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"EMiriamD" <emiri...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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return. It is #1 on my list of movies I want to see.
"Michelle" <...@what.com> wrote in message
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"EMiriamD" <emiri...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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It was in town one weekend and then disappeared. I am waiting for its
return. It is #1 on my list of movies I want to see.
Our theater refused to show it – so will order on Netflix.
King Kong – three wasted hours and a very brief funny scene on ice.
Several old Sean Connery James Bond movies – they are always good.
"Stevie" <stevie.wil...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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mugging or the terrible "plot" where people disappear and reappear?
Neither did I!
"David RL Gärtner, RMT" <derbarb...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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the Worlds was so bad, it was entertaining. Did they really expect us
to believe this story plot? Our local mocie reviewers nominated Crash
as the best movie of 2005 followed by Walk the Line an Brokeback
Mountain. I loved Winged Migration. Have you seen March of the
Penguins, very sad in parts but excellent.
Audrey
"David RL Gärtner, RMT" <derbarb...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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action films based on comics....Oh, well... At least I liked Spider Man I
and II. Those were both pretty good. I hated "Batman Begins", though. I was
so bored. FF was amazingly cheesy, however...so cheesy that it was a comedy
for us and we laughed the whole way through. It's a good drinking movie
(even though we weren't drunk), I suppose...yes, it's *THAT* bad, really it
was. The special effects were just so bad.
;–)
JN
"David RL Gärtner, RMT" <derbarb...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Have not seen the movie yet, but it's on my Netflix Queue coming up quite
soon. The movies I saw this weekend were Croupier (it was pretty good) with
Alex Kingston (formerly of ER) and Clive Owen and The Island, which I
borrowed from a friend who loved it and I thought it was the worst film I've
seen in probably the past seven years. It stars Scarlett Johansson and Ewan
MacGregor, both of whom I generally love. However, this movie just stunk.
Rented In Cold Blood since I enjoyed Philip Seymour Hoffman and Katherine
Keener so much in Capote recently and had never seen the 60's film release
that it is all based on. It moves waaaaaaaay too slow, but the musical score
(Quincy Jones) and John Forsythe's performance are great. There's also a
scene in it that for irony's sake really cracked me up, regarding Robert
Blake (years prior to appearing in Baretta) discussing a yellow parrot. I'm
only half way through the film (it's over two hours long) but so far I'm
liking Capote's novel better.
JN
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of charge, that would still be too high a price. It was just awful!
"David RL Gärtner, RMT" <derbarb...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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from Fantastic Four (and Nip/Tuck) is such a savvy guy and such a smart
dresser that he belongs on Queer Eye? LOL! :–)
JN
"Jennifer Dellapina" <dellap...@netscape.net> wrote in message
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evening and returning home early Thursday. The conference will take all
of my time but I really think you should just go by yourself. I go to
movies alone during the year when I have no one who will accompany me.
You can't talk during the movies and if it's good, it's definitely worth
it.
Audrey
"David RL Gärtner, RMT" <derbarb...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Heath Ledger deserves serious acclaim for this role, that's for sure. You
forget the fact that he's in love with a man and all that you wind up
connecting with is the fact that his character can't verbally express his
emotions nearly as well as he would like to.
You wonder if it will ever get better for him or if he will just become more
and more reclusive and hermitic. He pulls of "lost, introverted and confused
to the point of *seeming* more self centered than his really is" so very
well. He was like a mixture of John Wayne and James Dean all rolled in to
one. It was very interesting.
JN
"Stevie" <stevie.wil...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Closest I came to crying in years <sniff>.
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OT: What movies have you seen recently?
"ahmward" <nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com>
12/28/2005 9:12:40 PM
This week I saw The Family Stone and Rumor Has It. Our matinees are $6.
Both are filled with stereotypes but The Family Stone was a bit too
much. I really disliked Diane Keaton's role and found it extremely
unbelievable. It was pleasant entertainment but I liked Rumor Has It a
lot more. I think Shirley MacLaine should be an Oscar nominee for best
supporting actress in Rumor Has It. Kathy Bates plays a tiny cameo
role, but she is excellent too. Jennifer Anniston seems to play herself
in most movies or what is the neurotic female who is totally unsure of
herself. She does it well.
Audrey
Both are filled with stereotypes but The Family Stone was a bit too
much. I really disliked Diane Keaton's role and found it extremely
unbelievable. It was pleasant entertainment but I liked Rumor Has It a
lot more. I think Shirley MacLaine should be an Oscar nominee for best
supporting actress in Rumor Has It. Kathy Bates plays a tiny cameo
role, but she is excellent too. Jennifer Anniston seems to play herself
in most movies or what is the neurotic female who is totally unsure of
herself. She does it well.
Audrey
"Stevie" <stevie.wil...@gmail.com>
12/29/2005 4:57:10 AM
seen on dvd:
mr and mrs smith.. less stellar the second time but worth making a bowl
of popcorn for.. I just don't think Brad is cute..
Lord of the Rings return of the king extended edition.. well worth the
watch for lots of extra footage!
War of the Worlds.. what a terrible waste of time!!
Stevie
mr and mrs smith.. less stellar the second time but worth making a bowl
of popcorn for.. I just don't think Brad is cute..
Lord of the Rings return of the king extended edition.. well worth the
watch for lots of extra footage!
War of the Worlds.. what a terrible waste of time!!
Stevie
"EMiriamD" <emiri...@gmail.com>
12/29/2005 5:25:19 AM
"Brokeback Mountain." Amazing, amazing, amazing. Heath Ledger is
beyond wonderful and so is Michelle Williams (they give the best
performances, IMHO). I have a substantial quarrel with the story
line––but won't state it here for fear of generating a spoiler––but the
film is otherwise extraordinary in so many, many ways. A very
important film
beyond wonderful and so is Michelle Williams (they give the best
performances, IMHO). I have a substantial quarrel with the story
line––but won't state it here for fear of generating a spoiler––but the
film is otherwise extraordinary in so many, many ways. A very
important film
"David RL Gärtner, RMT" <derbarb...@gmail.com>
1/10/2006 2:20:11 AM
i watched "Alfie" last night – the one with Jude Law.
eh.
but it did like his hair!
david
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eh.
but it did like his hair!
david
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"Jen in ND" <jeNDo...@gmail.com>
12/29/2005 5:50:19 AM
We rarely go see movies at the theater, but we rent a DVD nearly every
weekend. Last weekend's pick was The 40–Year Old Virgin. It was
great! Really funny, I'd even see it again. I'm not usually a big
comedy fan.
Stevie: I don't think Brad is cute, either; I just don't see what is
supposed to be so hot about him. Although I would like to see that
movie. And I thought War of the Worlds was a waste of time, as well!
I wish I'd never given in to it (and given Tom Crazy any of my money).
––
Jen in ND
weekend. Last weekend's pick was The 40–Year Old Virgin. It was
great! Really funny, I'd even see it again. I'm not usually a big
comedy fan.
Stevie: I don't think Brad is cute, either; I just don't see what is
supposed to be so hot about him. Although I would like to see that
movie. And I thought War of the Worlds was a waste of time, as well!
I wish I'd never given in to it (and given Tom Crazy any of my money).
––
Jen in ND
Lauri <lau...@despamcharter.despamnet>
12/29/2005 6:40:26 AM
On 29 Dec 2005 04:57:10 –0800, "Stevie" <stevie.wil...@gmail.com>
wrote:
horribly violent and graphic. I was really suprised that it was rated
PG13––seems like it should have been R for the violence. My kids
would have both been disturbed by that, had they seen it at age 13.
Lauri in WA
wrote:
seen on dvd:
mr and mrs smith.. less stellar the second time but worth making a bowl
of popcorn for.. I just don't think Brad is cute..
Lord of the Rings return of the king extended edition.. well worth the
watch for lots of extra footage!
War of the Worlds.. what a terrible waste of time!!
I watched War of the Worlds this weekend as well. I found it to be mr and mrs smith.. less stellar the second time but worth making a bowl
of popcorn for.. I just don't think Brad is cute..
Lord of the Rings return of the king extended edition.. well worth the
watch for lots of extra footage!
War of the Worlds.. what a terrible waste of time!!
horribly violent and graphic. I was really suprised that it was rated
PG13––seems like it should have been R for the violence. My kids
would have both been disturbed by that, had they seen it at age 13.
