I watched Children of the corn the remake, and boy...talk about lost potential.
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I watched Children of the corn the remake, and boy...talk about lost potential.
I watched Mamma Mia over the weekend....AGAIN. I don't know why I never get tired of this musical. The singing isn't overly great, and the choreography isn't out-of-this-world, but it is so mesmerizing. I love the "Dancing Queen" clip. When the older greek worker throws the giant web of sticks and wood off her back and sings "oh yeaheaea!" When Meryl plays air guitar on the dock....I just love it.
OH, and I also watched Lady in The Water. I thought it was so boring and choppy. That weird grass monster, the guild and interpreter; and what about those 3 "monkey" things? I just thought there was too much wide-eyed whispering. I painfully watched the whole thing.
Monty Python's Holy Grail on DVD.
True Romance (1993) written by Quentin Tarantino, directed by Tony Scott. Starring Christian Slater and Patricia Arquette (star-studded cast including Dennis Hopper, Christopher Walken, Brad Pitt...). Very entertaining. Lots of action. Some parts of the movie reminded me of Pulp Fiction and I enjoyed some of the unexpected twists.
If you classify it as a horror movie, its one of the best ones of all time.Quote:
Originally Posted by tak113454
I hav to agre, Angel Hart is awesom! one of the best
I watched, Where the Wild Things Are. It was weird and good and I cried. The Jim Henson Company did a wonderful job with costumes, animatronics and some computer generation.:y::y:
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Originally Posted by demorgan
I got this movie from the library and didn't care for it at all.
Watched Halloween II (the original) last night. Wasn't as good as I remembered it.
- Smikes