What movies have you been watching?

On DVD the hilarious french comedy "My Husband Maurice" about an
unfaitfhful husband who convinces a quiet postal worker, Maurice, to
impersonate his wife to save him from his girlfriend's macho boyfriend.
Hilarious farce ensues, lots of belly laughs, this one is a real
"sleeper"! :)

lav...@webtv.net wrote:
Meet the fockers was good.. alexander was too long but ok
I want to see hitched as well

On Saturday, Constantine. I found it boring.

I saw The Notebook yesterday. It was sooo good! I cried at the end.
A few days ago I saw Motorcycle Diaries and it was good, but on the boring
side.
Laurie

The Crow – horrible, I lasted about 20 minutes with it then hit the
'eject' button.
The Notebook – the story is a cliche, but somehow they made it work. I
thoroughly enjoyed this movie.
The General's Daughter – interesting story line, enjoyed it.

"Linda" <figa...@aol.com> wrote in message
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FWIW I thought that was a pretty underrated movie, I really enjoyed it.
Also underrated (and viewed this long weekend) Frailty.

Ray – huge disappointment.

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It's been a few weeks ago already, but we we're still glowing after watching
"The Station Agent".
The sheer charisma of the cast is staggering and that the characters never
let you down (like it seems they do in most hollywood crap). Maybe one one
my top five movies of all time.
Garden State was also enjoyable and in many ways due to the way the music
enhanced the scenes. I bought the soundtrack and it is amazing. It's really
cohesive– no song out of place and even though it is really really mellow,
it's a great driving record.
Ami

watching
one
really
i liked garden state too..especially natalie portman. it was really sort of
compactly excellent.
and of course, napoleon dynamite, which you have to watch with friends.

Saw "Hitch" in the theater over the weekend. It was hilarious and a lot
better than I thought it would be. First half hour is slow, then it really
gets going on a roll with one humorous scene right after another. Good date
movie/love story and good just all around comedy. Very humorous. Especially
the scene with the salmon dinner. :o)
Rented Oscar Nominee Don Cheadle (Hotel Rwanda) in "Manic" this week, too.
It was fabulous. Very dark, but fabulous. It was a lot like Girl,
Interrupted, except with more guys in the script and only a few girls.
Cheadle is a fine actor, as is Joe Levitt, who steals the entire show. Zoe
Deschanel was really good in this one, too in smaller supporting role, but
still very significant to the storyline.
Still have Kevin Kline in De–Lovely on rental. Will watch tonight before
it's due by Midnight on Wednesday AM.
JN

"Laurie0512" <laurie0...@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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I agree about MD'ries in terms of the bore factor. It was lovely to take in
the landscape of that film, however, and Macchu Picchu looked gorgeous.
Notebook, which I rented last week was excellent. You're so right about
that. I cried my butt off. I want to read the book. It was *MUCH* better IMO
than the newspaper reviews said and Ryan Gosling is a little hottie.
JN

Oops, the title of the french comedy is "My Wife Maurice"! :)

Just saw "Bride and Prejudice" last night. What a HOOT! It's my the
woman who wrote and produced "Bend it Like Beckham," which I also
loved.
You've got to have some appreciation of Bollywood to adore and
understand Bride and Prejudice. I thought it was one of the best films
I've seen in months!
Teresa

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Ohhh I just adored this movie!

has anyone seen a movie called "Veer Zaara"?
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0420332/
i found an empty soundtrack sleeve on (not in) the trashcan
outside the salon, and wondered what it sounded like, so i bought
the soundtrack on ebay. the music is incredible! can anyone
provide a recommendation on this?
david
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On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 17:30:01 –0800, "A Spanglie Home Companion"
<spangle_...@hotmail.com> choked out these words:
is that the one with the guy from "King of Queens"? OMG, he's
such a hottie!
BTW, JN, Clive Owen is on the cover of the new um, Esquire? or
is it GQ? can't remember. he doesn't look so hot smoking a
cigarette; he looks old. just sayin'.
david

I had seen the General's daughter and thought it was excellent. Frailty
was pretty good. LOVED the notebook.. particularly the older
characters. It was well done.

