East of Eden. My favourite James Dean movie.

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?- There are some slow parts, but Burton and Taylor's performance were so great, and the dialogue so fast and witty (especially from Burton) that I can't help but love this film! Sandy Dennis performance was really odd, and it was strange noticing her pregnant halfway through the film. IMO, Burton gave the best performance. I'm still a bit confused though, so I've watched it twice, and I'm still puzzled!

"I need to put some powder on my nose"

George: "Martha, show her where we keep the eh, euphemism"


WHAT A DUMP!

Originally posted by webuster
Igby goes down- I thought it was really good, and unpredictable.
Susan Sarandon's Mimi is a great character- funny and evil. Russel the 'painter who doesn't paint' has the best and funniest lines in the film:

"Anne Frank! Anne Frank! The soldiers are gone. Come out and play."

I love that movie!

Who Framed Roger Rabbit:lol:

The Phildadelphia Story

An all around excellent '40s movie.

American Pie

My Cousin Vinny...the stupid channel cut it to shreds, though. :o

I watched Terminator 2: Judgement Day two days ago and I must say I LOVED IT. :)

I just went to see The Butterfly Effect....there's this kid in it he's really hot:)

The Order

Freaky Friday

Guys and Dolls

Freddy vs. Jason

Amityville: Dollhouse

Weird Science :rock:

Uptown Girls and half of Liar Liar.

Robocop 3.

Too lazy to find the remote.

;)

Less Than Zero

Cheetah girls

"Once Upon A time In Mexico," the third installment in the El Mariachi series.

They should have quit while they were ahead.

I Capture the Castle
I want to marry Ryan Banks (really good movie)
Unconditional Love (with Kathy Bates. Think "Misery" as a comedy only screwier)
The Goodbye Girl (2004)
The Goodbye Girl (1977)

'Darkness Falls'- before watching this the people I know in school really built up my expectations, hyping the film up- but I was kind of dissappointed. It gets to be a really slow film after the first 40 minutes, until the ending.

Bruce Almighty

Something To Talk About

Black Christmas

Juwanna Mann (sp?)

somethings gotta give

Grease

Conspiracy Theory

Total Recall

Earth vs. The Spider- very, very bad/ funny movie.

Sleepers

Wow! I caught this on TV. I had forgotten what an incredible movie this was....great cast.

The Car


Originally posted by Janice
Sleepers

Wow! I caught this on TV. I had forgotten what an incredible movie this was....great cast.

Absolutely.. Moving, amazing and very powerful I thought. And the cast was top notch.

Catch me if You Can

Probably wouldn't count The Sopranos as a movie but I just finished watching Season #4

My Girl- made me ball :)

Radio

Erin Brockovich

Monty Python and the holy grail

The Majestic...really good movie. :)

Jeepers Creepers (the first one) for like the 38743287501982750982175 time.:D

9 to 5

Back to the Future 2

Squirm

Originally posted by Colonel Juke "N" Jive
My Girl- made me ball :)

And what movie did you watch while this was going on? :eek:

The Perfect Storm.


Good god that movie drags on.

"Seabiscuit"... damn, I rented five movies, and only watched two. They are due today. :o

Originally posted by Colonel Juke "N" Jive
Back to the Future 2

Thats a good movie. I like Michael J. Fox

Big Fish- Great, great, great movie.

last movie i saw in theatres was the butterfly effect...but i watched anger management for like the 20th time on video yesterday!

Hair- I loved it, if you like musicals see it

My Boss's Daughter

Legally Blonde 2: Red, White, and Blonde.

Young Guns

Along Came Polly

Bluehill Avenue

The Blues Brothers

Big Fish

In the Bedroom

Goldfinger

Normal

Phantasm

Secretary

Scream
Scream 2
Scream 3

Panic in Needle Park

Cabin Fever

The Brady Bunch Movie- Laughed my @$$ off it in! It was soooo funny!!

Monster

Pillow Talk

Finding Nemo

Harold & Maude

"The Man Without a Face"

Lost in Translation

The Long Walk Home with Whoopi Goldberg and Sissy Spacek. It had potential but didn't seem to go anywhere.