Lauri in WA
"ahmward" <nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com>
12/29/2005 6:49:38 AM
"EMiriamD" <emiri...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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"Brokeback Mountain." Amazing, amazing, amazing. Heath Ledger is
beyond wonderful and so is Michelle Williams (they give the best
performances, IMHO). I have a substantial quarrel with the story
line––but won't state it here for fear of generating a spoiler––but
the
film is otherwise extraordinary in so many, many ways. A very
important film
It was in town one weekend and then disappeared. I am waiting for its beyond wonderful and so is Michelle Williams (they give the best
performances, IMHO). I have a substantial quarrel with the story
line––but won't state it here for fear of generating a spoiler––but
the
film is otherwise extraordinary in so many, many ways. A very
important film
return. It is #1 on my list of movies I want to see.
"David RL Gärtner, RMT" <derbarb...@gmail.com>
1/10/2006 4:01:04 AM
On Tue, 10 Jan 2006 02:20:11 GMT, "David RL Gärtner, RMT"
<derbarb...@gmail.com> choked out these words:
david
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<derbarb...@gmail.com> choked out these words:
i watched "Alfie" last night – the one with Jude Law.
eh.
but it did like his hair!
um, *I* liked his hair! eh.
but it did like his hair!
david
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"Jamie" <zuschlag–sequ...@tds.net>
1/9/2006 11:51:26 PM
Finally tonight, Million Dollar Baby.
Jamie
Jamie
"David RL Gärtner, RMT" <derbarb...@gmail.com>
1/14/2006 12:36:07 AM
got off work 2 hours early today, so i went and saw
"Brokeback Mountain." it was an EXCELLENT film. i try not to
cry in public, but sometimes it just can't be helped.
david
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"Brokeback Mountain." it was an EXCELLENT film. i try not to
cry in public, but sometimes it just can't be helped.
david
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Ruddell <ruddell'Elle–Kabo...@canada.com>
1/13/2006 8:27:49 PM
On Fri, 13 Jan 2006 18:36:07 –0600, David RL Gärtner, RMT wrote
(in article <aphgs1huuvsla9eo7tfgobhei9ug3jd...@4ax.com>):
I'm watching The Jungle Book. Haven't seen it in probably over 25 years and
you know, it's rather funny ;–)
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Cheers!
Dennis
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(in article <aphgs1huuvsla9eo7tfgobhei9ug3jd...@4ax.com>):
got off work 2 hours early today, so i went and saw
"Brokeback Mountain." it was an EXCELLENT film. i try not to
cry in public, but sometimes it just can't be helped.
I'm totally bored tonight and everyone else is busy doing other things. So "Brokeback Mountain." it was an EXCELLENT film. i try not to
cry in public, but sometimes it just can't be helped.
I'm watching The Jungle Book. Haven't seen it in probably over 25 years and
you know, it's rather funny ;–)
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Cheers!
Dennis
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"Stevie" <stevie.wil...@gmail.com>
1/13/2006 7:26:43 PM
ladies in lavender. It was pretty. nice drama.. and period .. but it
was a bit slow.
constant gardener.. it was good.
lords of dogtown.. boring
was a bit slow.
constant gardener.. it was good.
lords of dogtown.. boring
"Jamie" <zuschlag–sequ...@tds.net>
1/14/2006 2:39:46 AM
Crash. GREAT movie!
Jamie
Jamie
"Stevie" <stevie.wil...@gmail.com>
1/14/2006 8:03:42 AM
saw Sky High last night. Cute for a kids movie
Stevie
Stevie
"mypet" <mypetandyo...@hotmail.com>
1/15/2006 5:12:08 PM
Dreary dreary day here so I stayed in and watched movies all day!
(1) DVD of 1st season of Curb Your Enthusiasm (I just LOVE this series
and had missed
the 1st season
(2) Danny Deckchair – very nice Australian comedy a friend recommended
(3) Dear Frankie – keep your tissues handy and you'll need to
concentrate as there are very
thick Scottish accents at times. By the end of the movie I had it
down pat and enjoyed
the story and the scenery. Filmed in the Glasgow area.
(1) DVD of 1st season of Curb Your Enthusiasm (I just LOVE this series
and had missed
the 1st season
(2) Danny Deckchair – very nice Australian comedy a friend recommended
(3) Dear Frankie – keep your tissues handy and you'll need to
concentrate as there are very
thick Scottish accents at times. By the end of the movie I had it
down pat and enjoyed
the story and the scenery. Filmed in the Glasgow area.
"Vampkel" <vamp...@aol.com>
1/16/2006 7:58:40 PM
i saw this on saturday. thought it was just ok.
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got off work 2 hours early today, so i went and saw
"Brokeback Mountain." it was an EXCELLENT film. i try not to
cry in public, but sometimes it just can't be helped.
david
––
http://tinyurl.com/cq76v (ebay sales)
http://www.cafepress.com/derbarbier
http://shops.half.ebay.com/derbarbier
"Brokeback Mountain." it was an EXCELLENT film. i try not to
cry in public, but sometimes it just can't be helped.
david
––
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http://www.cafepress.com/derbarbier
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"Michelle" <...@what.com>
1/16/2006 9:31:19 PM
If any movie deserves to win an Oscar, it is definitely Crash. That was an
awesome movie.
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awesome movie.
"Jamie" <zuschlag–sequ...@tds.net> wrote in message
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Crash. GREAT movie!
Jamie
Jamie
"tmemedia" <tmeinterme...@aol.com>
1/23/2006 8:42:54 AM
I agree, Crash deserves to win the Oscar.
Just saw Woody Allen's "Matchpoint." It's FABULOUS! Like one of
those great classic movies from the 30's or 40's. (It's set in modern
times). Acting is fantastic, the plot is amazing and unpredictable.
Really, I thought it was his best in YEARS.
Teresa
Just saw Woody Allen's "Matchpoint." It's FABULOUS! Like one of
those great classic movies from the 30's or 40's. (It's set in modern
times). Acting is fantastic, the plot is amazing and unpredictable.
Really, I thought it was his best in YEARS.
Teresa
"catmom" <princess.san...@gmail.com>
12/29/2005 7:01:16 AM
Wolf Creek on Christmas Day, and I hope to see Brokeback Mountain next.
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12/29/2005 1:25:27 PM
Fun with Dick and Jane. Better than I thought it would be. Very funny
in parts...my kids really liked it.
Susan
http://susansspa.blogspot.com/
in parts...my kids really liked it.
Susan
http://susansspa.blogspot.com/
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1/16/2006 9:21:24 PM
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If any movie deserves to win an Oscar, it is definitely Crash. That was an
awesome movie.
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I agree. awesome movie.
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JZ
"Michelle" <...@what.com>
1/20/2006 6:08:57 PM
Charlie & The Chocolate Factory –– I'm not a Tim Burton fan at all so I
expected it to suck, but it wasn't bad. The ending was kind of "eh" though.
Johnny Depp was a good Willie Wonka. I love his quirky humor. I heard his
character was compared to Michael Jackson, but he looked more like Jack
White of The White Stripes to me.
Sex Pistols: The Filth & The Fury –– Not the best documentary, but still
worth watching is you're a punk/sex pistols fan. The one thing that was
really weird is that whenever they interviewed a band member or someone
associated with the band, that person was sitting in a dark shadow so you
couldn't even see his face (like you often see in documentaries when someone
is trying to conceal his identity). That didn't make much sense.
Especially when they put the person's name on the screen so you knew who it
was...but just couldn't see him.
expected it to suck, but it wasn't bad. The ending was kind of "eh" though.
Johnny Depp was a good Willie Wonka. I love his quirky humor. I heard his
character was compared to Michael Jackson, but he looked more like Jack
White of The White Stripes to me.
Sex Pistols: The Filth & The Fury –– Not the best documentary, but still
worth watching is you're a punk/sex pistols fan. The one thing that was
really weird is that whenever they interviewed a band member or someone
associated with the band, that person was sitting in a dark shadow so you
couldn't even see his face (like you often see in documentaries when someone
is trying to conceal his identity). That didn't make much sense.
Especially when they put the person's name on the screen so you knew who it
was...but just couldn't see him.
"Vampkel" <vamp...@aol.com>
1/26/2006 3:55:09 PM
the mexican, just ok.
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I agree, Crash deserves to win the Oscar.
Just saw Woody Allen's "Matchpoint." It's FABULOUS! Like one of
those great classic movies from the 30's or 40's. (It's set in modern
times). Acting is fantastic, the plot is amazing and unpredictable.
Really, I thought it was his best in YEARS.
Teresa
Just saw Woody Allen's "Matchpoint." It's FABULOUS! Like one of
those great classic movies from the 30's or 40's. (It's set in modern
times). Acting is fantastic, the plot is amazing and unpredictable.
Really, I thought it was his best in YEARS.
Teresa
"David RL Gärtner, RMT" <derbarb...@gmail.com>
12/29/2005 3:18:36 PM
it's been forever since this subject line's come up. thanks for
reposting it! in the last couple of months:
Friends: Season 2: Disc 3, 1995
Friends: Season 2: Disc 1, 1995
Friends: Season 2: Disc 2, 1995
The Island, 2005 (excellent, and i love Ewan!)
Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, 1998 (dorky at first, but i cried at the end)
Winged Migration, 2001 (excellent documentary!)
War of the Worlds, 2005 (i enjoyed it, actually)
The Longest Yard, 2005
(one of my clients played a football player in this movie)
Jersey Girl, 2004 (cute family–oriented movie)
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, 2005 (lots of great action, i don't give a
crap about their lives off–screen)
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter ... and Spring, 2004
(very little dialogue in this one, but the scenery and
photography is amazing!)
Silkwood, 1983 (spooky!)
Maid in Manhattan, 2002 (no brainer comedy)
Levelland, 2003
(horrible, horrible movie. the only reason to see this is for
the credits, where you'll see my name for assistant hair/makeup
and Diane Hardin's name for lead hair/makeup)
Play It to the Bone, 2000
Head of State, 2003
(hysterical! Chris Rock and Bernie Mac, what more could you ask
for?)
Crash, 2005 (eh, it was ok)
Will & Grace: Season 4: Disc 3, 2001
Will & Grace: Season 4: Disc 4, 2001
Postcards from the Edge, 1990
Will & Grace: Season 4: Disc 2, 2001
Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, 2005
(omg, i was so bored!)
Will & Grace: Season 4: Disc 1, 2001
Will & Grace: Season 3: Disc 4, 2000
Raising Arizona, 1987
(ok movie. i have a problem with the story from a moral POV. i
climed 1/3 of the mountain in the background of the scene with
the motorcycle bandit driving down the middle of the road)
Will & Grace: Season 3: Disc 3, 2000
Alexander: Director's Cut, 2004
(i read about test audiences having visceral reactions to Colin
Farrell's nude scene, and its subsequent removal from the final
print. Colin said in an interview that it was left on the
cutting room floor and not to look for it in a director's cut.
um, it's in there. well, sorta. it's from behind, so you really
get to see everything. and it was VERY surprising; i never
expected to see all that. oh, and the movie itself was pretty
good. very long.)
david
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reposting it! in the last couple of months:
Friends: Season 2: Disc 3, 1995
Friends: Season 2: Disc 1, 1995
Friends: Season 2: Disc 2, 1995
The Island, 2005 (excellent, and i love Ewan!)
Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, 1998 (dorky at first, but i cried at the end)
Winged Migration, 2001 (excellent documentary!)
War of the Worlds, 2005 (i enjoyed it, actually)
The Longest Yard, 2005
(one of my clients played a football player in this movie)
Jersey Girl, 2004 (cute family–oriented movie)
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, 2005 (lots of great action, i don't give a
crap about their lives off–screen)
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter ... and Spring, 2004
(very little dialogue in this one, but the scenery and
photography is amazing!)
Silkwood, 1983 (spooky!)
Maid in Manhattan, 2002 (no brainer comedy)
Levelland, 2003
(horrible, horrible movie. the only reason to see this is for
the credits, where you'll see my name for assistant hair/makeup
and Diane Hardin's name for lead hair/makeup)
Play It to the Bone, 2000
Head of State, 2003
(hysterical! Chris Rock and Bernie Mac, what more could you ask
for?)
Crash, 2005 (eh, it was ok)
Will & Grace: Season 4: Disc 3, 2001
Will & Grace: Season 4: Disc 4, 2001
Postcards from the Edge, 1990
Will & Grace: Season 4: Disc 2, 2001
Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, 2005
(omg, i was so bored!)
Will & Grace: Season 4: Disc 1, 2001
Will & Grace: Season 3: Disc 4, 2000
Raising Arizona, 1987
(ok movie. i have a problem with the story from a moral POV. i
climed 1/3 of the mountain in the background of the scene with
the motorcycle bandit driving down the middle of the road)
Will & Grace: Season 3: Disc 3, 2000
Alexander: Director's Cut, 2004
(i read about test audiences having visceral reactions to Colin
Farrell's nude scene, and its subsequent removal from the final
print. Colin said in an interview that it was left on the
cutting room floor and not to look for it in a director's cut.
um, it's in there. well, sorta. it's from behind, so you really
get to see everything. and it was VERY surprising; i never
expected to see all that. oh, and the movie itself was pretty
good. very long.)
david
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12/29/2005 3:34:58 PM
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authors). I'm looking forward to seeing the film.
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"Brokeback Mountain." Amazing, amazing, amazing. Heath Ledger is
beyond wonderful and so is Michelle Williams (they give the best
performances, IMHO). I have a substantial quarrel with the story
line––but won't state it here for fear of generating a spoiler––but the
film is otherwise extraordinary in so many, many ways. A very
important film
I read and loved the original story by Annie Proulx (one of my favorite beyond wonderful and so is Michelle Williams (they give the best
performances, IMHO). I have a substantial quarrel with the story
line––but won't state it here for fear of generating a spoiler––but the
film is otherwise extraordinary in so many, many ways. A very
important film
authors). I'm looking forward to seeing the film.
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"Vicki in DC" <Nickycharles2...@yahoo.com>
12/29/2005 7:47:55 AM
Lmao, GMTA. DH saw War of the Worlds on pay per view and loved it
thinking he'd be disappointed. He's a movie buying kind of guy vs
renting. He has orders to not, on pain of death, buy it new. He's got
to wait for it to appear in the used DVD section.
I refuse to give any of our money to people who diss mothers with
postpartum depression, therapy or antidepressants. Go back to the dark
ages where you belong, Tom.
Vicki in DC, feeling sorry for Katie Holmes
thinking he'd be disappointed. He's a movie buying kind of guy vs
renting. He has orders to not, on pain of death, buy it new. He's got
to wait for it to appear in the used DVD section.
I refuse to give any of our money to people who diss mothers with
postpartum depression, therapy or antidepressants. Go back to the dark
ages where you belong, Tom.
Vicki in DC, feeling sorry for Katie Holmes
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12/29/2005 4:05:37 PM
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the used DVDs aren't selling, neither will the new ones.
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Lmao, GMTA. DH saw War of the Worlds on pay per view and
loved it thinking he'd be disappointed. He's a movie buying kind
of guy vs renting. He has orders to not, on pain of death, buy it
new. He's got to wait for it to appear in the used DVD section.
loved it thinking he'd be disappointed. He's a movie buying kind
of guy vs renting. He has orders to not, on pain of death, buy it
new. He's got to wait for it to appear in the used DVD section.
I refuse to give any of our money to people who diss mothers
with postpartum depression, therapy or antidepressants.
Then why support the bozo by buying it from the used DVD section? If with postpartum depression, therapy or antidepressants.
the used DVDs aren't selling, neither will the new ones.
Go back to the dark ages where you belong, Tom.
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It was in town one weekend and then disappeared. I am waiting for its
return. It is #1 on my list of movies I want to see.
King Kong – three wasted hours and a very brief funny scene on ice.
Several old Sean Connery James Bond movies – they are always good.
"tmemedia" <tmeinterme...@aol.com>
12/29/2005 4:07:07 PM
I also liked Mr. and Mrs. Smith, but I think it was because I'd read
all bad reviews of it, so I was expecting it to be awful, and I found
it very amusing.
I LOVED Crash. It was definitely the best movie I've seen this year.
Teresa
all bad reviews of it, so I was expecting it to be awful, and I found
it very amusing.
I LOVED Crash. It was definitely the best movie I've seen this year.
Teresa
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seen on dvd:
mr and mrs smith.. less stellar the second time but worth making a bowl
of popcorn for.. I just don't think Brad is cute..
Lord of the Rings return of the king extended edition.. well worth the
watch for lots of extra footage!
War of the Worlds.. what a terrible waste of time!!
What – you didn't enjoy that child SCREAMING and that "actor" mr and mrs smith.. less stellar the second time but worth making a bowl
of popcorn for.. I just don't think Brad is cute..
Lord of the Rings return of the king extended edition.. well worth the
watch for lots of extra footage!
War of the Worlds.. what a terrible waste of time!!
mugging or the terrible "plot" where people disappear and reappear?
Neither did I!
"tmemedia" <tmeinterme...@aol.com>
12/29/2005 11:04:12 AM
Saw Memoirs of a Geisha.
I wanted to like it so much, and I loved the first half. Then it
started losing me. It's basically a Harlequin Romance set in Japan.
Too disappointing. It was also bothering me that all the actresses
were Chinese. Hello??
And why did the main character have to have blue eyes? Hmmm? So
westerners would be able to relate? In the end, my husband (who lived
in Japan for many years and never saw a blue eyed Japanese) and I had
too many problems with this movie to be able to enjoy it.
Teresa
I wanted to like it so much, and I loved the first half. Then it
started losing me. It's basically a Harlequin Romance set in Japan.
Too disappointing. It was also bothering me that all the actresses
were Chinese. Hello??
And why did the main character have to have blue eyes? Hmmm? So
westerners would be able to relate? In the end, my husband (who lived
in Japan for many years and never saw a blue eyed Japanese) and I had
too many problems with this movie to be able to enjoy it.
Teresa
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12/29/2005 1:54:04 PM
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it's been forever since this subject line's come up. thanks for
reposting it! in the last couple of months:
Friends: Season 2: Disc 3, 1995
Friends: Season 2: Disc 1, 1995
Friends: Season 2: Disc 2, 1995
The Island, 2005 (excellent, and i love Ewan!)
Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, 1998 (dorky at first, but i cried at the end)
Winged Migration, 2001 (excellent documentary!)
War of the Worlds, 2005 (i enjoyed it, actually)
The Longest Yard, 2005
(one of my clients played a football player in this movie)
Jersey Girl, 2004 (cute family–oriented movie)
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, 2005 (lots of great action, i don't give a
crap about their lives off–screen)
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter ... and Spring, 2004
(very little dialogue in this one, but the scenery and
photography is amazing!)
Silkwood, 1983 (spooky!)
Maid in Manhattan, 2002 (no brainer comedy)
Levelland, 2003
(horrible, horrible movie. the only reason to see this is for
the credits, where you'll see my name for assistant hair/makeup
and Diane Hardin's name for lead hair/makeup)
Play It to the Bone, 2000
Head of State, 2003
(hysterical! Chris Rock and Bernie Mac, what more could you ask
for?)
Crash, 2005 (eh, it was ok)
Will & Grace: Season 4: Disc 3, 2001
Will & Grace: Season 4: Disc 4, 2001
Postcards from the Edge, 1990
Will & Grace: Season 4: Disc 2, 2001
Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, 2005
(omg, i was so bored!)
Will & Grace: Season 4: Disc 1, 2001
Will & Grace: Season 3: Disc 4, 2000
Raising Arizona, 1987
(ok movie. i have a problem with the story from a moral POV. i
climed 1/3 of the mountain in the background of the scene with
the motorcycle bandit driving down the middle of the road)
Will & Grace: Season 3: Disc 3, 2000
Alexander: Director's Cut, 2004
(i read about test audiences having visceral reactions to Colin
Farrell's nude scene, and its subsequent removal from the final
print. Colin said in an interview that it was left on the
cutting room floor and not to look for it in a director's cut.
um, it's in there. well, sorta. it's from behind, so you really
get to see everything. and it was VERY surprising; i never
expected to see all that. oh, and the movie itself was pretty
good. very long.)
david
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I liked Mr. & Mrs. Smith. It almost bordered on comedy for me. War of reposting it! in the last couple of months:
Friends: Season 2: Disc 3, 1995
Friends: Season 2: Disc 1, 1995
Friends: Season 2: Disc 2, 1995
The Island, 2005 (excellent, and i love Ewan!)
Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, 1998 (dorky at first, but i cried at the end)
Winged Migration, 2001 (excellent documentary!)
War of the Worlds, 2005 (i enjoyed it, actually)
The Longest Yard, 2005
(one of my clients played a football player in this movie)
Jersey Girl, 2004 (cute family–oriented movie)
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, 2005 (lots of great action, i don't give a
crap about their lives off–screen)
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter ... and Spring, 2004
(very little dialogue in this one, but the scenery and
photography is amazing!)
Silkwood, 1983 (spooky!)
Maid in Manhattan, 2002 (no brainer comedy)
Levelland, 2003
(horrible, horrible movie. the only reason to see this is for
the credits, where you'll see my name for assistant hair/makeup
and Diane Hardin's name for lead hair/makeup)
Play It to the Bone, 2000
Head of State, 2003
(hysterical! Chris Rock and Bernie Mac, what more could you ask
for?)
Crash, 2005 (eh, it was ok)
Will & Grace: Season 4: Disc 3, 2001
Will & Grace: Season 4: Disc 4, 2001
Postcards from the Edge, 1990
Will & Grace: Season 4: Disc 2, 2001
Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, 2005
(omg, i was so bored!)
Will & Grace: Season 4: Disc 1, 2001
Will & Grace: Season 3: Disc 4, 2000
Raising Arizona, 1987
(ok movie. i have a problem with the story from a moral POV. i
climed 1/3 of the mountain in the background of the scene with
the motorcycle bandit driving down the middle of the road)
Will & Grace: Season 3: Disc 3, 2000
Alexander: Director's Cut, 2004
(i read about test audiences having visceral reactions to Colin
Farrell's nude scene, and its subsequent removal from the final
print. Colin said in an interview that it was left on the
cutting room floor and not to look for it in a director's cut.
um, it's in there. well, sorta. it's from behind, so you really
get to see everything. and it was VERY surprising; i never
expected to see all that. oh, and the movie itself was pretty
good. very long.)
david
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the Worlds was so bad, it was entertaining. Did they really expect us
to believe this story plot? Our local mocie reviewers nominated Crash
as the best movie of 2005 followed by Walk the Line an Brokeback
Mountain. I loved Winged Migration. Have you seen March of the
Penguins, very sad in parts but excellent.
Audrey
"David RL Gärtner, RMT" <derbarb...@gmail.com>
12/30/2005 4:24:57 AM
On Thu, 29 Dec 2005 13:54:04 –0800, "ahmward"
<nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com> choked out these words:
eventually i'll see it. i think i'm gonna knock out the Friends
series first.
david
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<nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com> choked out these words:
I loved Winged Migration. Have you seen March of the
Penguins, very sad in parts but excellent.
it's in my queue, but says that there's a "very long wait." so Penguins, very sad in parts but excellent.
eventually i'll see it. i think i'm gonna knock out the Friends
series first.
david
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"Spang Time Next Year" <spangle_...@hotmail.com>
12/29/2005 8:31:10 PM
A friend lent me the DVDs for The Island of War of the Worlds and I recently
have seen Good Night and Good Luck, Bee Season, Capote and Brokeback
Mountain locally in the theater.
JN
have seen Good Night and Good Luck, Bee Season, Capote and Brokeback
Mountain locally in the theater.
JN
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1/2/2006 3:44:50 PM
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On Mon, 2 Jan 2006 14:05:37 –0800, "Spang Time Next Year"
<spangle_...@hotmail.com> choked out these words:
um, "Fantastic Four"?
david
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Hehehe...yeah, Fantastic Four. As you can see, I'm not really a fan of <spangle_...@hotmail.com> choked out these words:
um, "Fantastic Four"?
david
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action films based on comics....Oh, well... At least I liked Spider Man I
and II. Those were both pretty good. I hated "Batman Begins", though. I was
so bored. FF was amazingly cheesy, however...so cheesy that it was a comedy
for us and we laughed the whole way through. It's a good drinking movie
(even though we weren't drunk), I suppose...yes, it's *THAT* bad, really it
was. The special effects were just so bad.
;–)
JN
"David RL Gärtner, RMT" <derbarb...@gmail.com>
1/3/2006 12:01:43 AM
On Mon, 2 Jan 2006 15:44:50 –0800, "Spang Time Next Year"
<spangle_...@hotmail.com> choked out these words:
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Hehehe...yeah, Fantastic Four. As you can see, I'm not really a fan of
action films based on comics....Oh, well...
thinking further, i believe the guys from Queer Eye were labeled
the Fabulous Five (or 'Fab Five' for short)!
david
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<spangle_...@hotmail.com> choked out these words:
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Hehehe...yeah, Fantastic Four. As you can see, I'm not really a fan of
action films based on comics....Oh, well...
the Fabulous Five (or 'Fab Five' for short)!
david
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"Vampkel" <vamp...@aol.com>
1/12/2006 8:33:23 PM
the grifters. it was OK.