I saw Constantine on Sunday. Loved it! It was not all fx.. the fx actually
supported the story for a change rather than the reverse. I thought Rachel
Weisz was pretty good. The supporting characters were excellent: Tilda
Swinton, Djmon Hounsou, Shia La Beouf..
Stevie

Gods and Generals...ugh they tried too hard.I had to cut it off after about
25 mins.
First daughter–I watched this for Marc Blucas to begin with but actually
liked it.

I must agree, really loved this one too.
piper
"

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That girl who's the main star in it has eyes that totally scare me and a
bird nose. Damn, she is just soooooo creepy looking––––jmo, however. I don't
think I'd be able to sit through the whole film because of it, quite
honestly. I'll bet there are some cute guys in it, though.
Also, I saw an interview with her where she said it's against her Hindu
values to do any nudity or sex scenes in films, but "if the right role came
along" she might change her mind about the sex scenes, but probably not the
nudity. If she ever winds up putting money and fame above her faith just to
be adopted into American cinema, that will be sad that she felt the need to
totally sell out that way.
However, it is also rather sad that her culture feels the need to preach to
her that sex cannot be tastefully portrayed in motion pictures and doesn't
always have to look cheap and morally bankrupt. I just got the impression in
the interview that the girl is extremely whipped and cannot think for
herself, basically. I walked away from the interview feeling very sorry her.
When she said she'd definitely make out passionately in a film, but not take
her shirt off, I told myself "Good luck ever appearing in a Rated R movie in
America, Honey."
The fact that any woman could ever think that stuffing her tongue down some
actor's throat for five minutes on camera is *less pure* than removing one's
shirt (doesn't she regard her body as beautiful?) just floored me and I
laughed aloud for a good three minutes at how backwards and brainwashed she
sounded, truthfully.
TONS of films that don't even require a sex scene have people in the film
who appear shirtless for a few seconds here and there. Seeing someone's bare
chest in a film doesn't always have to be a licentious or sexual type of
thing. Husbands and wives *change their clothes* in front of each other in
films every day. It's indicative of a real life marriage and not of any kind
of wanton urges, honestly.
The girl just struck me as very naive and daft.
JN

"Ruzinthra the Ruki" <ruzint...@ruki.com> wrote in message
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Thanks, David. I think it's Esquire. Saw it yesterday and told myself that
Clive looked mean and kind of scary in that picture. Yeah, it was not the
Clive I've grown to love. Bad picture. I agree.
YES!!!! Hitch has the King of Queens guy. *THAT* is where I recognize him
from! Thanks. It was bugging me trying to figure it out!!! He's cute. I
liked him in that film, but I don't watch K.O.Q. on a regular basis. I
think his name is Kevin James in real life, but I might be mistaken. DAMN he
is funny, though. He might be a lil' chubby, but he sure as heck makes up
for it with his sexy, over the top funny guy personality, which is a keeper.
He was just soooooo Teddy Bear cute in this film and he looks really good
with those broad "Football Player Guy" shoulders of his in the board room in
his black suit.
JN

"Stevie" <privilegemagaz...@charter.net> wrote in message
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OMG!!! Time to do the happy dance!!!! Thanks for posting this, Stevie. I did
not know Hounsou was in Constantine and I loooooooooooove that man.
Wonderful actor and not too shabby to look at, either. He was *SO* intensely
awesome in "In America" with Paddie Consadine and Samantha Morton. That's
where I fell for him. Love him to death! Thanks for posting this!!!!
JN