"Vegas Vacation"

JACK FROST 2: REVENGE OF THE MUTANT KILLER SNOWMAN

if you wanna check it out, it'll be on HBO Zone late Thursday night, highly recommended viewing.

WiseGirls

Thirteen

Office Space

Scream 2- I'm only realising how bad that film really was.

Jeepers Creepers.. again.:D

The Brady Bunch Movie

For Richer Or Poorer

Cape Fear (with Robert DeNiro)

Lost In Translation. I really enjoyed it. Bill Murray was fantastic.

Under The Tuscan Sun. It was okay....on the boring side.

The Wash with Dr. Dre and Poop Dog; a silly remake of the 1976 classic Car Wash..The Original was better

In Theatres: Win A Date With Tad Hamilton
At Home: The Goonies

Face To Face

Wrong Turn

History of the World: Part I

The Jacksons: An American Dream.

28 Days Later

Normal

Fixing to watch Pirates of the Carrabean

Win a Date with Tad Hamilton

Die Hard. :biglove:

Bloody Murder-horrible acting
Candyman

Middlemarch

The Rocky Horror Picture Show

Along Came Polly

Originally posted by little insomniac
The Rocky Horror Picture Show

:lol: I'm watching Shock Treatment ;)

Originally posted by -*Leah*-
Along Came Polly

How was it? :confused: I wasn't sure by the previews.

"Zelig"

A truly amazing Woody Allen film.
One of his underappreciated gems. Rent it immediatly.

"Friday After Next"- I thought it was funny.

"Underworld" Special Edition DVD.

In other words, it was horrible in a very special way.

;)

Liar Liar

One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest- I thought it was great, but the ending was so sad, I thought mcmurphy would've escaped. Also- why in every army or hospital film or anything does at least one good guy have to die just when you think it's all going good? Billy died in this, and in The Great Escape the little scottish guy dies!

Originally posted by TJL
"Underworld" Special Edition DVD. In other words, it was horrible in a very special way.
:lol:

I've got this movie on Netflix order.

The hubby likes the action and adventure movies. Steven Seagal, Jean Claude Van Dam, Chuck Norris, Jackie Chan, etc.

He cracks me up. The more car chase scenes and blown up stuff, the better.

Kill Bill Volume 1


Hey Janice, if your husband likes action, maybe Kill Bill is the answer. Word of caution though, it is very bloody.

Rugrats Go Wild

Originally posted by Brian Damage
Kill Bill Volume 1
Hey Janice, if your husband likes action, maybe Kill Bill is the answer. Word of caution though, it is very bloody.
Oh yeah, Kill Bill is right up his Bruce Willis, Schwartzenegger alley. I'll watch that one as well since I've loved all of Tarantino's films. As for the violence, I'll do what I always do--put the sofa pillow up to my face and miss half the movie.

It's scheduled for dvd release in April, unless a certain industry insider can help me out beforehand. ;)

Lol absolutely. As long as you don't mind "Property of Miramax films" on the top of the screen.

Jeepers Creepers 2

Uptown Girls

"Merci pour le chocolat" (It was good--an interesting choice of genre for the subject matter it addressed).

"American Splendor."

Great film.

Paul Giamatti is one of the greatest actors working today.

Ever After.

Eh, it was on tv. Wasn't as good as I remembered, but hey, Richard O'Brien was still in it ;)

Originally posted by Liza
Ever After.
Eh, it was on tv. Wasn't as good as I remembered, but hey, Richard O'Brien was still in it ;)
Drew Barrymore. I loved it. Sad, with that great ending. Angelica Houston was good too.

Originally posted by TJL
"American Splendor."

Great film.
I'll say. I looked it up on Rottentomatoes.com, and it got a 96% rating. I'll have to order it.

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/AmericanSplendor-1124972/

Originally posted by Janice
Drew Barrymore. I loved it. Sad, with that great ending. Angelica Houston was good too.

