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Drew Barrymore.

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Liar, Liar

stupid movie.

"It's Complicated."

Pretty clever. Streep does her usual great job.

Probably not one to go see if you are not at ease with your recent divorce. You may not see the humor.

My brother-in-law hated it, and he's been re-married nearly 20 years.

AVATAR is amazing it deserves every award it get I want to see it again. :-6

Moonstruck with Cher and Nicolas Cage.



typical Italian family.

eat, drink wine, yell.

THE KEEPER with Steven Seagal. Typical Steven Seagal. He gets involved, beats up or kills everyone. End of movie. I love his movies. The message is simple. Behave or be killed. Nothing alternative or confusing there.

Without a Trace, not bad!:-6

Odie;1293455 wrote: Moonstruck with Cher and Nicolas Cage.



typical Italian family.

eat, drink wine, yell. love that movie

Crazy Heart.

Wow, talk about rode hard and put away wet.

Bridges did an excellent job.

And he can sing, too.

The Outsiders, it is a older movie. but it has a lot of stars. Just starting out in it.

Oh, I just finished watching the movie "No Reservations." It was a wonderful chick flick full of drama, romance, gourmet cooking and good red wine....heavenly...lots of sweetness:-4



No Reservations (2007)



I just received "Julie and Julia" for tomorrow....:-6

southern yankee;1294925 wrote: love that movie


I thought it was cute and so was Nicola Cage!:yh_rotfl

Kathy Ellen;1294932 wrote: Oh, I just finished watching the movie "No Reservations." It was a wonderful chick flick full of drama, romance, gourmet cooking and good red wine....heavenly...lots of sweetness:-4



No Reservations (2007)



I just received "Julie and Julia" for tomorrow....:-6


I haven't seen 'No Reservations', Kathy, but I did enjoy 'Julie and Julia'!! Hope you do.

The French Film Festival has started here and yesterday I saw two movies - Little Nicholas (about a bunch of kids similar age to your students) and their world. It's a kids' classic in France. Set in the ? 50s, 60s. It was charming.

In the evening we went to 'The Hedgehog' - film of the book "Elegance of the Hedgehog" - which I think I mentioned to you a while back. Awesome.

I've got tickets to another film next Friday, and the finale, the following Sunday. All very exciting.

Got the DVD of 2012, love those disaster flicks. Watched half last night, will watch the other half tonight.

Fargo, again. Lots of great acting. Just enough killing and gore.

[quote=AussiePam;1294949]I haven't seen 'No Reservations', Kathy, but I did enjoy 'Julie and Julia'!! Hope you do.



The French Film Festival has started here and yesterday I saw two movies - Little Nicholas (about a bunch of kids similar age to your students) and their world. It's a kids' classic in France. Set in the ? 50s, 60s. It was charming.



In the evening we went to 'The Hedgehog' - film of the book "Elegance of the Hedgehog" - which I think I mentioned to you a while back. Awesome.







I'd love to see both of them Pam, but I don't think they're on dvd. I will look out for them. They both sound great.



"No Reservations" was just a sweet, fluffy movie with Catherine Zeta Jones.

chonsigirl;1294951 wrote: Got the DVD of 2012, love those disaster flicks. Watched half last night, will watch the other half tonight.


We picked up this DVD too, to watch tonight.

Went to see "Remember Me" today.

Wow, I did not see that coming.

LarsMac;1298191 wrote: Went to see "Remember Me" today.

Wow, I did not see that coming.


sad?

Went with my family to see "Alice In Wonderland" in 3D. Loved it.. :-6

LarsMac;1298191 wrote: Went to see "Remember Me" today.

Wow, I did not see that coming.


Odie;1298195 wrote: sad?


Kinda.

gotta see it.

Law abiding citizen. Lotsa blood and violence.

LarsMac;1298204 wrote: Kinda.

gotta see it.


hmmmmmmmmmmmm not fond of sad movies.:-1

Under Suspicion -2000

Gene Hackman

Morgan Freeman

awesome until the ending, what was that all about?

With the snow, we had a movie weekend.

Inglorious basterds - entertaining, typical Tarantino. The Christoph Waltz did a Great job, and Oscar well deserved.

Did you hear about the Morgans - Funny. entertaining schmaltzy

The Informant - Really funny. A little weird.