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Check this picture out, David, (and anyone else who cares). Tooooo cute with
the hat worn like that! Yum! WAY fashionable and totally sweet. LOVE IT!!!!
Now that is a face made for cute hats. What a babe he is in that photo.
Smoldering eyes and way cute. I had *no* idea he was so fashionable! Yikes!
Move over Samuel L. Jackson. Kevin looks *WAY* cuter in that hat than you
do, Mister!!! Some men don't look right in hats, but Kevin looks great in
that one as far as this woman is concerned!
http://www.cbs.com/primetime/king_of_queens/#
JN

You might like this site :)
http://www.collegehumor.com/news/2005–01–20.napoleon.php


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The first 9 DVD chapters of "Fail–Safe." So far, so good.

On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 02:53:03 GMT, Charlie Perrin wrote:
Followed by the remaining 20–odd DVD chapters.... a real nailbiter.

Sin City
Very good film noir. Don't go in with any unrealistic expectations but
since I have been a comic fan and love those types of things, I absolutely
loved it! The graphics were amazing. Violent but exactly in a comic sort
of way. Much was made of the nudity but there really wasn't that much. It
was good.
Jamie

Napoleon Dynamite was HILARIOUS!!!


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French film "Intimate Strangers"
A woman goes to the office that she thinks is a shrink but in fact it is a
tax lawyer. The tax lawyer ends up hearing all her tales of woe.
Fair warning, it is sub–titled.
It was a good Netflix rental.
My next case of rentals is the last season of the recently cancelled "Angel"
tv series. A buddy at work got me hooked on it and the last season just got
released.
Love it !!!

"hockeygirlpred" <hockeygirlp...@comcast.net> wrote in message
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Isn't Netflix a wonder? I started using them when my first son was born 4
years ago. Not that I have any more time to watch movies now, with 2 small
children, but I try.
We've recently started watching the beginning season of 24 (I know, I know,
it's TV). We have a friend who's watched it since the beginning and raved
about. We've seen the first three episodes so far, and I must say, it's
interesting. I'm not sure I'm going to be able to stick out all of the
seasons. I'll have to see. DH is rivetted.
Cold Creek Manor came today and also The Muppet Movie. I don't know when
we'll watch CCM (DH is driving home at the conclusion of a business trip and
movies may not be on the agenda for a few days) and I hope TMM is
appropriate for my 4–year old. Ms. Piggy can be a little mouthy and DS
doesn't need any encouragement along those lines!
Jamie

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small
I'm a new Netflixer myself and love it! I've mostly rented DVD's for ds who
is 4 but I recently rented "Ray" and loved it. I also have out "School of
Rock" and might watch it tonight.
JennP.

"JennP" <jenniferpinck...@comcast.net> wrote in message
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Yeah, Jenn, these two are both on my list. I think these both will be
good.
By the way, they have TONS of Veggie Tales movies. I don't know if you're
into those. Even though they're rooted in Christian values, they are still
values that children need to learn such as sharing, etc. They have a lot of
Blue's Clue's, Bob the Builder, Bear in the Big Blue House, etc. My Netflix
list is about 90 movies long! No chance for them to lack for something to
send!
By the way, there's one Veggie Tales movie that you may want to watch out
for – Where's God? I don't have a problem with the title subject matter (as
evidenced by the fact that I rented it) but it deals with the "boogeyman".
And if that's a subject that hasn't come up yet (as it hasn't with us), then
suggesting it probably isn't good! My oldest son is 4 too.
Jamie

Dave has a friend that buys DVDs like there is no tomorrow...I don't get
it...but we get to borrow them when the are done...so I guess they are
our own little Blockbuster without the late fees!
We watched IRobot last night (spfx were incredible!!) and tonight
Napoleon Dynamite...which we hear is absolutely hysterical.
Love, Laughter, and Friendship,
Lisa
www.beautycafe.com
PIPER wrote:

