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tartan_skirt
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I just got back from seeing Madagascar at the cinema. I liked it, it was funny. I especially loved the lemurs and their dancing. 
i saw the third star wars today. it has already been hashed out by everyone so here are just my few observations. excellent trailers!!! saw the lion, the witch and the wardrobe trailer, and i got a litte weepy.
ok. so martin and wabbit in an earlier review make fun of the dialogue, especially the more romantic stuff. i thought maybe they were just being cynical, HOWEVER this is a love that is supposed to be so great that she
. i had a hard time believing they'd met, let alone were in love.
i laughed at younglins. i think it was supposed to be horrific, but the word children would have had more impact.
the final scene with anakin was definitly more gruesome than i'd expected.
i think they could have cut out oh, 30 take off and landing scenes, and put in oh, more character development, but i understand that lucas had to sacrifice content and dialogue so that we could have yet another cool graphic.*yawn*
and i am certain that in 4, 5 or 6, i think 6 leia says
and i am sorry. I AM SORRY but there is no way that she was pregnant with twins. they were either the biggest premies i have ever scene, or in space you only look 5 months pregnant but can carry full term 8 lb each twins. that was the best special effect of the whole film.
ok. so martin and wabbit in an earlier review make fun of the dialogue, especially the more romantic stuff. i thought maybe they were just being cynical, HOWEVER this is a love that is supposed to be so great that she
dies of a broken heart
i laughed at younglins. i think it was supposed to be horrific, but the word children would have had more impact.
the final scene with anakin was definitly more gruesome than i'd expected.
i think they could have cut out oh, 30 take off and landing scenes, and put in oh, more character development, but i understand that lucas had to sacrifice content and dialogue so that we could have yet another cool graphic.*yawn*
and i am certain that in 4, 5 or 6, i think 6 leia says
that she remembers her mother a little and that she was beautiful but sad. interesting that, considering that she dies
and i am sorry. I AM SORRY but there is no way that she was pregnant with twins. they were either the biggest premies i have ever scene, or in space you only look 5 months pregnant but can carry full term 8 lb each twins. that was the best special effect of the whole film.
MonkeyCatcher
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The last movie that I watched was Napoleon Dynamite at home. It was extremely funny.. I was laughing all the time.
The last movie that I saw at the theatres was War of the Worlds (this only came out here a couple of weeks ago). Not that great - the sfx were really good and the tripods looked great, but I thought that they rushed the ending and left you sitting there just thinking, 'What?'.
The last movie that I saw at the theatres was War of the Worlds (this only came out here a couple of weeks ago). Not that great - the sfx were really good and the tripods looked great, but I thought that they rushed the ending and left you sitting there just thinking, 'What?'.
Isabell
Active Member
Ok, I have to update my "Last seen" to Ladder 49. I loved it. It moved me to tears and made me realize how important our fireman (and their families) really are.
This movie is worth watching. It's just about love, life, family and honor.
It should be on everyone's must see list. (God, I sound like a film Critic)
This movie is worth watching. It's just about love, life, family and honor.
It should be on everyone's must see list. (God, I sound like a film Critic)
Puddleglum
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Just watched the Gus Van Sant version of Psycho. It's not that bad but I still don't see the point in a remake being almost identical to the original. The worst thing about it was Vince Vaughn as Norman Bates. He just didn't have that same edge has Anthony Perkins had. I would say he should stick to comedy but he's not that funny either.
direstraits
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Well, here's a view that Star Wars fans will never be able to figure out on their own. Nothing like a mother's perspective to bring a film down to bear. And here I thought I've heard every bit of complaint and errors on the film...jenngorham said:
I think I will always remember that last sentence of yours everytime I watch Star Wars, jenn...
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Puddleglum
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I watched Summer of Sam last night. I was sure i'd seen it before but I hadn't. Thought that it was pretty good although it did take some perseverance to get through as it's a bit slow and I was tired. Adrien Brody once again showed that he is a great actor (although he made this before his Oscar winning performance in The Pianist).
All in all it was good to see a serial killer film which came at the story from a different angle. By that I mean it didn't concentrate on the killer or the cop who was after him but rather on how it affected a community.
All in all it was good to see a serial killer film which came at the story from a different angle. By that I mean it didn't concentrate on the killer or the cop who was after him but rather on how it affected a community.
Last film I saw was Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind which I rented on DVD the other night. I'd been meaning to get round to seeing it for a while.
Anyway, odd as it was, I really liked it. I though Kate Winslet & Jim Carrey were fantastic in it, and I thought the whole thing was heartwarming. I think everyone's had the thought "I wish I'd never met him/her/them/it" but when you get right down to it there are memories you have of them, with them, that you would never, ever do away with.
*sigh*
Anyway, odd as it was, I really liked it. I though Kate Winslet & Jim Carrey were fantastic in it, and I thought the whole thing was heartwarming. I think everyone's had the thought "I wish I'd never met him/her/them/it" but when you get right down to it there are memories you have of them, with them, that you would never, ever do away with.
*sigh*
Puddleglum
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Eternal Sunshine is a great film Anahorish. Kate looks great in it (it's the dyed hair, gets me every time).
Anyway I had the misfortune to see Van Wilder Party Liasion last night. I was too tired to turn it over. I think I sniggered once and that was when `the fat guy' shouted he was okay after he fell from the rope outside the courtroom.
I'll probably watch Hearts in Atlantis tonight but I may visit Blockbusters.
Anyway I had the misfortune to see Van Wilder Party Liasion last night. I was too tired to turn it over. I think I sniggered once and that was when `the fat guy' shouted he was okay after he fell from the rope outside the courtroom.
I'll probably watch Hearts in Atlantis tonight but I may visit Blockbusters.