I loved it the first time I saw it, but it just wasn't as good as I remembered. Kinda, well, boring. And what was with her wearing wings to the ball? Okay, maybe I just wasn't in the mood ;)

I finally saw Disney's animated classic "Alice in Wonderland" for the first time (I got the Masterpiece Edition as a late Christmas present). I loved it, although it seemed short. If you like Alice in Wonderland and don't own it, I strongly recommend the Masterpiece Edition. I also got to see a Mickey Mouse short film called "Thru the Mirror" or something like that. Very interesting. In addition, I saw a part of the "One Hour in Wonderland" feature, which was the first animated sequence in "Song of the South." In that part, James Baskett (as Uncle Remus), sings the Academy Award winning song "Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah" and Br'er Rabbit runs away.

Originally posted by Liza
I loved it the first time I saw it, but it just wasn't as good as I remembered. Kinda, well, boring. And what was with her wearing wings to the ball? Okay, maybe I just wasn't in the mood ;)
That happens to me with certain movies. I'll love them the first time and yawn during the second viewing.
I don't recall the wigs. I rented it when it first came out. I just remember really enjoying it.
Have you ever seen the 60s TV version of Cinderella? Lesley Ann Warren was so beautiful....and I forget his name, the guy who plays Alan Quartermane on General Hospital??
It's a low budget but great little film. They used to air it every year when I was growing up, just like they did with the Wizard Of Oz.
I used to get almost hypnotized as a little girl when they danced at the ball. :)

Monster with Charlize Theron.......not a great movie but Theron's acting was top notch.

Sixteen Candles- My first time seeing it, I loved it!

Originally posted by Janice
Have you ever seen the 60s TV version of Cinderella? Lesley Ann Warren was so beautiful....and I forget his name, the guy who plays Alan Quartermane on General Hospital??
It's a low budget but great little film. They used to air it every year when I was growing up, just like they did with the Wizard Of Oz.
I used to get almost hypnotized as a little girl when they danced at the ball. :)


YES!! So, so good. The music is great too! I have the soundtrack, and though it's not the same cast, Julie Andrews definitely does the songs justice! :)

Originally posted by Janice
That happens to me with certain movies. I'll love them the first time and yawn during the second viewing.
I don't recall the wigs. I rented it when it first came out. I just remember really enjoying it.
Have you ever seen the 60s TV version of Cinderella? Lesley Ann Warren was so beautiful....and I forget his name, the guy who plays Alan Quartermane on General Hospital??
It's a low budget but great little film. They used to air it every year when I was growing up, just like they did with the Wizard Of Oz.
I used to get almost hypnotized as a little girl when they danced at the ball. :)

Of course I have! :) I'm a big Cinderella fan, so it's kinda strange that I'm not a big Ever-After fan. Love the cheesey Lesley Ann Warren version (Stuart Damon was the Prince) and the remake with Brandy was good too. I loved "The Slipper and the Rose" with Richard Chamberlain - one of the best period adaptations I've ever seen of it :)

Originally posted by Ria
YES!! So, so good. The music is great too! I have the soundtrack, and though it's not the same cast, Julie Andrews definitely does the songs justice! :)
Ten minutes ago I met you....my head started reeling, it gave me the feeling, the room had no feeling or floor.
Great song. I'll probably have it stuck in my head all day, lol.

Last movie I watched was Freddy vs. Jason.

The Long, Long Trailer with Lucille Ball! :cool:

Such a *sweet* & funny movie! :D

Pearl Harbor.

Ever After and BLue Lagoon, they were both on tv...i'd never seen the blue lagoon before, i liked it a lot!!

^^Pearl Harbor is one of my favourite movies, i love every minute of it!!!

Big Fish

Just came back from film class where we watched this awful Western made in East Germany in the 60s. East Germans should not try playing Native Americans. ohno: Very sad.

Along Came Polly!! Funny and gross out humor!!

Legend

Bus Stop

Friday After Next

Originally posted by popcornperson2002
Big Fish

:rock: I gotta see that movie again.

Originally posted by david&maddie4ever
:rock: I gotta see that movie again.


Was it that good? From the previews it looked confusing.

party monster

Originally posted by Vera Wang
Was it that good? From the previews it looked confusing.