Thanks! I will read it.
piper


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Sin City
Very good film noir. Don't go in with any unrealistic expectations but
since I have been a comic fan and love those types of things, I absolutely
loved it! The graphics were amazing. Violent but exactly in a comic sort
of way. Much was made of the nudity but there really wasn't that much. It
was good.
Jamie

Sin City
Very good film noir. Don't go in with any unrealistic expectations but
since I have been a comic fan and love those types of things, I absolutely
loved it! The graphics were amazing. Violent but exactly in a comic sort
of way. Much was made of the nudity but there really wasn't that much. It
was good.
Jamie

Sin City
Very good film noir. Don't go in with any unrealistic expectations but
since I have been a comic fan and love those types of things, I absolutely
loved it! The graphics were amazing. Violent but exactly in a comic sort
of way. Much was made of the nudity but there really wasn't that much. It
was good.
Jamie

joined Netflix recently. didn't know how many i would watch in a
month, so i joined at the $11.99 rate. i'd watched my four
movies in two weeks. couldn't rent any more, was told that i'd
have to wait until April 15th to get more movies. so i cancelled
my membership and signed up with the $17.99 plan. that was three
days ago, and i've already gotten my second movie. i wish i'd
joined sooner. it's so much easier than going to The Movie Store
(the actual name of the place where i used to rent movies),
trying to find the title i want, oops it's checked out, settling
for something else, driving home, going over my rental time,
paying late fees (actually, i rarely paid late fees cos i'd been
renting there for 12 years and knew all the staff).
so, what i've seen recently:
Collateral
The Incredibles
The Incredibles Bonus Material
The Village (my jaw dropped when the secret was revealed)
I Heart Huckabees
david
ps: will be watching Taking Lives probably tonight.
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joined Netflix recently. didn't know how many i would watch in a
month, so i joined at the $11.99 rate. i'd watched my four
movies in two weeks. couldn't rent any more, was told that i'd
have to wait until April 15th to get more movies. so i cancelled
my membership and signed up with the $17.99 plan. that was three
days ago, and i've already gotten my second movie. i wish i'd
joined sooner. it's so much easier than going to The Movie Store
(the actual name of the place where i used to rent movies),
trying to find the title i want, oops it's checked out, settling
for something else, driving home, going over my rental time,
paying late fees (actually, i rarely paid late fees cos i'd been
renting there for 12 years and knew all the staff).
so, what i've seen recently:
Collateral
The Incredibles
The Incredibles Bonus Material
The Village (my jaw dropped when the secret was revealed)
I Heart Huckabees
david
ps: will be watching Taking Lives probably tonight.
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joined Netflix recently. didn't know how many i would watch in a
month, so i joined at the $11.99 rate. i'd watched my four
movies in two weeks. couldn't rent any more, was told that i'd
have to wait until April 15th to get more movies. so i cancelled
my membership and signed up with the $17.99 plan. that was three
days ago, and i've already gotten my second movie. i wish i'd
joined sooner. it's so much easier than going to The Movie Store
(the actual name of the place where i used to rent movies),
trying to find the title i want, oops it's checked out, settling
for something else, driving home, going over my rental time,
paying late fees (actually, i rarely paid late fees cos i'd been
renting there for 12 years and knew all the staff).
so, what i've seen recently:
Collateral
The Incredibles
The Incredibles Bonus Material
The Village (my jaw dropped when the secret was revealed)
I Heart Huckabees
david
ps: will be watching Taking Lives probably tonight.
––
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http://www.cafepress.com/derbarbier
http://shops.half.com/derbarbier
ten tod labolgcbs ta reibrabred

