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Factotum, again. It's somewhat like watching a replay of parts of my own life. The ugly parts.

Under the Mistletoe (2006)

Jaime Ray Newman

Michael Shanks

Ingrid Torrance

Russell Porter

Burkely Duffield

Conan Graham

Apart from Ghost, this is a number 2 movie with outstanding characters and story line.

"Once upon a time in America". Used to own that movie. I watch it every time the movie channels run it.

Last night I watched 'The Accidental Husband' on my sons X-Box, followed by 'Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging', both rom-coms and both were amusing. I enjoyed watching them, especially the latter. I didn't realise Eastbourne was so stunning.

Last night we watched Knowing with Nicolas Cage and 12 Rounds with John Cena.

Mustang;1270344 wrote: Last night we watched Knowing with Nicolas Cage and 12 Rounds with John Cena.


What did you think of 'Knowing'? I really enjoyed the beginning but felt the end was really lame. It's such a shame because it spoiled a really good film.

Rapunzel;1270348 wrote: What did you think of 'Knowing'? I really enjoyed the beginning but felt the end was really lame. It's such a shame because it spoiled a really good film.


hmmmmm I was going to see it as I do like Cage, sounds like its a flop!

Rapunzel;1270348 wrote: What did you think of 'Knowing'? I really enjoyed the beginning but felt the end was really lame. It's such a shame because it spoiled a really good film.


IDK wouldn't say it was lame. With them only taking the children to procreate made sense to leave dad behind. Cage reuniting with a family he hadn't seen in years, was a cool way of going out. We enjoyed watching it. This Cage movie was far better than Ghostrider.

Dirty Dancing.....again

wow, could he move.:-4

My Sisters Keeper





Cameron Diaz is a real bitch. She has a daughter that develops cancer so she gets pregnant with another thats been genetically modified to be used as a donor for the sick child. That child sues the bitch to be medically emancipated from being forced to donate organs and poked with needles and such.

Cameron Diaz is a very bad person.

Natural born killers. :yh_mean

What lies Beneath

Michelle Phiffer

Harrison Ford,

no one told me this was a horror story!:-5:-5

now my neck has a spasm becasue I've been uptight for 2 hours.:sneaky::-5:-5



I need a massage, quick!:(

I bought a couple

One flew over the cuckoos nest, and memours of a geisha and gladiator.

fuzzywuzzy;1271167 wrote:

One flew over the cuckoos nest


One certainly did. :rolleyes:

I watched 'inglorious b*stards' with Brad Pitt in. What a funny title i felt embarrased asking for it at the rental shop. It was a great film though. It was like re-writing history showing Hitler gettting asasssinated i am not sure if some of the facts were true to life but it was an amazing idea to oust the bad men out of power!

Ozay;1272598 wrote: I watched 'inglorious b*stards' with Brad Pitt in. What a funny title i felt embarrased asking for it at the rental shop. It was a great film though. It was like re-writing history showing Hitler gettting asasssinated i am not sure if some of the facts were true to life but it was an amazing idea to oust the bad men out of power!


Loved that movie. I just watched another Tarentino movie last night - From Dusk Till Dawn. It was a pretty fun movie but not his best.

mcnulty07;1275385 wrote: Loved that movie. I just watched another Tarentino movie last night - From Dusk Till Dawn. It was a pretty fun movie but not his best.


I love Tarantino`s films, did you see this one.

what a ride that was.

that car is amazing and so was Kurt Russell:yh_rotfl

YouTube - Death proof (2007) trailer

Last one I watched at the theater was "Men who stare at Goats"

I loved it. Brought back some memories.

(Glad I found those brain cells. Though I'd lost them. )

"Up in the Air", and "Avatar" are on the list for this week.

While channel surfing at the hotel, I came across one called, "The Visitor"

Heavy.

Odie;1275407 wrote: I love Tarantino`s films, did you see this one.

what a ride that was.

that car is amazing and so was Kurt Russell:yh_rotfl




Yeah I saw Death Proof. It was alright. My favorite part was actually the fake trailers they had going between DP and the zombie movie.

Hard Candy

don't waste your money on it.:-5

LarsMac;1275423 wrote:

Last one I watched at the theater was "Men who stare at Goats"

I loved it. Brought back some memories.




Sicko !

Saw [500] Days of Summer last night. It's a charmer, highly recommended.

Watched a movie called "Traitor" on the cable.

Don Cheadle, Guy Pearce, and Jeff Daniels.

Heavy stuff. A real thriller.

Nomad;1275476 wrote: Sicko !


They weren't about the goats, in case you are thinking...

LarsMac;1276733 wrote: They weren't about the goats, in case you are thinking...


trust me....he's just joking.

Odie;1276750 wrote: trust me....he's just joking.


I NEVER joke about goats.

