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Batman Begins - I gave it a 7/10 on first viewing. I've upped it to 8 with this second watch cos I'm generous like that Posts: 4057 | From: uk | Registered: May 2007 | Site Updates: 0
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SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE: Good but not Earth-shatteringly fabulous.
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Just watched Night At The Museum 2 last night have to admit really enjoyed it,good harmless fun with a story you don't have to think much about. Better than the first one by a long way.
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quote:Originally posted by JAY LEE: CHARLIE WILSONS WAR...
Everybody I talk to loves this movie. I, however, couldn't get more than 1/2 hour into it before I had to turn it off. Absolutely could not take anymore. I don't even know why....just one of those things, some movies are like that for me.
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I wrote a paper once on CIA's involement in the afghan-russian conflict, so the subject is interesting to me. However, I think that Julia Roberts was HORRIBLY miscast, and a real distraction! Felt the same way with Angelina Jolie in The Good Shepherd, strangely enough, another CIA flick.
And I don't even like Tom Hanks (outside of the Burbs) that much. But Philip Seymour Hoffman made this movie! Somehow this movie really did it for me. I would never have seen it, if it hadn't come on TV.
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CHARLIE WILSONS WAR... 8/10
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quote:Originally posted by 80'sRocked: Everybody I talk to loves this movie. I, however, couldn't get more than 1/2 hour into it before I had to turn it off. Absolutely could not take anymore. I don't even know why....just one of those things, some movies are like that for me.
same here, 80s. i started watching this movie and for some reason, i just couldn't get into it. i had to turn it off. that happens to me sometimes with different movies too.
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Smayt Shatner
Rewind Shaft -Can u dig it?
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I finaly watched Quantum Of Boredom on DVD the other night....oops i meant Quantum Of Solace. jeez it was awful.the only reason that was called a Bond film is cos his name is James Bond,other than that it has no other qualities related to what a Bond movie is.And i dont mean silly gadgets or Roger Moore type quips,i mean the look of it and the scale of it.Was like a poor Bourne movie rip-off to me,especially the roof-top chase.And i notice Daniel Craig only has one expression in his acting range lol he just pouts no matter what the emotion.haha. Terrible,just terrible. I needed to watch From Russia With Love straight wawy to restore my faith in Mr Bond
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I think Will Ferrell is a gifted comedian, But I can barely sit through any of his movies!
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buffalo-girl
She's going round the outside, round the outside...
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i agree i liked will in saturday night live but his last few movies were really dumb maybe he needs some new writers for his movies?
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I LOVE will ferrel n i agree his movies are a tad uninteresting (EXCEPT ELF!) but he is great on SNL. n for my last movie i saw...in the theater is Terminator Salvation. it was good...reealy intense but it felt like a war movie n didnt have that same feel the 1st, 2nd, n mabye even da 3rd had.
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Hiding behind the shower curtain.....
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The X-Files: I Want to Believe--I wanted to believe it was gonna be good. But I was disappointed. Just mediocre at best.
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Pineapple Express: OK, not as funny as I thought it would be. James Franco was good doing his Brad Pitt from True Romance acting.
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quote:Originally posted by pettyfan: The X-Files: I Want to Believe--I wanted to believe it was gonna be good. But I was disappointed. Just mediocre at best.
I agree petty....this movie sucked. And I was a HUGE X-Files fan.
Also watched this recently:
Nice documentary about performance enhancing drugs in the world of sports today.
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Public Enemies: 8/10. It lasted over 2 hours but it seemed a lot less. One of those movies that keeps you interested the entire time IMO......
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Step Brothers 2008... 6/10 if you're drinking.
Waaaaaaaaay, stupid movie, childish. Drink before watching. There were some pretty funny scenes...
"Suppose Nancy sees me coming out of the shower and decides to come on to me. I'm looking good, got a luscious v of hair going through my chest pubes down to my ball fro. She takes one look at me and goes " Oh my god, I've had the old bull now I want the young calf" and grabs me by the !@#$%^&*."
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Just watched "Into The Storm" AKA/Churchill at War in the UK. It's another movie about Winston Churchill during WWII. Very well done I thought. Churchill was played by Brendan Gleeson (In Bruges, Harry Potter films, 28 Days Later etc...) He is a very good actor IMO.
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i saw wild hogs already but noticed it is on the fx channel tonight at 8;00 p.m. (2007) for anyone who has not seen it i do recommend it for a few good laughs!! love tim allen and trovolta in this flick!
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pettyfan
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I really like Wild Hogs.
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She's with you, but she's thinking of Jake Ryan....
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Yeah, I saw it. It starts off really well and seems like it's going to be a great realistic thriller, but then it kind of falls into familiar territory in the last act and settles for formulaic action antics. Not bad, but not great either.
On a side note, Maggie Grace is embarassingly bad as Liam Neeson's daughter, trying way too hard to constantly remind the audience that she's a teenage girl and not the 25-year-old adult she is in real life.
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