Recently watched movies

[c.d.]

I just spent some time on amazon.com reading reviews of "Pulp Fiction." Wow. A lot of people absolutely hated that movie with quite a few calling it the worst movie ever made. As I said in my previous post, I thought it was good. Everyone is different and everyone is entitled to their opinion. But what really frosts my behind is that there are always people who will dislike something just because other people like it. The old emperor's new clothes routine. They will tell you that they don't follow the crowd and that other people like it because they are supposed to. But these people are rugged individualists who tell it like it is. Yeah right.

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[Steve S]

After years trying to get it on dvd,finally got to watch 'Across the Wide Missouri' on TV yesterday.....Gable makes a quite convincing Mountain Man!

[SteveS]

I watched Nobody's Fool (1995) the other day.
Paul Newman is perfectly cast as a neer do well father facing up to middle aged fatherly and personal responsibilities.
Great stuff
Also check out Where The Money Is, for an entertaining 90 minutes worth of nonsense.

[c.d.]

"The Picture of Dorian Gray" (1945 version). I thought it was good. The actor who played Dorian did a particulary good job. George Sanders was given a lot of witty and cynical Oscar Wilde lines to deliver.

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[Baron of the High Rips]

Just been watching the 'Back to the Future' trilogy over the last few days for nostalgia reasons but have only wanted to watch Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere cos my girlfriend has suggested it.

R.I.P Gary Coleman

[Magpie]

I saw Tim Burton's ALice In Wonderful recently. Very nicely done--more than just a lot of eye candy (although lots of that too).

Ironically I'll probably been seeing it again tonight as a double-feature with Prince of Persia (yippee--Drive-in season is here!!)

[Bloofer_Lady]

I finally saw Book Of Eli the other day. I love post-apocalyptic type films and I think that it was shot very well. The Hughes brothers are great directors in my opinion.

[Doug Irvine]

The Dream Machine. William S. Burroughs thought that it could be used to storm the citadels of enlightenment.

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[BillyE]

I recently watched "My Life in Ruins" featuring Nia Vardalos with my wife. A surprisingly good movie. Mind you, I like Nia, but I wasn't expecting as good a movie as I got. A great choice to watch with your significant other.

[SaraCarter33]

Well here's mine lol.

The Others
An American Haunting
Zodiac
The Assassination Of Jessie James By The Coward Robert Ford
Three Ten To Yuma
The Black Dhalia
Titanic
JFK
Xmen 1, 2, and 3.
Rambo First Blood Part 2
Geronimo
Star Wars
Ultra Violet
Tombstone
Kung Fu Hustle.
Braveheart
Any and All Tyler Perry Movies ya gotta love medea.

I'll stop there for right now to many to list haha.

[Gman992]

Right now...I'm watching all 17 volumes of the Avengers--the Diana Rigg episodes....great British TV from the 1960s.

[ChainzCooper]

Whats up guys,
I don't know if anyone has ever seen the Mexican film Y Tu Mama Tambien but that is one of the best films I have EVER seen. Its so profound and has so much depth to it. This movie really affected me like no other I have ever seen it really gets me emotional just typing about it now. Amazing, amazing movie definitely go buy the unrated version if you don't have a copy.
Jordan

[ChainzCooper]

I finally saw Book Of Eli the other day. I love post-apocalyptic type films and I think that it was shot very well. The Hughes brothers are great directors in my opinion.

I haven't seen that one but Menace II Society is my favorite gangster film of all time. The ending I think is one of the best ever on film, Caine Lawson's last lines. EPIC
Jordan

[c.d.]

"An Affair to Remember" with Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr. Good movie and a real tear jerker. The final scene was classic.

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[c.d.]

"To Kill a Mockingbird" -- An absolutely perfect movie from start to finish. If you have never seen it, do yourself a favor and rent it.

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