LarsMac;1276753 wrote: I NEVER joke about goats.


:yh_rotfl

Sherlock Holmes.

It was pretty cool.

Avatar. Predictable story, astounding imagery. He may not challenge your intellect, but pay him enough money and James Cameron will knock your eyes out.

I saw Avatar yesterday. I thought it was good, the kids loved it.

We saw it in 3D, but it does not really make that much of a difference as the movie is not the 3D type with stuff flying out of the screen at you. I would have been just as happy to see it in normal screen. In fact, after a couple of hours the glasses were a bit of a pain.

Enjoyed the show, very entertaining although the story line was pretty basic, kind of a Star Wars meets Pocahontas story line. The special effects and quality of the imagery was fantastic and I would say it is well worth seeing on the big screen and the moral of the story is good, so overall it is a good evening at the movies.

Wife dragged me off to see "Nine" yesterday. On a scale of 1 to 10 I rate it a 0. She did not like it either.

Lon;1277005 wrote: Wife dragged me off to see "Nine" yesterday. On a scale of 1 to 10 I rate it a 0. She did not like it either.


ack what a shame it was on my list of ones to go see, darn too bad

2012. Abysmal waste of a special effects budget. Far too long. Just didnt care about the characters. 2/10

Family Stone

Snowfire;1277116 wrote: 2012. Abysmal waste of a special effects budget. Far too long. Just didnt care about the characters. 2/10


I agree. Though the scene of LA sliding into the sea was nearly worth the admission price.

They shouldn't have killed off the Russian bimbo and the Plastic surgeon. They were the two characters they developed the most.

Saw 'Up in the Air', last night.

Somewhat of a disappointment. Not because it was a bad movie, per se'

But, they took a book that was a wonderful rant, a la H.S. Thompson, and turned it into a touchie-feelie thing about relationships.

Clooney did a great job, in spite of all that.

Probably worth the admission price if you can get the 'old fart' discount.

Some oldies.

Last of the Dogmen

Scent of a Woman

Basic Instinct 2 (2006)

-should have been rated a rough porn.:rolleyes::-5

'Avatar' last night.

Awesome technical stuff.

Just got home from watching "Invictus".

Nicely done.

LarsMac;1282352 wrote: 'Avatar' last night.

Awesome technical stuff.

Just got home from watching "Invictus".

Nicely done.


wasn't Avator the best!:guitarist:guitarist

Odie;1282354 wrote: wasn't Avator the best!:guitarist:guitarist


Absolutely. The technical advances are a quantum leap from the original Star Wars and far beyond anything the S W sequels ever accomplished. And the 3D was the best I have ever seen.

It wasn't gimicky like most of the 3D to-date, but the imagery just supported the scenes.

The visuals were AMAZING!!!

And the plot was, while a bit predictable, strong enough to keep the thing going.

They still have some work to do on the humanoid torso movements to be truly natural, but they are getting there.

LarsMac;1282358 wrote: Absolutely. The technical advances are a quantum leap from the original Star Wars and far beyond anything the S W sequels ever accomplished. And the 3D was the best I have ever seen.

It wasn't gimicky like most of the 3D to-date, but the imagery just supported the scenes.

The visuals were AMAZING!!!

And the plot was, while a bit predictable, strong enough to keep the thing going.

They still have some work to do on the humanoid torso movements to be truly natural, but they are getting there.


I've never seen 3D, it was overwhelming, the insects, plants, forest, aliens, animal creatures, everything was just spectular!

i thought it was a magnificent story and was shocked just how fast the 3 hours flew by!

Mickey Blue Eyes

Hugh Grant

James Caan

I rated this 5/5,

girls you will love his one!



its not your ordinary love story!:yh_rotfl

Extract. A let down. Few funny parts but not much.

Hangover- Very good. Funny all way through.

Unfaithful

Richad Gere...4th time.

a very nerving movie.

The goods. funny in a stupid way.

hoppy;1284397 wrote: Extract. A let down. Few funny parts but not much.

Hangover- Very good. Funny all way through.


loved the hangover

LarsMac;1275423 wrote: Last one I watched at the theater was "Men who stare at Goats"

I loved it. Brought back some memories.

(Glad I found those brain cells. Though I'd lost them. )

"Up in the Air", and "Avatar" are on the list for this week.

While channel surfing at the hotel, I came across one called, "The Visitor"

Heavy.


I don't think I was in the right frame of mind when i went and saw the Goat flick... I could not wrap my head around it I dunno why.

minks;1285232 wrote: I don't think I was in the right frame of mind when i went and saw the Goat flick... I could not wrap my head around it I dunno why.


Getting into "the goat frame of mind" is a delicate procedure.

"Beyond a reasonable doubt" with Mike Douglas Jr. Excellent movie.