"High life". Kind of OK in a squirrely way.

will watch later tonite THE BIG SLEEP. love those oldies.:-4 with humphey Bogart and lauren McCall

Untraceable

Untraceable (2008) - Movie Details - Yahoo! Movies

Mustang;1305895 wrote: Untraceable

Untraceable (2008) - Movie Details - Yahoo! Movies


'R for some prolonged sequences of strong gruesome violence.

that was enough for me!:yh_rotfl



just watched State of Play

Russell Crowe

Ben Afflick

awesome!

I watched two movies over the weekend. First was "Peacock". Very interesting. Watched it twice. I thought the actors did a terrific job.

Second was "Jakes corner". Watched it twice too. Just a plain good movie. Both were a far cry from my usual shoot-em-up-kill-all-the-survivors fare.

I went and saw "Men Who Stare at Goats" last night---with George Clooney. Funny flick although a bit dumb. I put it on my Ho Hum list.

I just received "West Side Story" in the mail today from Netflix.



Can't wait to watch it again.



Then I'm going to watch all the "Deadwood and 6 Ft. Under" alllll over again.



I'm looking for the Aussie movie "Samson and Delilah, but haven't found a copy of it yeat.....Here's a link.... Samson and Delilah (2009)



I might download it on the net if I can't find it locally.

Several lately.

A Serious Man ***

Avatar *****

Men Who Stare At Goats ***

Brothers ****

Some others I am unable to recall just now.

I haven't been to the cinema for a few years! The last film I did see was the 'Lord of the Rings', all of them, as these films need to be seen on the big screen. I have got the videos at home to look at if I want to see them again, they were such amazing films, and my son, who is a 'Lord of the Rings' fan told me that the films kept to the books quite well and he was impressed. Apparently a big battle was missed from one of the films, but it actually didn't spoil it for my son. I suspect that the film makers may have wanted to keep the astronomical costs down a little bit !

Nomad;1306074 wrote: Several lately.

A Serious Man ***

Avatar *****

Men Who Stare At Goats ***

Brothers ****

Some others I am unable to recall just now.


Avatar was the best movie ever made!:guitarist

I haven't seen Avatar, but I've heard a lot about it being so good. Is it in 3D ? If that is so, I will certainly need to go to the cinema to see it then! Mostly I wait till films come on the TV (bit cheaper that way :wah:), not that I'm a Scrooge - it's quite expensive to visit the cinema these days, and I have to watch me pennies!

G#Gill;1306111 wrote: I haven't seen Avatar, but I've heard a lot about it being so good. Is it in 3D ? If that is so, I will certainly need to go to the cinema to see it then! Mostly I wait till films come on the TV (bit cheaper that way :wah:), not that I'm a Scrooge - it's quite expensive to visit the cinema these days, and I have to watch me pennies!


It will be in 3D this fall on DVD.........it is out now.....but not in 3D

when you rent a movie, they supply the 3D glasses.



wait and see it in 3D, or you won't get the awesome affects Gill!

I rarely go to the movies either....I would rather spend 6.00 to rent and enjoy the comforts of of being at home.

besides.....I refuse to pay 6.00 for that margarine soaked popcorn at the movies.

True Crime (1999) rated 4.



Clint Eastwood

Isaiah Washington

Lisa Gay Hamilton

James Woods

The stepfather. Predictable. No surprises or much acting talent.

Impossible Mission was the last movie i watched it was the day before yesterday



in general the movie is about secret unit called the Impossible Mission Unit which does hard investigations and stuff

i urge you to watch it

Maternal Obsession



that mom was a wack job!:yh_rotfl

Fork in the road. Very good, and funny too.

Sweet November.

2/5

Dead at 17



8/10

The road. Very good, but not for everyone.

'Blow'

Johnny Deep

Penelope Cruz

outstanding!~

10/10

ladies......he looked good enough to eat

Damien: Omen ll. It was the only flick on TV that grabbed my attention last night. I like William Holden anyway. Anyone see the movie "Breezy"?

hoppy;1312620 wrote: Damien: Omen ll. It was the only flick on TV that grabbed my attention last night. I like William Holden anyway. Anyone see the movie "Breezy"?


is it a horror to?

Odie;1312664 wrote: is it a horror to?


No. It's a romance movie. Young hippie fluff falls in love with cranky old divorced man. "The wild bunch" is a good one too. It's an oater.

hoppy;1312669 wrote:

No. It's a romance movie. Young hippie fluff falls in love with cranky old divorced man. "The wild bunch" is a good one too. It's an oater.


It sounds funny!

I'll have to see both of them.