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Posted: 26-Jul-2006, 03:47 PM
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just got the Chronicles of Narnia for my birthday .LOve CS Lewis


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Posted: 27-Jul-2006, 07:10 AM
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"Superman Returns" with Senara last night. Rocked like always...


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Posted: 27-Jul-2006, 07:50 AM
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I saw "Lady in the Water" this week. I adore Shyamalan and I liked this movie, but I hesitate just a bit to recommend it. The plot line is very muddy until you understand that this is adapted from a running bedtime story Shyamalan actually told his kids. Not sure the adaptation works 100%. Visually it's beautiful, the acting is wonderful (Paul Giamatti is making a leap to A list, I think, and he gives all us slightly pudgy plain people much hope -- superb job in his role). It's very funny in many places, and totally uplifting (so if you side with the 85% of critics lately who would rather die dipped in acid than have their hearts warmed, you will hate it).
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Posted: 27-Jul-2006, 11:03 AM
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Yes Superman Returns was really quite well done. I like the new kid as Superman.... Spacey as Lex Luthor though leaves a bit to be desired...Hackman was a much more devious Lex I think.


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Posted: 10-Aug-2006, 10:46 PM
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If the new Teenage Mutant Nija Turtle movie coming out next year is as good as its trailer, I would say that Superman and the rest of the heros have got some new competition. Heath Ledger better be good as the Joker to beat them


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Posted: 10-Aug-2006, 11:00 PM
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I saw Monster House. Isn't it sad that all I see are kid movies? Anyway I kinda liked it, my 8 yr old really liked it and my 6 yr old said it was too scary. I hear some places have it in 3D which would be really cool!! Maybe my next submission will be a more grown up film? Nah tongue.gif


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Posted: 11-Aug-2006, 01:46 PM
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'Tis an old one, for sure
But I needed a quick visit
To the Old Sode

Yesterday, rewatched the "The Quiet Man"
Still makes me sigh - and cry...

Parts of it were filmed
In Cong on the West Coast...
How grande a place is Ireland
That fifty or so odd years later
Some of the same landmarks
Written in celluloid history
Were those I saw on my last trip over...

And grander yet,
That those landmarks were there
For centuries before that....

Such is Ireland...
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Posted: 12-Aug-2006, 11:15 AM
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I finally got to see Tristan & Isolde. I enjoyed the film. I didn't expect that ending. I thought there were a few good sword fighting scenes. Very good drama...


I have to say I enjoyed Tristan & Isolde more than I thought I would. Matter of fact I bought the DVD.

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Posted: 14-Aug-2006, 06:00 PM
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Just saw "Shall we Dance?" with Richard Gere and J-Lo. great movie-definatly put me in the mood for a tango or waltz.
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just watched shaggy doglast nignt tiwas funny tonight it's King Kong enjoye dit the frist time should the sconcnd tome too.
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Posted: 19-Aug-2006, 05:57 PM
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I saw V for vendetta.My honey ask me to do the same breakfast then V do for Evey.I'm not sure how to do it , I now I need an egg , butter and a slice of bread.If anyone know what I'm talking about and how to do this , please tell me.
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Posted: 30-Sep-2006, 04:01 PM
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watched Beowolf and Grendal last night(came out on DVD last Tuesday)-good movie with good story and a moral!!! Although the accents get jumped about a bit then ending is one I didn't see coming at all
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I didnt know they came out with a movie about Beowolf and Grendal. (I've been at my whole of a college for too long i guess)

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V for Vendetta is an excellent movie, because it mirrors what happening in our countries right now.

Just saw a movie called: PROPOSITION. It’s set in Australia in the 1800”s. On a scale of 1 to 10, I would give it an 8.5. But, I wouldn’t recommend it for children, or the faint of heart. My wife had her eyes closed for half the movie.

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Posted: 13-Oct-2006, 06:59 PM
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"The Wind That Shakes The Barley" set in 1920's Ireland, excellent movie, certainly made me think re IRA/British Army..

"Lucky Number Slevin", I don't think Morgan Freeman has ever been in a bad movie, this is a very good one..

"The Devil Wears Prada", silly but fun, Meryl Streep is just great in this, as she is in most of her films..

"Volver", great movie, I watched it in Spanish and even although I couldn't understand a word I still enjoyed it..

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