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RE: I Just Saw... - 11/14/2008 1:04:48 PM   
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Welcome Home Roscow Jenkins- Cute Movie Really Enjoyed It
Young At Heart- Good Story
Witless Protection- Funny Movie

Comeing Out Tuesday:
Tropic Thunder- Good Movie
Walle- Excellent Film. Good Story as well

In Theatres:
Body of Lies- Good Film
Going To See Qualitum of Solice Tomarrio.

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RE: I Just Saw... - 11/15/2008 6:58:56 PM   
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Comeing Out Tuesday:
Gonzo: The Life and works of Dr. Hunter S Thompson- Very good film and very informative as well.

Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2- Cute Film.

Going to watch Encounters at the end of the world when I get home tonight

At The Theatre
James Bond: The Qualtium of Solstice- Very Good. Tipical bond film.

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RE: I Just Saw... - 11/15/2008 11:16:18 PM   
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RE: I Just Saw... - 11/15/2008 11:46:21 PM   
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The Happening- not much happening here. I usually like M Night's movie but this was one movie that just went over my head. Actually, we ended up laughing a few times watching the movie.

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RE: I Just Saw... - 11/16/2008 9:42:34 AM   
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Quantum Of Solace.....decent action flick, not as good as Casino Royale but it was worth the matinee price.
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RE: I Just Saw... - 11/17/2008 10:54:44 AM   
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The Express (The Ernie Davis Story)...loved it...may have been as good as Remember the Titans, but will have to watch again before I can commit to that statement
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RE: I Just Saw... - 11/17/2008 4:06:14 PM   
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A Dirty Carnival

The title seems to speak for itself, given it's just another generic, Korean gangster film--albeit of a 2 1/2 hour long, epic running time. Basically it's about this rising mob lieutenant in his late 20's, trying to muscle his way to the top, only to be brought down by his technically more successful kid brother, who is now a rising film maker (the former undoes himself by inadvertently reveals the goings on with a lawyer's murder).

The Apartment (L'Apartement)
The original French basis for Wicker Park is plot twister to say the least, but it would have been more enjoyable had it not been for the closed-captioning styled subtitling. It took the incentive for me to fully concentrate on this classic, which is a pity. Maybe I'll try to shop for a Region 2/UK distributed version of the film, given how much the "bright boys" of Lions Gate soured the viewing experience...

And oh... did I mentioned how much Monica Belluci and Romane Bohringer look smoking hot?

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RE: I Just Saw... - 11/17/2008 6:28:29 PM   
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Madagascar 2. IT's sooo funny, lol. I'm such a freak...I almost cried at the love story between the giraffe and the hippo...

It's a cute little children's movie.

I will take my kid to the secret life of bees. She'd love it. That's her kind of thing.


I just saw Madagascar 2 last night and I thought it was so cute. I liked it better than the first one. I thought the love story between the giraffe and the hippo was just so sweet.

jesuschick247, I'm glad to see you write that you think single people will enjoy watching Fireproof too, not just couples. Its just now coming to theaters where I am and I'm planning to go see it.
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RE: I Just Saw... - 11/18/2008 9:08:01 AM   
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My family and I went to see The Boy In The Striped Pajamas this weekend.
I highly recommend this film.
The movie is constructed around the events of Nazi Germany during the Holocaust. Although it uses the events of the Holocaust it was more about how we try to hide the ugliest things from our children and how that can rob them of their innocence and add to a confusing world view.
I wrote a blog about it, there is a link in my signature line.

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RE: I Just Saw... - 11/18/2008 9:45:40 PM   
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Quantum of Solace

Very complicated storyline, not to be bogged down by simplistic genre conventions--even by traditional 007 standards, like...

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the part where Jeffrey Wright's character, Felix, is disgusted with his involvement with the CIA-Quantum conspiracy, over oil!











But even with this somewhat, easily-interpreted jab at American foreign policies, QoS never satisfies itself with just resigning to that predictably cynical notion of industrialized democratic nations--America especially, being too eager at worst, reluctant at best, with bedding these shady, deep-pocketed individuals, secret societies--ESPECIALLY come the climax when Mathieu Amalric's (one of my favorite French actors ) Dominic Greene, commented on how politics don't mean squat to their ilk, if money can be made. Call me crazy, but why does Amalric's performance reminds me of his prior role in Spielberg's Munich? No, seriously...

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RE: I Just Saw... - 11/19/2008 9:10:51 AM   
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It was "anniversary weekend" for us this past weekend....my parents were in town, so they had the kids, while we stayed the weekend at a fabulous downtown hotel.

My wife and I LOVE going to movies...(we went ALL the time before having kids)...so, we took the opportunity to see "RACHEL GETTING MARRIED" (very complex film, though, extremely well written and made, even though it was shot with just "handheld" cameras).....and, "QUANTUM OF SOLACE"......a very different Bond movie, but, also very good, as well....as "ASLOUIE" mentioned in the post above, the storyline was quite complicated for a BOND movie.....

got an e-mail yesterday from some friends who want to do a "guys movie night" next week to see "BOND", and I probably will go..to see it again, and catch what I "missed" the first time.

Overall....Two EXTREMELY "different" movies.....and both were very good.