joined Netflix recently. didn't know how many i would watch in a
month, so i joined at the $11.99 rate. i'd watched my four
movies in two weeks. couldn't rent any more, was told that i'd
have to wait until April 15th to get more movies. so i cancelled
my membership and signed up with the $17.99 plan. that was three
days ago, and i've already gotten my second movie. i wish i'd
joined sooner. it's so much easier than going to The Movie Store
(the actual name of the place where i used to rent movies),
trying to find the title i want, oops it's checked out, settling
for something else, driving home, going over my rental time,
paying late fees (actually, i rarely paid late fees cos i'd been
renting there for 12 years and knew all the staff).
so, what i've seen recently:
Collateral
The Incredibles
The Incredibles Bonus Material
The Village (my jaw dropped when the secret was revealed)
I Heart Huckabees
david
ps: will be watching Taking Lives probably tonight.
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I saw _Ladder 49_ last week & loved it.
Not to spoil it for anyone else, but when the main character is in the
control room looking around at everything, tears started to flow. The
only other movie I cried at was _Titanic_ and _The Punisher_.
Tonight I'm watching _Paparazzi_ with a friend.
––Laura

I saw _Ladder 49_ last week & loved it.
Not to spoil it for anyone else, but when the main character is in the
control room looking around at everything, tears started to flow. The
only other movie I cried at was _Titanic_ and _The Punisher_.
Tonight I'm watching _Paparazzi_ with a friend.
––Laura

I saw _Ladder 49_ last week & loved it.
Not to spoil it for anyone else, but when the main character is in the
control room looking around at everything, tears started to flow. The
only other movie I cried at was _Titanic_ and _The Punisher_.
Tonight I'm watching _Paparazzi_ with a friend.
––Laura

I saw _Ladder 49_ last week & loved it.
Not to spoil it for anyone else, but when the main character is in the
control room looking around at everything, tears started to flow. The
only other movie I cried at was _Titanic_ and _The Punisher_.
Tonight I'm watching _Paparazzi_ with a friend.
––Laura

"Needful Things" which had better actors than one usually sees in
Stephen King adaptations, including Max von Sydow.

"Needful Things" which had better actors than one usually sees in
Stephen King adaptations, including Max von Sydow.

"Needful Things" which had better actors than one usually sees in
Stephen King adaptations, including Max von Sydow.

"Needful Things" which had better actors than one usually sees in
Stephen King adaptations, including Max von Sydow.

the baskeball diaries. thought it was OK
all about my mother. loved it.
––kel

the baskeball diaries. thought it was OK
all about my mother. loved it.
––kel

the baskeball diaries. thought it was OK
all about my mother. loved it.
––kel

the baskeball diaries. thought it was OK
all about my mother. loved it.
––kel

I finally watched "The Bad Seed" and loved it. What a skeeery little
girl.

I finally watched "The Bad Seed" and loved it. What a skeeery little
girl.

"Ruzinthra the Ruki" <ruzint...@ruki.com> wrote in message
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Welcome to the ranks of the enlightened (and busy) movie watcher! Netflix
is a godsend for us for all sorts of reasons – namely that we don't have
time or a babysitter to go to movies at the theater. We watch movies all of
the time after the children go to bed and it's nice to have the movies sent
directly to my house. Also, we have a hard time paying attention to 2 small
children while we're browsing the local movie store. We've been members for
3 years, I think, and my queue stands at 150 movies! Always ready.
Jamie

"Ruzinthra the Ruki" <ruzint...@ruki.com> wrote in message
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Welcome to the ranks of the enlightened (and busy) movie watcher! Netflix
is a godsend for us for all sorts of reasons – namely that we don't have
time or a babysitter to go to movies at the theater. We watch movies all of
the time after the children go to bed and it's nice to have the movies sent
directly to my house. Also, we have a hard time paying attention to 2 small
children while we're browsing the local movie store. We've been members for
3 years, I think, and my queue stands at 150 movies! Always ready.
Jamie

"Ruzinthra the Ruki" <ruzint...@ruki.com> wrote in message
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Welcome to the ranks of the enlightened (and busy) movie watcher! Netflix
is a godsend for us for all sorts of reasons – namely that we don't have
time or a babysitter to go to movies at the theater. We watch movies all of
the time after the children go to bed and it's nice to have the movies sent
directly to my house. Also, we have a hard time paying attention to 2 small
children while we're browsing the local movie store. We've been members for
3 years, I think, and my queue stands at 150 movies! Always ready.
Jamie

"Ruzinthra the Ruki" <ruzint...@ruki.com> wrote in message
news:7ch05111sk7pfq21p62anrgi1qtdlcv...@4ax.com...
Welcome to the ranks of the enlightened (and busy) movie watcher! Netflix
is a godsend for us for all sorts of reasons – namely that we don't have
time or a babysitter to go to movies at the theater. We watch movies all of
the time after the children go to bed and it's nice to have the movies sent
directly to my house. Also, we have a hard time paying attention to 2 small
children while we're browsing the local movie store. We've been members for
3 years, I think, and my queue stands at 150 movies! Always ready.
Jamie

After the Sunsent (Pierce Brosnan, Woody Harrelson, Salma Hayek, Don
Cheadle..)––––liked it. Good caper/heist flick. Great humorous chemistry
between Pierce and Woody. Some *VERY* good shots of Pierce in slinky pajamas
and bare chested from the back where he was looking quite HOT.
Cellular (Kim Basinger and others...)––––Fun car chases, but the plot
sucked. Glad I was able to rent this one on a coupon special for only about
$2.50. It wasn't worth much more, sadly enough. This movie wishes it were
"Phone Booth" with Kiefer Sutherland and Colin Farrell, except it wasn't as
entertaining or suspenseful.
Being Julia–––Excellent on EVERY level. LOVED it. Didn't want for it to end.
Masterfully told and masterfully acted.
Bridget Jones and the Edge of Reason–––Not nearly as good as the original,
but the fight scenes with Grant and Firth were over the top hilarious and it
had a *great* soundtrack.
Finding Neverland––––Best movie that was NOT Rated 'R' that I've seen in a
long time. Good acting on all levels. Good story. The *kids* in this film
steal the show. Especially the middle and youngest children in Kate
Winslet's entire brood of little ones.
Julie Christie was AWESOME as the mean grandmother. She deserved a lot more
credit for that role than she got. (Winslet and Depp were fabulous, but
Christie was just as good and didn't receive worthwhile acclaim for it.) Her
performance was flawless and at times early on in the performace she came
across as absolutely haunting.
JN

After the Sunsent (Pierce Brosnan, Woody Harrelson, Salma Hayek, Don
Cheadle..)––––liked it. Good caper/heist flick. Great humorous chemistry
between Pierce and Woody. Some *VERY* good shots of Pierce in slinky pajamas
and bare chested from the back where he was looking quite HOT.
Cellular (Kim Basinger and others...)––––Fun car chases, but the plot
sucked. Glad I was able to rent this one on a coupon special for only about
$2.50. It wasn't worth much more, sadly enough. This movie wishes it were
"Phone Booth" with Kiefer Sutherland and Colin Farrell, except it wasn't as
entertaining or suspenseful.
Being Julia–––Excellent on EVERY level. LOVED it. Didn't want for it to end.
Masterfully told and masterfully acted.
Bridget Jones and the Edge of Reason–––Not nearly as good as the original,
but the fight scenes with Grant and Firth were over the top hilarious and it
had a *great* soundtrack.
Finding Neverland––––Best movie that was NOT Rated 'R' that I've seen in a
long time. Good acting on all levels. Good story. The *kids* in this film
steal the show. Especially the middle and youngest children in Kate
Winslet's entire brood of little ones.
Julie Christie was AWESOME as the mean grandmother. She deserved a lot more
credit for that role than she got. (Winslet and Depp were fabulous, but
Christie was just as good and didn't receive worthwhile acclaim for it.) Her
performance was flawless and at times early on in the performace she came
across as absolutely haunting.
JN

