Laugh-IN Vol 2, Disc 1, ep2 HILARIOUS!

Top Gun

It happend one night w/ Clark Gable & Claudette Colbert.

Originally posted by Eddie Haskell
Supposed to be a classic and maybe it is but I just thought it was a hokey movie. Probably because it's dated but I know that awhile back I saw Double Indemnity from 1944 and that was a terriffic movie. Also, Body and Soul from 1947 was one of the best movies I have ever seen.

Yeah, I love a ton of classic movies, but this one did nothing for me. I thought it was quite boring.

My Girl. Love that movie.

Speed

Funny Lady- the plot moved a bit too fast and was a bit muddled sometimes, but I still liked it better than Funny Girl.

The Girl Next Door

Pumpkin (A satire and a love story all in one. I loved it. Smart, funny and romantic)

Scenes from a Mall (I only saw part of it but that's because I was tired. It's good so far)

Envy (Not bad. I mean, it was stupid and not really my cup of tea but it as ok with a knapsack on my back)

Scary Movie 3 (Stupid. I only watched half of it)

The Third Wheel (An ok Luke Wilson/Denise Richards romantic comedy. I liked the stuff with Ben Affleck)

The Lord Of The Rings 3: Return Of The Jedi or whatever it's called...

Great film! They really saved the best for last.

;)

Mean Girls (2004)..........thought this would be too young for me but it did have a message and was a pretty decent movie. Some corny humor but also some true to life stuff; worth the $4.75 matinee price of admission.

Scary Movie 3. Dumb.

Heathers

Dreamcatcher

Spice World & The Birdcage. God I love Spice World!!!

The Day After Tomorrow

"Super Size Me'' I thought it was great. It was pure awesomness.

Best o Rowan and Martin's Laugh-IN Vol 2 Disc 2

Shrek 2

Shadow of the Vampire
Stealing Harvard

My Sexiest Mistake (It was actually a pretty good movie and I'm glad that they didn't drag the whole mistaken identity out as long as they although I would have liked to have seen more with the redhead and the gigolo).

the day after tomorrow (or whatever the title is)
i swear that movie was written by an NGO lol.

The Best Years of Our Lives

Best of Rowna and Martin's Laugh-IN Vol/ 2 Disc 2, Ep 2

Frequency

"Flash Gordon"

Best soundtrack featuring Queen ever!

;)

The Day After Tomororow
National Lampoon's Vacation
Spice World

The Rookie (2002)...........good movie, a little corny but I give it a 7 out of 10.

Rowan and Martin's Laugh In Vol 2 Disc 3, ep 1

Honey - four words:

Jessica
Alba
too
cute

Monster

Originally posted by HuntingtonM15
Monster

I'll be watching that on a rental dvd tomorrow. Last movie I watched was Catch That Kid.

Originally posted by vashti1999
I'll be watching that on a rental dvd tomorrow.

I bought the DVD yesterday. :)

Superstar :rofl:

North By Northwest. A Hitchcock classic. One of the greatest films ever made.

Outrageous Fortune!!!


Feen

Monster - Sharon Gless...I mean, Charlize Theron was really great in this movie. So was Christina Ricci; underrated performance from her.

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

Satan's School For Girls (1973)

Jaws

Collateral Damage...............blah!

Harry Potter 3

In America

Shrek 2, nowhere as funny as the first IMO

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban: It was ok, I guess better than the other two (the characters are more human, there's a bit more comedy), BUT, it gets very very muddled through the last half hour or so, the very end scene is terrible, and the whole 'it's soooo much darker' thing the media has been using is overly-hyped. Yes, it is darker, but not as much as it's being made out to be. Also, what's started to annoy me about the Harry Potter films is they're becoming like Bond films- in the way each bond film has to have a new gagdet etc, only with HP it's a new spell, a new teacher etc, and it kind of wears thin.

Apart from the last half hour, and some other things, it was good- the actors are better (but for some reason, it felt like Hermione was left out of much of it- even though she was almost always onscreen)- Emma Thompson's small role is funny, as well as Dawn French. I thought David Thewlis as Professor Lupin was better than Gary Oldman's Sirius Black (who actually got on my nerves- though he isn't in it as long as I thought he'd have been).

OT: This is kind of creepy, but in this film, David Thewlis looks alot like Gary Oldman when he did the guest appearance on Friends



Monster - Sharon Gless...I mean, Charlize Theron was really great in this movie. So was Christina Ricci; underrated performance from her.

Does Sharon Gless look like Charlize Theron? I've only seen Gless in revenge of the stepford wives so I'm not sure..

Originally posted by webuster
Does Sharon Gless look like Charlize Theron? I've only seen Gless in revenge of the stepford wives so I'm not sure..

Sharon Gless was pretty back in her Cagney And Lacey days, but she is kinda scary (tho kinda fun) looking on Queer As Folk, she plays the mom of Michael on the show

first pic is Sharon Gless as Debbie on QAF, and the second is Charlize as the Monster. They kinda look alike, lol

http://club.telepolis.com/mordebcn/Queer%20as%20folk,%20los%20actores/debbieg.jpg http://www.everythingoscar.com/CharlizeMonster.jpg

There were a few secnes in Monster where I was looking at the face and it reminded me of someone I've seen before, at least in some of the facial mannerisms of Charlize's character, the closest I came up with was Sharon Gless.

Wow; I can remember when Sharon Gless was hot. Must be getting old. Now I guess Gless is a Mess.....yes!! :talk:

Shattered Glass


GREAT movie!

Troop Beverly Hills - I watched it three times yesterday!

The Addams Family Values.
I liked it a lot more than the first Addams Family movie.

Igby Goes Down

Blow

Say It Isn't So on DVD.They should've used the deleted ending instead of leaving it out

My friend and I watched Daddy Day Care, and we decided to watch Titanic last night

The Recruit and The Count of Monte Cristo (2002). Both pretty decent movies.

Mrs. Winterbourne

Eurotrip - stupid hilarious

Rosemary's Baby

My mom and I watched it together - aside from the creepiness, it's actually a very good dramatic movie. We recognized Sharon Tate at the party scene, which got us both :(

Stay Tuned

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban