Movies you have recently seen?

Subject: Re: Movies you have recently seen? Sat Nov 03, 2007 10:43 pm

No, I get you. It's just that when talking about hot women I usually don't bring up Halle because I figure she's universally thought of as hot (of course someone will now come and lie and say she isn't Very Happy

) But, yeah, it doesn't hurt to be reminded. She was on Oprah (I WATCH IT WITH MY WIFE!) the other day and I was just shaking my head in awe. She also happens to be rather vacant upstairs...what a shame....

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Watched The Da Vinci Code tonight. Pretty good flick, not nearly as bad as people claimed. The book, of course, is far better.

But did the movie sort of mix The Da Vinci Code and Angels & Demons? It's been a while since I read them.

Subject: Re: Movies you have recently seen? Sat Nov 03, 2007 10:48 pm

I haven't read them so as to be let down....so I thought The Da Vinci Code was pretty good.....

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scottmitchell74 wrote:: I haven't read them so as to be let down....so I thought The Da Vinci Code was pretty good.....

They're good books, but their storylines are really similar.

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Spider-Man 3
Tenacious D: The Pick of Destiny

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Brothers Grimm
My Cousin Vinny-one of my favortie comedies of all time (annoying voice or not, Marisa Torme is so damn HOT in that movie)

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"48 HRS." with Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy... what a classic! It's still my favorite Eddie Murphy movie. His scene in the country western bar ("I don't like white people... and I don't like Rednecks. YOU people are rednecks! That means I'm ENJOYIN' this sh*t!") still kills me everytime Laughing very hard

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Spiderman 3 (FINALLY)

It was okay. Had some really cheesy, drawn out, awkward parts. And I loved the first two. But it was still good.

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me and my best mate watched die hard four earlier and it gets better every time i see it

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Recently seen

Platoon
Resident Evil
1408

Heart of Metal Number of posts : 2003 Age : 43

PULP FICTION
(cult movie of all time ... top movie ... no substitutes ... just no words ... )

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Grindhouse : Planet Terror
(very nice indeed. dedicate to golden 80s horror, i like it, probably one time watch movie but good)

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i watched van helsing the other day its such a good film

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Hostel II
( what a piece of shi*, don't believe it, total crap as the 1st part, this part is much worst ... unwatchable ... if you don't have to ... don't you ever watch it ... sick

)

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First I watched Charlie And The Chocolate Factory, then Spiderman 3 (a little hokey in some parts but still a good movie). Now I'm watching Blazing Saddles and if I can make it through, Hot Shots.

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NEXT (Cage, Biel Embarassed

, Moore)

VERY GOOD FLICK

It's the one where the dude can see 2 minutes into the future...terrorists....stolen nuke....GREAT STUFF!

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"Delta Farce" with Bill Engvall, Larry the Cable Guy, and DJ Qualls

Let's just say it won't be winning any awards come Oscar time...

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Fat Freddy wrote:: "Delta Farce" with Bill Engvall, Larry the Cable Guy, and DJ Qualls

Let's just say it won't be winning any awards come Oscar time...

Just the same I liked it, mainly due to Bill and Larry. It was a good comedy reminicent of hokey/funny comedies of the late 80s/early 90s, IMO.

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DallasBlack wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:: "Delta Farce" with Bill Engvall, Larry the Cable Guy, and DJ Qualls

Let's just say it won't be winning any awards come Oscar time...

Just the same I liked it, mainly due to Bill and Larry. It was a good comedy reminicent of hokey/funny comedies of the late 80s/early 90s, IMO.

I chuckled a few times but it was nothing I hadn't already seen in "Stripes" (Bill Murray) and/or "In The Army Now" (Pauly Shore). I usually like Bill and Larry, I just think it could've been a lot better.

Glad I rented it and didn't pay $8 to see it in a theater!

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I watched Death Wish again last night. Such an awesome movie.

Subject: Re: Movies you have recently seen? Mon Nov 12, 2007 6:09 pm

We Are Marshall

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On the big screen couple weeks ago I saw, Saw IV.

At home last night I watched: Next & Deja Vu!

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I watched Demolition Man on TV last night.

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Wargod48 wrote:: On the big screen couple weeks ago I saw, Saw IV.

At home last night I watched: Next & Deja Vu!

Wargod48

i saw deja vu at the cinema it was quite good

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I saw a bit of "Farce of the Penguins" on HBO the other night. It's a parody of documentary films in which a bunch of footage of penguins is dubbed over with funny dialogue by comedians (including Bob Saget, Lewis Black, Mario Cantone, and many others)... definitely not for the kiddies.

It was funny for a while but it would've been better as a half hour short. Dragging the whole thing out to feature length killed it.

Extra points for having Samuel L. Jackson as the narrator, though. Especially when he described Antarctica as "The a**hole of the world" Laughing very hard

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