After the Sunsent (Pierce Brosnan, Woody Harrelson, Salma Hayek, Don
Cheadle..)––––liked it. Good caper/heist flick. Great humorous chemistry
between Pierce and Woody. Some *VERY* good shots of Pierce in slinky pajamas
and bare chested from the back where he was looking quite HOT.
Cellular (Kim Basinger and others...)––––Fun car chases, but the plot
sucked. Glad I was able to rent this one on a coupon special for only about
$2.50. It wasn't worth much more, sadly enough. This movie wishes it were
"Phone Booth" with Kiefer Sutherland and Colin Farrell, except it wasn't as
entertaining or suspenseful.
Being Julia–––Excellent on EVERY level. LOVED it. Didn't want for it to end.
Masterfully told and masterfully acted.
Bridget Jones and the Edge of Reason–––Not nearly as good as the original,
but the fight scenes with Grant and Firth were over the top hilarious and it
had a *great* soundtrack.
Finding Neverland––––Best movie that was NOT Rated 'R' that I've seen in a
long time. Good acting on all levels. Good story. The *kids* in this film
steal the show. Especially the middle and youngest children in Kate
Winslet's entire brood of little ones.
Julie Christie was AWESOME as the mean grandmother. She deserved a lot more
credit for that role than she got. (Winslet and Depp were fabulous, but
Christie was just as good and didn't receive worthwhile acclaim for it.) Her
performance was flawless and at times early on in the performace she came
across as absolutely haunting.
JN

After the Sunsent (Pierce Brosnan, Woody Harrelson, Salma Hayek, Don
Cheadle..)––––liked it. Good caper/heist flick. Great humorous chemistry
between Pierce and Woody. Some *VERY* good shots of Pierce in slinky pajamas
and bare chested from the back where he was looking quite HOT.
Cellular (Kim Basinger and others...)––––Fun car chases, but the plot
sucked. Glad I was able to rent this one on a coupon special for only about
$2.50. It wasn't worth much more, sadly enough. This movie wishes it were
"Phone Booth" with Kiefer Sutherland and Colin Farrell, except it wasn't as
entertaining or suspenseful.
Being Julia–––Excellent on EVERY level. LOVED it. Didn't want for it to end.
Masterfully told and masterfully acted.
Bridget Jones and the Edge of Reason–––Not nearly as good as the original,
but the fight scenes with Grant and Firth were over the top hilarious and it
had a *great* soundtrack.
Finding Neverland––––Best movie that was NOT Rated 'R' that I've seen in a
long time. Good acting on all levels. Good story. The *kids* in this film
steal the show. Especially the middle and youngest children in Kate
Winslet's entire brood of little ones.
Julie Christie was AWESOME as the mean grandmother. She deserved a lot more
credit for that role than she got. (Winslet and Depp were fabulous, but
Christie was just as good and didn't receive worthwhile acclaim for it.) Her
performance was flawless and at times early on in the performace she came
across as absolutely haunting.
JN

I finally watched "The Bad Seed" and loved it. What a skeeery little
girl.

I finally watched "The Bad Seed" and loved it. What a skeeery little
girl.

i'm so glad u love netflix. i love it!!
––kel


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i'm so glad u love netflix. i love it!!
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i'm so glad u love netflix. i love it!!
––kel


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i'm so glad u love netflix. i love it!!
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"chillled" <chill...@hotmail.comeuppance> wrote in message
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That is some movie!! I love old movies!
My favorite part of my movie is at the end when all of the actors come out
to be introduced. The little girl looks just as innocent and it makes you
wonder if she really is or ......
Jamie

"chillled" <chill...@hotmail.comeuppance> wrote in message
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That is some movie!! I love old movies!
My favorite part of my movie is at the end when all of the actors come out
to be introduced. The little girl looks just as innocent and it makes you
wonder if she really is or ......
Jamie

