- OT/What Movie Did You Recently View?
- Posted by Poetic Badgers
Sofia Coppola's _Lost in Translation_. We loved it.
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- Posted by Geri and sometimes Brian
Cold Mountain. Awesome movie.
~~Geri~~
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- Posted by Parakeet
"Geri and sometimes Brian" <gplenexa@aol.commotion> wrote in message
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Monster, Mystic River and Lost in Translation.
Awesome, one of the best movies I've ever seen and I don't get the hype,
respectively.
- Posted by fig
Poetic Badgers wrote:
I loved that movie so much...it stays with you for days/weeks
afterwards. I need to see it again!
fig
- Posted by chillled
America's Sweethearts - Way off balance (people seemed to be acting in
different movies), but some funny bits in it, especially Christopher Walken.
- Posted by Frayed
Tea and Sympathy with Deborah Kerr, an oldie but a goodie.
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- Posted by Laurie0512
I saw LOTR 3 on Saturday and definitely enjoyed it. The ending could have
been filmed a bit differently though. I kept thinking it was over, but it
kept going on and on with more and more endings.
Laurie
- Posted by Richard Hunter
On Tue, 06 Jan 2004 18:47:00 -0800, Laurie0512
<laurie0512@earthlink.net> coughed and sputtered, and managed to
choke out these words:
what she said.
david
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- Posted by Celia
Laurie0512 <laurie0512@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:<BC20B323.16B45%laurie0512@earthlink.net>...
I think if Peter Jackson didn't do the black screen fake-out twice, it
wouldn't have been so confusing and drawn-out to all the non-book
fans. Well, this is the 3rd movie of a trilogy and had to tie up all
the loose ends. Also, they did cut out a LOT of the book's many
endings.
Celia
(total LotR geek)
- Posted by Marnie
Seabiscuit
I liked this movie a lot more than I was expecting to. It's really
about relationships more than horse racing -- in this case, the
relationships between Seabiscuit's owner, trainer, and jockey. It
shows how having the right people (and the right animal) in your life
can make all the difference!
Marnie
- Posted by Dr. Sooz
Yes! LOVED it!!!
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- Posted by Dr. Sooz
It was simply following the book.
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- Posted by Dr. Sooz
We're reading it -- fabulous!
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- Posted by Vampkel
Big Fish. i liked it.
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dress."
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- Posted by S. Gupta
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"The House of Sand and Fog". It was depressing but very good nonetheless.
Shalini
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- Posted by Alex
Bend it Like Beckham -- touching and funny, even super macho SO
enjoyed it! My favorite movie of the last month.
Seabiscuit -- fantastic, have wanted to see it since the ads started
running during Kentucky Derby last year, and it really didn't
disappoint. Cried my little eyes out! The relationships were well
done.
The Hulk -- I ask why? SO thought it was great, said how great it was
that they definitely left room for a sequel. My comment was "Why did
they even make this one?" No plot, and everyone whispered throughout,
so you turned up the sound only to be blown out of your seat once
things started blowing up....
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- Posted by fig
I really want to see this because I love Ben Kingsley. I have the book
but haven't read it. Thanks for the comments!
fig
- Posted by JP
"Celia" <cvmccuaig@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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I watched Labyrinth last night! Love love this movie!!
- Posted by S. Gupta
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He gave his usual spectacular performance. Not having read the book, I
can't say how the movie works as an adaptation but by itself, the movie is
just riveting. I never thought fog could look so beautiful but the scenes
where the house gets hidden by the incoming fog are just WOW!
Shalini
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- Posted by Frayed
Slingblade, no matter how many times I watch it, I find it
an amazing film.
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