––kel
––kel
"MaureyL" <Maur...@aol.com>
1/13/2006 8:01:11 AM
yesterday brit husband and I went to see the new Harry Potter, mainly
to see Ralph Fiennes in it. I thought he was wonderful (wild
mask/makeup but some really interesting physical work) but the movie
was on the long side... next on the list is the March of the Penguins
movie.
to see Ralph Fiennes in it. I thought he was wonderful (wild
mask/makeup but some really interesting physical work) but the movie
was on the long side... next on the list is the March of the Penguins
movie.
"googlegroups2sucks" <n2themid...@aol.com>
12/30/2005 1:02:26 AM
wac...@AOL.com wrote:
The Hollywood Mythspiracy
by Matt Stoller
This is a guest–post. One of our underused media assets is Hollywood.
I asked my brother Nick, who co–wrote 'Fun with Dick and Jane', to
chime in. I just saw it, and it's a very good smart film with a
strongly liberal narrative.
<snip>
In the end, there is no intersection between Hollywood and the
Democratic Party (or none that I have noticed besides that of
fundraising). This is a missed opportunity of gargantuan proportions.
There are hundreds of writers and actors and directors who are angry
and who want to do something besides give money. We are expert message
machines offering our (generally overpriced) services for free and the
Democratic Party does not use us. We create villains and good guys, we
write America's jokes, we create the narrative of America, the lines
that are repeated by boys and girls, men and women, over lunch and the
water cooler and we have been left completely un–consulted.
typical. if the dem party hasn't taken full advantage of hollywood's
talents by now, it never will. shocking, really.
maybe nick should get permanent space on mydd or kos or moveon or
huffpost or anyplace where hollywood types can comfortably congregate
on any subject they care for. let them run it anyway they want. let
them build a hollywood political community that can rattle washington
with the click of a mouse.
don't just talk about it, do it, and do it now. worry about the
details later.
Fun with Dick and Jane. Better than I thought it would be. Very funny
in parts...my kids really liked it.
Susan
http://susansspa.blogspot.com/
http://www.mydd.com/in parts...my kids really liked it.
Susan
http://susansspa.blogspot.com/
The Hollywood Mythspiracy
by Matt Stoller
This is a guest–post. One of our underused media assets is Hollywood.
I asked my brother Nick, who co–wrote 'Fun with Dick and Jane', to
chime in. I just saw it, and it's a very good smart film with a
strongly liberal narrative.
<snip>
In the end, there is no intersection between Hollywood and the
Democratic Party (or none that I have noticed besides that of
fundraising). This is a missed opportunity of gargantuan proportions.
There are hundreds of writers and actors and directors who are angry
and who want to do something besides give money. We are expert message
machines offering our (generally overpriced) services for free and the
Democratic Party does not use us. We create villains and good guys, we
write America's jokes, we create the narrative of America, the lines
that are repeated by boys and girls, men and women, over lunch and the
water cooler and we have been left completely un–consulted.
typical. if the dem party hasn't taken full advantage of hollywood's
talents by now, it never will. shocking, really.
maybe nick should get permanent space on mydd or kos or moveon or
huffpost or anyplace where hollywood types can comfortably congregate
on any subject they care for. let them run it anyway they want. let
them build a hollywood political community that can rattle washington
with the click of a mouse.
don't just talk about it, do it, and do it now. worry about the
details later.
Charlie Perrin <nikve...@sbcglobal.netNOSPAM>
12/30/2005 11:35:40 AM
On Fri, 30 Dec 2005 04:24:57 GMT, "David RL Gärtner, RMT" wrote:
Penguins, very sad in parts but excellent.
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On Thu, 29 Dec 2005 13:54:04 –0800, "ahmward" choked out
these words:
I loved Winged Migration. Have you seen March of the these words:
Penguins, very sad in parts but excellent.
it's in my queue, but says that there's a "very long wait." so
eventually i'll see it.
It seems to have influenced a number of TV commercials lately. eventually i'll see it.
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"Stevie" <stevie.wil...@gmail.com>
12/30/2005 6:20:58 PM
HI there
Fashiondish and I just came back from the movies where we saw the
Family Stone.. and thought it was so funny..... we laughed at some
stuff that most did not.. (particularly about the shoes) and then it
was sad in other spots.. I hate to say this but I know moms like
Keaton's character. I know families like this and we both saw things
––and people––we recognized
Stevie
Fashiondish and I just came back from the movies where we saw the
Family Stone.. and thought it was so funny..... we laughed at some
stuff that most did not.. (particularly about the shoes) and then it
was sad in other spots.. I hate to say this but I know moms like
Keaton's character. I know families like this and we both saw things
––and people––we recognized
Stevie
"Vampkel" <vamp...@aol.com>
1/2/2006 1:13:36 PM
i saw it too, i thought it was good. the book was SO great tho.
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Saw Memoirs of a Geisha.
I wanted to like it so much, and I loved the first half. Then it
started losing me. It's basically a Harlequin Romance set in Japan.
Too disappointing. It was also bothering me that all the actresses
were Chinese. Hello??
And why did the main character have to have blue eyes? Hmmm? So
westerners would be able to relate? In the end, my husband (who lived
in Japan for many years and never saw a blue eyed Japanese) and I had
too many problems with this movie to be able to enjoy it.
Teresa
I wanted to like it so much, and I loved the first half. Then it
started losing me. It's basically a Harlequin Romance set in Japan.
Too disappointing. It was also bothering me that all the actresses
were Chinese. Hello??
And why did the main character have to have blue eyes? Hmmm? So
westerners would be able to relate? In the end, my husband (who lived
in Japan for many years and never saw a blue eyed Japanese) and I had
too many problems with this movie to be able to enjoy it.
Teresa
Charlie Perrin <nikve...@sbcglobal.netNOSPAM>
1/2/2006 7:08:03 PM
Truman... about the President of the same name from Missouri.
For me, it verges upon being family history.
My first cousin three times removed was one of Harry Truman's uncles
(related by marriage, not blood). A number of family members in that
particular branch of the Perrin family did work in the civil service
back in the days of County Judge Truman.
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For me, it verges upon being family history.
My first cousin three times removed was one of Harry Truman's uncles
(related by marriage, not blood). A number of family members in that
particular branch of the Perrin family did work in the civil service
back in the days of County Judge Truman.
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"David RL Gärtner, RMT" <derbarb...@gmail.com>
1/2/2006 7:34:04 PM
saw "Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" a few days ago. it was
one of the BEST movies i've seen in a while. i definitely
recommend it to any Netflixers out there!
david
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one of the BEST movies i've seen in a while. i definitely
recommend it to any Netflixers out there!
david
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1/2/2006 2:03:43 PM
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saw "Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" a few days ago. it was
one of the BEST movies i've seen in a while. i definitely
recommend it to any Netflixers out there!
david
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I just recently got the book of Sisterhood of TTP and am anxious to read it. one of the BEST movies i've seen in a while. i definitely
recommend it to any Netflixers out there!
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Have not seen the movie yet, but it's on my Netflix Queue coming up quite
soon. The movies I saw this weekend were Croupier (it was pretty good) with
Alex Kingston (formerly of ER) and Clive Owen and The Island, which I
borrowed from a friend who loved it and I thought it was the worst film I've
seen in probably the past seven years. It stars Scarlett Johansson and Ewan
MacGregor, both of whom I generally love. However, this movie just stunk.
Rented In Cold Blood since I enjoyed Philip Seymour Hoffman and Katherine
Keener so much in Capote recently and had never seen the 60's film release
that it is all based on. It moves waaaaaaaay too slow, but the musical score
(Quincy Jones) and John Forsythe's performance are great. There's also a
scene in it that for irony's sake really cracked me up, regarding Robert
Blake (years prior to appearing in Baretta) discussing a yellow parrot. I'm
only half way through the film (it's over two hours long) but so far I'm
liking Capote's novel better.
JN
"Spang Time Next Year" <spangle_...@hotmail.com>
1/2/2006 2:05:37 PM
Saw The Fabulous Five (or is it four?) at a friend's house yesterday. We all
thought it was utterly cheesy, but Michael Chiklis (prior to turning in to a
huge puffy fingered giant ugly thing) and Julian McMahon are both
absoulutely hunky and gorgeous...mmmm....
JN
thought it was utterly cheesy, but Michael Chiklis (prior to turning in to a
huge puffy fingered giant ugly thing) and Julian McMahon are both
absoulutely hunky and gorgeous...mmmm....