Truthfully, I was one of the best movies I've ever seen...no kidding. :nod: But it's one of those movies that you'll either absolutely love or absolutely hate. *shrugs* I just happened to love it. :biglove:

BTW: It was confusing, but that's part of the charm. ;)

~Lauren

:sheep

Originally posted by david&maddie4ever
Truthfully, I was one of the best movies I've ever seen...no kidding. :nod: But it's one of those movies that you'll either absolutely love or absolutely hate. *shrugs* I just happened to love it. :biglove:

BTW: It was confusing, but that's part of the charm. ;)

~Lauren

:sheep

Hey Lauren, you must've seen the newest one.. the one I watched earlier was from 1956, with Marilyn Monroe. :)

I just finished Madame Bovary and La Separation--both good. I'm on a French film kick and I have to say that I think Isabelle Huppert is the best dramatic actress in any language, ever. (Not that I'm overstating at all;) )

The Dead Zone

Intolerable Cruelty

Biker Boyz.

Originally posted by Janice
Intolerable Cruelty

So cute! I saw it in the theatre and really liked it. :)

L'annee derniere a Marienbad and Solaris (both for a class)

American Splendor

Parenthood and An Officer and a Gentleman.

Office Space

Platoon

50 first Dates

Bad Boys II

It makes time travel seem completely plausible compared to the nonsense going on there.

As Good As It Gets..

Originally posted by Janice
Intolerable Cruelty

For some reason I missed the fact that the Coen brothers were behind this movie.

They are one of my favorites:

Raising Arizona
The Big Lebowski
Fargo

My top picks of their movies, though the others are all very good as well.

Oceans 11. I love this movie. I can't wait for Oceans 12. Catherine Zeta Jones is gonna star.

My Bloody Valentine

Final destination 2

Home: White Water Summer
Theatre: 50 First Dates

Goodfellas- this film is so interesting! There are few films I stay up till 1 o'clock watching, I was hooked. Very good film.

Glitter

St. Elmo's Fire

Oceans Eleven....... again

She's Having a Baby

The Infamous Gigli; yes, it was absolutely
TERRIBLE... Some of the worst acting I have ever seen:rolleyes:

I watched
Girl, Interrupted
Miss Congeniality
and Murder By Numbers all today

Saturday night I rented:

Catch Me If You Can

Poolhall Junkies

CMIYC was terriffic and PJ was okay.

Amateur and Loulou

Jerry McGuire

Bring It On

Vanilla Sky

The Stepford Husbands
Hair

igby goes down

Monster.

Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood


and tonight at 10 I'm watching Lifetime's "She's Too Young"

"Baby's Day Out" :lol: That movie makes me happy.

Lost In Translation.


Wonderful movie.

Eve's Bayou

Originally posted by Jrnygrl
Monster.

How was that? I tell ya, I give Charlize some major credit for doing what she did for that movie. :nod:

Anyway, the last movie I watched was Mercury Rising. :D

Originally posted by ToXicBoom
igby goes down

Heard some good things about this movie........how was it?

Originally posted by ToXicBoom
igby goes down

I love that movie! The last movie I saw was Wrong Turn.

Originally posted by Eddie Haskell
Heard some good things about this movie........how was it?

it was pretty good; definitely give it a try

Originally posted by david&maddie4ever
How was that? I tell ya, I give Charlize some major credit for doing what she did for that movie. :nod:

I saw it and thought it was really good and well acted.

Originally posted by Eddie Haskell
Heard some good things about this movie........how was it?

I liked Igby Goes Down, but it's not a happy movie. Most every character is miserable in some fashion.

Scotland, Pa. with Christopher Walken. Movie was average, Walken was very good. Maura Tierney was in this movie which makes it worth seeing right there. :happyface

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

the hours

Breakfast at Tiffanys

Originally posted by DianeChambers87
Breakfast at Tiffanys

*Gushing* Oh oh oh!!! SOOOOOOOOOOOOO good. One of my top 10 of all time, and it made me a life-long Audrey Hepburn fan! I'll never get over this movie! :D

I watched La Ceremonie today--really disturbing. . .

Back to the Future

Chicago ;)

Cold Mountain

Originally posted by Janice
Cold Mountain

I'm not a big fan of either Nicole Kidman or Renee Zellweger but they were both tremendous in this movie. Hoping that Zellweger wins the Oscar for Best Supporting and am surprised that Kidman wasn't nominated for Best Actress. Also that Cold Mountain wasn't nominated for Best picture was a joke.