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RE: I Just Saw... - 11/19/2008 2:42:06 PM   
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Appaloosa. Standard modern western, Ed Harris (who directed) was his normal crusty self. Viggo Mortensen was good as his sidekick. Renee Zellweger more annoying than usual.
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RE: I Just Saw... - 11/21/2008 2:38:43 PM   
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Encounters at the end of the earth- Good film. Very Interesting

Everest- Good Film

Meet Bill- Interesting Film

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RE: I Just Saw... - 11/30/2008 6:25:08 PM   
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I just saw Australia. It was highly entertaining, though it's too over the top at times. It was a bit mixed up and confused, but I thoroughly enjoyed it. And Hugh Jackman! Man, can we clone him already!

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RE: I Just Saw... - 11/30/2008 10:54:16 PM   
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CSI: Miami s5xe23 Burned

Ryan Wolfe (CSI) was fired for gambling on the job and lying to his boss about it.

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RE: I Just Saw... - 11/30/2008 11:31:13 PM   
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Hancock- 'had mixed emotions about the movie. Some scenes were funny but some were just It's like watching too many things in one movie and it just did not seem to work. 'guess I did not really like it then.

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RE: I Just Saw... - 12/1/2008 4:28:44 PM   
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We saw Hancock this weekend as well. I was surprised at the amount of bad language in it. It was just so-so, IMO.

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RE: I Just Saw... - 12/1/2008 11:15:22 PM   
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We saw Hancock this weekend as well. I was surprised at the amount of bad language in it. It was just so-so, IMO.

I was surprise with the F also. I believe that PG-13 movies are allowed to have 1 F word but I thought I heard 2 or 3 but then I could be wrong. The trailer scene with the girl that was picked up was also unnecessary to the story. I just think the movie could have been better with less plots and unnecessary scenes.

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RE: I Just Saw... - 12/1/2008 11:37:33 PM   
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Fred Claus- Here's another movie that just went all over the place. I liked the first part and I actually laughed on some of the scenes but then it just went all over the place. Young kids will be bored because it's no Elf. I was surprised to see Kevin Spacy on the movie since he seemed to be out of place in the movie. Actually even Rachel Weiss...just some strange casting. I think the intention was there but it was not delivered. Stick with Santa Clause and Elf. And btw, female Santa helper was wearing a booby outfit...just disturbing.

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RE: I Just Saw... - 12/2/2008 7:54:51 PM   
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I saw Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull the other day. I was kind of disapointed with the film because aliens in an Indy movie is crazy! I'm not sure what Lucas and Spielburg were thinking. They've lost it I guess. That or they have run out of ideas.
I did love the way that the movie captured a look at what the 1950s was like. That was a blast. I looooved that. But overall I give this film about a 5 or a 6.
The Last Crusade was my favorite.
I look forward to seeing Indy 5. I have a feeling that if it is made, they'll come up with a better story that the fans want to see.
Harrison Ford is still a great actor.

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RE: I Just Saw... - 12/2/2008 8:38:46 PM   
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Journey to the Center of the Earth. (newest version recently released on DVD)

We all enjoyed it.
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RE: I Just Saw... - 12/4/2008 5:40:32 PM   
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THe X-Files: I Want to Believe. Didn't see this one in the theaters despite being a big XF fan back in the day. Maybe it's a case again of lowered expectations but I actually thought it was pretty good (3 out of 4 stars, IMO). It's basically treated like a two hour episode of the series, but updated because it's like 7 years after the last episode of the TV show. While the scope of the movie falls within the Monster-of-the-Week mode (in this case, the monsters being humans), the big reveal as to what's going on is pretty horrific. One little nitpick - apparently the government hasn't pursued Mulder because they considered him simply an insignificant fly in the ointment. Well, he was convicted of murder in the end of the series, and Scully and Walter Skinner (and John Doggett and Monica Reyes) all aided and abetted his escape. How can Skinner still be an assistant director of the FBI, and Scully an openly practicing pediatric surgeon? Otherwise, was a good experience to revisit the show and the main characters.

Also started this week: La Femme Nikita, season one. Another show from about a decade ago, and one that holds up well against time, especially in the early episodes. Got this from the big Best Buy season DVD set sale, with some of my birthday money.

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RE: I Just Saw... - 12/5/2008 10:56:51 AM   
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DH and I just saw

August Rush on DVD last night

It was alright. Nice little fairy tale kind of movie.

On a side note I recogniezed the movie theater used in the movie. It's the Olympic Theater in my neck the woods The boogie down BRONX!
Yea Bronx!

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Wish the ending had a little more closure though...a family hug or somthing. Or the mom telling the guy "that's our son". Oh well I guess we just assume they do off camera.

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RE: I Just Saw... - 12/5/2008 5:48:13 PM   
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I found the ending of August Rush really lacking in substance. It felt like they just couldn't find a good ending to the movie so anything would do.

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RE: I Just Saw... - 12/8/2008 8:49:47 AM   
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My wife and I finally took our kids to see Madagascar 2. This was my 18 month old son's first movie. He paid attention through most of it.

It was ok. The first one was much better.

We will probably go see Bolt soon.
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