JN
"David RL Gärtner, RMT" <derbarb...@gmail.com>
1/2/2006 10:24:20 PM
On Mon, 2 Jan 2006 14:05:37 –0800, "Spang Time Next Year"
<spangle_...@hotmail.com> choked out these words:
david
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<spangle_...@hotmail.com> choked out these words:
Saw The Fabulous Five (or is it four?) at a friend's house yesterday. We all
thought it was utterly cheesy, but Michael Chiklis (prior to turning in to a
huge puffy fingered giant ugly thing) and Julian McMahon are both
absoulutely hunky and gorgeous...mmmm....
um, "Fantastic Four"? thought it was utterly cheesy, but Michael Chiklis (prior to turning in to a
huge puffy fingered giant ugly thing) and Julian McMahon are both
absoulutely hunky and gorgeous...mmmm....
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"Brin–Marie McLaughlin" <brini...@aol.com>
1/2/2006 11:17:44 PM
In the theatre, most recently we've seen "Wallace & Gromit and The
Curse of the Were–Rabbit" and "Pride & Prejudice". At home, tonight, we
watched "It's All Gone Pete Tong".
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Curse of the Were–Rabbit" and "Pride & Prejudice". At home, tonight, we
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1/3/2006 8:03:06 AM
Last night off of Pay Per View....The Skeleton Key.
Ughh, Kate Hudson should really study her script before telling her
agent she is accepting the role.
Carol
Ughh, Kate Hudson should really study her script before telling her
agent she is accepting the role.
Carol
"girlyfied" <girlyf...@gmail.com>
1/4/2006 5:35:44 PM
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Last night off of Pay Per View....The Skeleton Key.
Quite possibly one of the worst movies ever seen. If I could watch it free of charge, that would still be too high a price. It was just awful!
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1/2/2006 4:22:12 PM
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On Mon, 2 Jan 2006 15:44:50 –0800, "Spang Time Next Year"
<spangle_...@hotmail.com> choked out these words:
thinking further, i believe the guys from Queer Eye were labeled
the Fabulous Five (or 'Fab Five' for short)!
david
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Yes, I think you're right. Thanks. Maybe I was thinking that Julian McMahon <spangle_...@hotmail.com> choked out these words:
thinking further, i believe the guys from Queer Eye were labeled
the Fabulous Five (or 'Fab Five' for short)!
david
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from Fantastic Four (and Nip/Tuck) is such a savvy guy and such a smart
dresser that he belongs on Queer Eye? LOL! :–)
JN
"Stevie" <stevie.wil...@gmail.com>
1/3/2006 7:04:54 AM
Saw King Kong in the theater on NY's Eve.. it was fun.. not exactly for
those wi short attention span
also saw a lot of Veronica Mars on dvd before the power outage
Did see dark water (stupid, dumb, the grudge was better)
four brothers –––so so
modigliani–– what happened to andy garcia being an actor? he didn't do
so well in this movie
those wi short attention span
also saw a lot of Veronica Mars on dvd before the power outage
Did see dark water (stupid, dumb, the grudge was better)
four brothers –––so so
modigliani–– what happened to andy garcia being an actor? he didn't do
so well in this movie
"girlyfied" <girlyf...@gmail.com>
1/4/2006 5:27:51 PM
I saw Syriana the other night. I had such high hopes for this movie. It was
well acted with a great story, but it was boring. Pivotal scenes were
predictable and they spent too much time focusing on mundane details. I
assume George Clooney was aiming for a movie similar to Traffic (which I
loved), but he didn't pull together the story well enough.
well acted with a great story, but it was boring. Pivotal scenes were
predictable and they spent too much time focusing on mundane details. I
assume George Clooney was aiming for a movie similar to Traffic (which I
loved), but he didn't pull together the story well enough.
Jennifer Dellapina <dellap...@netscape.net>
1/5/2006 4:57:42 AM
On 12/29/05 6:49 AM, in article
9eSdnWspX–0Zai7enZ2dnUVZ_v–dn...@giganews.com, "ahmward"
<nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com> wrote:
"EMiriamD" <emiri...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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It was in town one weekend and then disappeared. I am waiting for its
return. It is #1 on my list of movies I want to see.
Audrey,
If you still haven't seen it, and you have time while in LA, I'd LOVE to see
this with you! My boyfriend is less than enthusiastic about seeing it.
Typical?! :)
Dellapina
9eSdnWspX–0Zai7enZ2dnUVZ_v–dn...@giganews.com, "ahmward"
<nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com> wrote:
"EMiriamD" <emiri...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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It was in town one weekend and then disappeared. I am waiting for its
return. It is #1 on my list of movies I want to see.
If you still haven't seen it, and you have time while in LA, I'd LOVE to see
this with you! My boyfriend is less than enthusiastic about seeing it.
Typical?! :)
Dellapina
Jennifer Dellapina <dellap...@netscape.net>
1/5/2006 5:03:05 AM
In the theater I saw the Producers. It wasn't my first, second, third or
fourth choice, but I was outvoted. And I loved it! Soooo FUNNY. The guy
from Desperate Housewives really stole the show.
On DVD, I have been watching Six Feet Under. I never saw it on HBO but I
heard the series finale is spectacular. So I started at the beginning. I'm
at the beginning of season two right now. So far, I am LOVING it.
Dellapina
fourth choice, but I was outvoted. And I loved it! Soooo FUNNY. The guy
from Desperate Housewives really stole the show.
On DVD, I have been watching Six Feet Under. I never saw it on HBO but I
heard the series finale is spectacular. So I started at the beginning. I'm
at the beginning of season two right now. So far, I am LOVING it.
Dellapina
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1/4/2006 10:26:51 PM
"Jennifer Dellapina" <dellap...@netscape.net> wrote in message
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On 12/29/05 6:49 AM, in article
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<nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Audrey,
If you still haven't seen it, and you have time while in LA, I'd LOVE
to see
this with you! My boyfriend is less than enthusiastic about seeing
it.
Typical?! :)
Dellapina
I wish I had more time but I will be getting into town late on Tuesday 9eSdnWspX–0Zai7enZ2dnUVZ_v–dn...@giganews.com, "ahmward"
<nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Audrey,
If you still haven't seen it, and you have time while in LA, I'd LOVE
to see
this with you! My boyfriend is less than enthusiastic about seeing
it.
Typical?! :)
Dellapina
evening and returning home early Thursday. The conference will take all
of my time but I really think you should just go by yourself. I go to
movies alone during the year when I have no one who will accompany me.
You can't talk during the movies and if it's good, it's definitely worth
it.
Audrey
"David RL Gärtner, RMT" <derbarb...@gmail.com>
1/5/2006 8:07:21 AM
tonight watched "Super Size Me" (omg, lol, stfu!), and "Eternal
Sunshine of the Spotless Mind." that one was really trippy, but
very enjoyable.
i'll never look at fast food in the same way ever again.
david
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Sunshine of the Spotless Mind." that one was really trippy, but
very enjoyable.
i'll never look at fast food in the same way ever again.
david
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"Jen in ND" <jeNDo...@gmail.com>
1/5/2006 8:16:28 PM
Jennifer Dellapina wrote:
"My boyfriend is less than enthusiastic about seeing it. Typical?!"
Yes. My DH is not that interested in seeing it either. He claims it's
because he doesn't like Jake Gyllenhaal, LOL. A bunch of girlfriends
went to it a while back, but I couldn't go. I guess I'll have to rent
the DVD some night in the future when he's out of town.
––
Jen in ND
"My boyfriend is less than enthusiastic about seeing it. Typical?!"
Yes. My DH is not that interested in seeing it either. He claims it's
because he doesn't like Jake Gyllenhaal, LOL. A bunch of girlfriends
went to it a while back, but I couldn't go. I guess I'll have to rent
the DVD some night in the future when he's out of town.