The Fighting Temptations

Alien

Master and Commander: The Far Side of The World

It wasn't my type of movie but it had the hunk factor going for it with Russell Crowe. My husband loved it, and I don't think the hunk factor crossed his mind. Hope not anyway. ;)

Intolerable Cruelty. Great Movie

Along Came Polly


Not very good

One of my favorite movies in the whole world: A River Runs Through It.

"James Dean" made in 2001, it was okay.

50 First Dates. That movie was pretty funny.

Charlie's Angels (tv show pilot)

50 First Dates (Did anyone else think it was sad?)

Dude, Where's my Car?

Tootsie- Great, great movie!

Right now I'm watchting Tremors. I love this movie :D

Swirl

Originally posted by Sitcomwriter
50 First Dates (Did anyone else think it was sad?)

I thought it was a little sad. I mean you go to sleep, and the next morning you can't remember what happened the day before. That is sad. I thought it had some funny parts though.

The Emporers Club

My Best Friend's Wedding

Originally posted by Eddie Haskell
Hoping that Zellweger wins the Oscar for Best Supporting and am surprised that Kidman wasn't nominated for Best Actress. Also that Cold Mountain wasn't nominated for Best picture was a joke.
I agree. Cold Mountain should definitely have received an Oscar nomination for Best Picture. I liked it better than most of the other nominees -- Seabiscuit, Master and Commander and Lost in Translation. I didn't see LOTR which will most likely win.

I did like Mystic River the best, of the five nominated movies.

in the cut

Originally posted by Janice
I agree. Cold Mountain should definitely have received an Oscar nomination for Best Picture.

Yeah, it's kind of ridiculous that it didn't. Renee is the only one from the movie up for a SAG award tonight. I really hope she wins the Oscar. Besides giving an excellent performance, it really is her time to win one! This is the 3rd year in a row she has been nominated for one.

Over the weekend I saw:

The Thin Red Line....very good movie

Happy Acidents....average but Marisa Tomei was in it which makes it worth watching.

Bad Apple.....went absolutely nowhere.

Life is Beautiful..........watched half the movie, shut it off as I thought it sucked.

Thank God It's Friday and Black Widow.

Groundhog Day

My Cousin Vinny

Sling Blade

Uptown Saturday Night

hedwig and the angry inch

Elvira's Haunted Hills

Yesterday I was so tired, lazy and hungover I watched "Daredevil" again because I couldn't bother to fetch the remote.

Dear God, I need to stop drinking!

;)

The Rookie...with Dennis Quaid. :biglove:

Originally posted by HuntingtonM15
My Cousin Vinny

You :rock:!

Originally posted by david&maddie4ever
You :rock:!

:) I bought the DVD yesterday.

Originally posted by HuntingtonM15
:) I bought the DVD yesterday.

I :heart: that movie so much! :D My sig is in tribute to it. :biglove:

Intolerable Cruelty. For like the 6 time. I love this movie.

Originally posted by Crimson and Clover
Sling Blade

One of the all-time great movies ever made.

side show

More scary movies.. :lol:

Dark Night of the Scarecrow

April Fool's Day

The Hitcher

Mars Attacks (great, great, great film!)

Thelma and Louise- first time I've ever watched it (it was on tv) and I always thought it was some sort of buddy style film (i knew the ending though)- like a banger sisters thing- but no! Susan Sarandons character (she's Louise isn't she?) shoots a guy 10 minutes in! But- I still loved this film. I'll see it again sumtime.

Fifteen and Pregnant.

Thank God it's friday..I taped it on Sunday and so far I have watched it like five times...:lol:

Gladiator

John Carpenter's The Thing

The Missing

Heaven Help Us.

The Musketeer

paradise

The Perfect Storm

night at the golden eagle

Barbershop 2

My Dog Skip

Going to see the Passion of the Christ probably this weekend since it will be in the sixties in Tennessee despite snowing today!!

Los Olvidados, Adaptation, Rien ne va plus

caught

Flashdance and Footloose!!

camp

Monster

Pirates of the Caribbean

The Pick-Up Artist

For the billionth time, this afternoon on HBO, "Ocean's Eleven."

Love that movie.