"chillled" <chill...@hotmail.comeuppance> wrote in message
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That is some movie!! I love old movies!
My favorite part of my movie is at the end when all of the actors come out
to be introduced. The little girl looks just as innocent and it makes you
wonder if she really is or ......
Jamie

"chillled" <chill...@hotmail.comeuppance> wrote in message
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That is some movie!! I love old movies!
My favorite part of my movie is at the end when all of the actors come out
to be introduced. The little girl looks just as innocent and it makes you
wonder if she really is or ......
Jamie

saw ladder 49 on dvd. it's almost good but not worth the time for the
theater. the SO loved it. (he used to work for LACFD)
saw the entire La Femme Nikita season 2.. great!! made some
connections of things I missed there.
SAW the movie. (that's the name. SAW). don't even bother, it's soooooo
bad. ugh
I heart huckabees... I didn't like this one. it's ok. not great in my
book. I think I would have to be in a certain mood to watch this.
PS 2004 was less than fair. It took too long to set up.
the kid loved RAISE YOUR VOICE..
bleh..
Saw season 3 of The Shield. That was good.
;–)
Stevie

saw ladder 49 on dvd. it's almost good but not worth the time for the
theater. the SO loved it. (he used to work for LACFD)
saw the entire La Femme Nikita season 2.. great!! made some
connections of things I missed there.
SAW the movie. (that's the name. SAW). don't even bother, it's soooooo
bad. ugh
I heart huckabees... I didn't like this one. it's ok. not great in my
book. I think I would have to be in a certain mood to watch this.
PS 2004 was less than fair. It took too long to set up.
the kid loved RAISE YOUR VOICE..
bleh..
Saw season 3 of The Shield. That was good.
;–)
Stevie

saw ladder 49 on dvd. it's almost good but not worth the time for the
theater. the SO loved it. (he used to work for LACFD)
saw the entire La Femme Nikita season 2.. great!! made some
connections of things I missed there.
SAW the movie. (that's the name. SAW). don't even bother, it's soooooo
bad. ugh
I heart huckabees... I didn't like this one. it's ok. not great in my
book. I think I would have to be in a certain mood to watch this.
PS 2004 was less than fair. It took too long to set up.
the kid loved RAISE YOUR VOICE..
bleh..
Saw season 3 of The Shield. That was good.
;–)
Stevie

saw ladder 49 on dvd. it's almost good but not worth the time for the
theater. the SO loved it. (he used to work for LACFD)
saw the entire La Femme Nikita season 2.. great!! made some
connections of things I missed there.
SAW the movie. (that's the name. SAW). don't even bother, it's soooooo
bad. ugh
I heart huckabees... I didn't like this one. it's ok. not great in my
book. I think I would have to be in a certain mood to watch this.
PS 2004 was less than fair. It took too long to set up.
the kid loved RAISE YOUR VOICE..
bleh..
Saw season 3 of The Shield. That was good.
;–)
Stevie

Watched Shall We Dance over the weekend on PayPerView. It was okay,
not great, I guess I was expecting more of something.
Debated on Saw, but passed and sounds like it was a good move on my
part.
Hope to see the Joan Allen/Kevin Costner movie this week with a
friend.
Carol

Watched Shall We Dance over the weekend on PayPerView. It was okay,
not great, I guess I was expecting more of something.
Debated on Saw, but passed and sounds like it was a good move on my
part.
Hope to see the Joan Allen/Kevin Costner movie this week with a
friend.
Carol

Watched Shall We Dance over the weekend on PayPerView. It was okay,
not great, I guess I was expecting more of something.
Debated on Saw, but passed and sounds like it was a good move on my
part.
Hope to see the Joan Allen/Kevin Costner movie this week with a
friend.
Carol

Watched Shall We Dance over the weekend on PayPerView. It was okay,
not great, I guess I was expecting more of something.
Debated on Saw, but passed and sounds like it was a good move on my
part.
Hope to see the Joan Allen/Kevin Costner movie this week with a
friend.
Carol