––
Jen in ND
"David RL Gärtner, RMT" <derbarb...@gmail.com>
1/14/2006 2:43:02 AM
On Fri, 13 Jan 2006 20:27:49 –0600, Ruddell
<ruddell'Elle–Kabo...@canada.com> choked out these words:
could really use a laugh or two. i'm about an hour into a Hindi
film called "Mohabbatein," and it's pretty good, but it's gonna
be a tear–jerker, too, i can tell. it's 3 hours, 39 minutes!
can you believe that!?
david
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<ruddell'Elle–Kabo...@canada.com> choked out these words:
On Fri, 13 Jan 2006 18:36:07 –0600, David RL Gärtner, RMT wrote
(in article <aphgs1huuvsla9eo7tfgobhei9ug3jd...@4ax.com>):
I'm totally bored tonight and everyone else is busy doing other things. So
I'm watching The Jungle Book. Haven't seen it in probably over 25 years and
you know, it's rather funny ;–)
i think i'm going to watch a few more episodes of Friends, cos i (in article <aphgs1huuvsla9eo7tfgobhei9ug3jd...@4ax.com>):
I'm totally bored tonight and everyone else is busy doing other things. So
I'm watching The Jungle Book. Haven't seen it in probably over 25 years and
you know, it's rather funny ;–)
could really use a laugh or two. i'm about an hour into a Hindi
film called "Mohabbatein," and it's pretty good, but it's gonna
be a tear–jerker, too, i can tell. it's 3 hours, 39 minutes!
can you believe that!?
david
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"Michelle" <fakeemaila...@huh.com>
1/12/2006 4:33:00 PM
I was going to see The Hostel because I like scary movies, but then I read
some reviews about how people were fainting and throwing up from the gore in
it...so I decided to pass on that one.
Instead, rented Wedding Crashers and Mr. & Mrs. Smith to watch tonight.
OT: OMG, Brad & Angelina are having a baby?!
some reviews about how people were fainting and throwing up from the gore in
it...so I decided to pass on that one.
Instead, rented Wedding Crashers and Mr. & Mrs. Smith to watch tonight.
OT: OMG, Brad & Angelina are having a baby?!
wac...@AOL.com
1/12/2006 2:29:53 PM
"Memoirs of a Geisha".....bring Kleenex!
Susan
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Susan
http://susansspa.blogspot.com/
Ruddell <ruddell'Elle–Kabo...@canada.com>
1/13/2006 9:25:08 PM
On Fri, 13 Jan 2006 20:43:02 –0600, David RL Gärtner, RMT wrote
(in article <f6pgs11n4serbj2q4djj4rgn37too28...@4ax.com>):
I'm watching The Jungle Book. Haven't seen it in probably over 25 years
and
you know, it's rather funny ;–)
––
Cheers!
Dennis
Remove 'Elle–Kabong' to reply
(in article <f6pgs11n4serbj2q4djj4rgn37too28...@4ax.com>):
On Fri, 13 Jan 2006 20:27:49 –0600, Ruddell
<ruddell'Elle–Kabo...@canada.com> choked out these words:
I'm totally bored tonight and everyone else is busy doing other things. So <ruddell'Elle–Kabo...@canada.com> choked out these words:
I'm watching The Jungle Book. Haven't seen it in probably over 25 years
and
you know, it's rather funny ;–)
i think i'm going to watch a few more episodes of Friends, cos i
could really use a laugh or two. i'm about an hour into a Hindi
film called "Mohabbatein," and it's pretty good, but it's gonna
be a tear–jerker, too, i can tell. it's 3 hours, 39 minutes!
can you believe that!?
3.39! That's a long movie. Better make an extra large bowl of popcorn ;–) could really use a laugh or two. i'm about an hour into a Hindi
film called "Mohabbatein," and it's pretty good, but it's gonna
be a tear–jerker, too, i can tell. it's 3 hours, 39 minutes!
can you believe that!?
––
Cheers!
Dennis
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"Jamie" <zuschlag–sequ...@tds.net>
1/5/2006 8:51:39 PM
Via Netflix – Logan's Run
One of those movies I just have to watch when it comes on. I remember being
so impressed with this vision of the future when I was young (of course, the
idea of dying at 30 didn't bother me then!). One reviewer on Netflix
slammed the movie for production design since it was made only 1 year before
Star Wars. I still like it and think it has a more interesting plot than
SW.
Jamie
One of those movies I just have to watch when it comes on. I remember being
so impressed with this vision of the future when I was young (of course, the
idea of dying at 30 didn't bother me then!). One reviewer on Netflix
slammed the movie for production design since it was made only 1 year before
Star Wars. I still like it and think it has a more interesting plot than
SW.
Jamie
"David RL Gärtner, RMT" <derbarb...@gmail.com>
1/6/2006 5:34:40 PM
On 5 Jan 2006 20:16:28 –0800, "Jen in ND" <jeNDo...@gmail.com>
choked out these words:
it. cried, and cried. went home and cried some more. he says i
can't wait for the DVD to come out, that i just *have* to go see
it in theatres. i cry pretty easily/freely while watching
movies, especially dramas. i'll be sure to take a box of tissues
when i go.
david
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choked out these words:
Jennifer Dellapina wrote:
"My boyfriend is less than enthusiastic about seeing it. Typical?!"
Yes. My DH is not that interested in seeing it either. He claims it's
because he doesn't like Jake Gyllenhaal, LOL. A bunch of girlfriends
went to it a while back, but I couldn't go. I guess I'll have to rent
the DVD some night in the future when he's out of town.
i was talking to a guy yesterday who said he cried after seeing "My boyfriend is less than enthusiastic about seeing it. Typical?!"
Yes. My DH is not that interested in seeing it either. He claims it's
because he doesn't like Jake Gyllenhaal, LOL. A bunch of girlfriends
went to it a while back, but I couldn't go. I guess I'll have to rent
the DVD some night in the future when he's out of town.
it. cried, and cried. went home and cried some more. he says i
can't wait for the DVD to come out, that i just *have* to go see
it in theatres. i cry pretty easily/freely while watching
movies, especially dramas. i'll be sure to take a box of tissues
when i go.
david
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"David RL Gärtner, RMT" <derbarb...@gmail.com>
1/6/2006 5:35:54 PM
On Thu, 5 Jan 2006 20:51:39 –0500, "Jamie"
<zuschlag–sequ...@tds.net> choked out these words:
but it's buried pretty far down. my next 28 discs are going to
be episodes of Friends.
david
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<zuschlag–sequ...@tds.net> choked out these words:
Via Netflix – Logan's Run
it's in my queue, along with a bunch of other 70s scifi movies. but it's buried pretty far down. my next 28 discs are going to
be episodes of Friends.
david
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"Jen in ND" <jeNDo...@gmail.com>
1/6/2006 12:23:05 PM
My DH cries pretty easily watching movies too. He cries at movies more
than I do – especially at anything involving children or
honor/tradition (military or otherwise). One exception – Finding
Neverland. I sobbed like a baby! They should put a warning on that
movie for mothers of boys. Like a Five Kleenex Box alert, or
something. I have never cried so much at a movie as I did watching
that one.
When Brokeback Mountain comes out on DVD, I'm going to rent it anyway,
and I'm sure he'll watch it with me – he can't resist my popcorn.
––
Jen in ND (mother of three wonderful boys)
than I do – especially at anything involving children or
honor/tradition (military or otherwise). One exception – Finding
Neverland. I sobbed like a baby! They should put a warning on that
movie for mothers of boys. Like a Five Kleenex Box alert, or
something. I have never cried so much at a movie as I did watching
that one.
When Brokeback Mountain comes out on DVD, I'm going to rent it anyway,
and I'm sure he'll watch it with me – he can't resist my popcorn.
––
Jen in ND (mother of three wonderful boys)
"ahmward" <nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com>
1/7/2006 9:55:47 AM
The Lord of War....did Nicholas Cage write the script for himself? This
movie is so Nicholas Cage and totally good.
Audrey
movie is so Nicholas Cage and totally good.
Audrey
<valmont32...@aol.com>
1/6/2006 6:25:44 AM
Over NYE Momma & Daddy rented two movies from Blockbuster, which I guess was
a little "picked over" by the time they got into town from the farm...so we
ended up with "40 Year Old Virgin" (This was funny, but a little on the lewd
side for me. I wouldn't want to own it, but I think most ppl would think
it's pretty hilarious, judging by the reactions of the other 3 ppl in the
room!) and "Cheaper By The Dozen" (recommended to me by my physical
therapist..and I had been wondering if the sequel was worth seeing, but I
needed to see #1 first and I wasn't too impressed. I got bored & started to
talk to my Mom!!). I'm not much of a movie person anyways, I have a short
attention span and I get bored!! I prefer TV, honestly. I want to get that
"Band Camp" DVD from the "American Pie" people though that they had on the
previews!! That looks really funny! I don't care for lewdness in movies,
but I would make an acception for these crazy guys!! I am heading to
Walmart today to see if I can find it. If not, the quest goes on today
until I have my hot little hands on the number. It went on sale on 12/26/05
according to the trailer.
––KRiSTiN
a little "picked over" by the time they got into town from the farm...so we
ended up with "40 Year Old Virgin" (This was funny, but a little on the lewd
side for me. I wouldn't want to own it, but I think most ppl would think
it's pretty hilarious, judging by the reactions of the other 3 ppl in the
room!) and "Cheaper By The Dozen" (recommended to me by my physical
therapist..and I had been wondering if the sequel was worth seeing, but I
needed to see #1 first and I wasn't too impressed. I got bored & started to
talk to my Mom!!). I'm not much of a movie person anyways, I have a short
attention span and I get bored!! I prefer TV, honestly. I want to get that
"Band Camp" DVD from the "American Pie" people though that they had on the
previews!! That looks really funny! I don't care for lewdness in movies,
but I would make an acception for these crazy guys!! I am heading to
Walmart today to see if I can find it. If not, the quest goes on today
until I have my hot little hands on the number. It went on sale on 12/26/05
according to the trailer.
––KRiSTiN
"March of the Spanguins" <spangle_...@hotmail.com>
1/7/2006 7:14:46 PM
I ordered the uncorked version of Wedding Crashers off Ebay last week. It
arrived yesterday and I watched it last night. It was absolutely hilarious
and Owen Wilson is just sooooo darling. I love him to pieces. Vince is
pretty cute, too, but there was a scene where he had to take off his shirt
and he's really grown kind of ponchy recently. He's gettin' a beer belly,
unfortunately.
JN
arrived yesterday and I watched it last night. It was absolutely hilarious
and Owen Wilson is just sooooo darling. I love him to pieces. Vince is
pretty cute, too, but there was a scene where he had to take off his shirt
and he's really grown kind of ponchy recently. He's gettin' a beer belly,
unfortunately.
JN
"David RL Gärtner, RMT" <derbarb...@gmail.com>
1/8/2006 4:46:03 AM
On Sat, 7 Jan 2006 19:21:58 –0800, "March of the Spanguins"
<spangle_...@hotmail.com> choked out these words:
character so well. one magazine said he goes into his character
so deep, that you wonder if he'll ever return.
david
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<spangle_...@hotmail.com> choked out these words:
I cried in about the last 25 minutes, but not during the course of the film.
Heath Ledger deserves serious acclaim for this role, that's for sure. You
forget the fact that he's in love with a man and all that you wind up
connecting with is the fact that his character can't verbally express his
emotions nearly as well as he would like to.
You wonder if it will ever get better for him or if he will just become more
and more reclusive and hermitic. He pulls of "lost, introverted and confused
to the point of *seeming* more self centered than his really is" so very
well. He was like a mixture of John Wayne and James Dean all rolled in to
one. It was very interesting.
that's what everyone's saying. that Heath Ledger plays his Heath Ledger deserves serious acclaim for this role, that's for sure. You
forget the fact that he's in love with a man and all that you wind up
connecting with is the fact that his character can't verbally express his
emotions nearly as well as he would like to.
You wonder if it will ever get better for him or if he will just become more
and more reclusive and hermitic. He pulls of "lost, introverted and confused
to the point of *seeming* more self centered than his really is" so very
well. He was like a mixture of John Wayne and James Dean all rolled in to
one. It was very interesting.
character so well. one magazine said he goes into his character
so deep, that you wonder if he'll ever return.
david
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"Stevie" <stevie.wil...@gmail.com>
1/8/2006 8:12:38 AM
Saw the Wedding Crashers last night. (sorry but I don't like this
humor all that much. )
and we have a few more to see. Might see matchpoint tomorrow
Stevie
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http://fashiontribes.typepad.com/la_story/
humor all that much. )
and we have a few more to see. Might see matchpoint tomorrow
Stevie
Check out my blogs:
http://fashiontribes.typepad.com/beautybuzz/
http://fashiontribes.typepad.com/la_story/
"MaureyL" <Maur...@aol.com>
1/8/2006 3:36:45 PM
I saw "The Constant Gardener" a few weeks ago and really enjoyed it.
The most recent film I've seen is "Match Point", the new Woody Allen
film that he did in London. It was interesting to see all the
locations where he filmed here and I thought the storyline was quite
gripping but I do think he's lost his touch (as it, no longer a
genius!)
The most recent film I've seen is "Match Point", the new Woody Allen
film that he did in London. It was interesting to see all the
locations where he filmed here and I thought the storyline was quite
gripping but I do think he's lost his touch (as it, no longer a
genius!)
"Stevie" <stevie.wil...@gmail.com>
1/9/2006 6:01:06 AM
Fashiondish, a visiting friend of hers and I saw Match Point last
night. quite a different take from the typical Woody allen movie. I
liked him featuring London as the location but it was a spin off a
previous movie that was quite similar.. and while I don't want to spoil
it, the last two scenes were a bit convenient
Stevie
night. quite a different take from the typical Woody allen movie. I
liked him featuring London as the location but it was a spin off a
previous movie that was quite similar.. and while I don't want to spoil
it, the last two scenes were a bit convenient
Stevie
"March of the Spanguins" <spangle_...@hotmail.com>
1/7/2006 7:21:58 PM
"David RL Gärtner, RMT" <derbarb...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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On 5 Jan 2006 20:16:28 –0800, "Jen in ND" <jeNDo...@gmail.com>
choked out these words:
i was talking to a guy yesterday who said he cried after seeing
it. cried, and cried. went home and cried some more. he says i
can't wait for the DVD to come out, that i just *have* to go see
it in theatres. i cry pretty easily/freely while watching
movies, especially dramas. i'll be sure to take a box of tissues
when i go.
david
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I cried in about the last 25 minutes, but not during the course of the film. choked out these words:
i was talking to a guy yesterday who said he cried after seeing
it. cried, and cried. went home and cried some more. he says i
can't wait for the DVD to come out, that i just *have* to go see
it in theatres. i cry pretty easily/freely while watching
movies, especially dramas. i'll be sure to take a box of tissues
when i go.
david
––
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http://www.cafepress.com/derbarbier
http://shops.half.ebay.com/derbarbier
Heath Ledger deserves serious acclaim for this role, that's for sure. You
forget the fact that he's in love with a man and all that you wind up
connecting with is the fact that his character can't verbally express his
emotions nearly as well as he would like to.
You wonder if it will ever get better for him or if he will just become more
and more reclusive and hermitic. He pulls of "lost, introverted and confused
to the point of *seeming* more self centered than his really is" so very
well. He was like a mixture of John Wayne and James Dean all rolled in to
one. It was very interesting.
JN
CarolC...@aol.com
1/9/2006 9:24:04 AM
I saw the Wedding Crashers a few months ago and thought: where is
all the continual laugh out loud humor that everyone talks about?? It
was funny at times, but it disappointed me. I also didn't think it
necessary to show all the different bedded girls following each
reception they crashed...we got the point after the first two. Call me
a prude. LOL
Carol
all the continual laugh out loud humor that everyone talks about?? It
was funny at times, but it disappointed me. I also didn't think it
necessary to show all the different bedded girls following each
reception they crashed...we got the point after the first two. Call me
a prude. LOL
Carol
"dwacon" <aunt.jem...@pancake.box>
1/10/2006 10:23:35 PM
"Stevie" <stevie.wil...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1136679818.922356.306...@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
Saw the Wedding Crashers last night. (sorry but I don't like this
humor all that much. )
and we have a few more to see. Might see matchpoint tomorrow
Stevie
Check out my blogs:
http://fashiontribes.typepad.com/beautybuzz/
http://fashiontribes.typepad.com/la_story/
Finally saw Million Dollar Baby. humor all that much. )
and we have a few more to see. Might see matchpoint tomorrow
Stevie
Check out my blogs:
http://fashiontribes.typepad.com/beautybuzz/
http://fashiontribes.typepad.com/la_story/
Closest I came to crying in years <sniff>.
––
dwacon
<valmont32...@aol.com>
1/12/2006 11:44:02 PM
"40 Year Old Virgin"
(a bit lewd for me, but kind of funny. I wouldn't want to own it though!!
And, it was a bit awkward to be watching it with your own parents...)
"Cheaper By The Dozen"
(I was rec'ed this movie by my physical therapist as a good, family type
movie without a whole lot of profanity,etc but I just couldn't concentrate
on it. Kinda boring...I wonder if the sequel was any good. Any comments??)
––Kristin
(a bit lewd for me, but kind of funny. I wouldn't want to own it though!!
And, it was a bit awkward to be watching it with your own parents...)
"Cheaper By The Dozen"
(I was rec'ed this movie by my physical therapist as a good, family type
movie without a whole lot of profanity,etc but I just couldn't concentrate
on it. Kinda boring...I wonder if the sequel was any good. Any comments??)
––Kristin