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I've got another 'do not go and watch' to add to that one. I went to see The Wicker Man today, and both my friend and I left the cinema completely confused and thinking it was a rather crap movie. We've figured the complete plot after some debating but it's still a really really bad story. I think it possibly one of the worst films I've ever seen.
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and I loved the old 70's version with Michael Caine in.......some films they should just leave alone, they are remaking so many old films lately.
[quote name='Phoemail' post='666266' date='Sep 1 2006, 10:11 PM']
I take it you realise the one you just saw was a remake of the original which was made in 1973?
(Read about the old version on wikipedia)
I saw The Break Up a week or so ago, not as funny as i thought it would be, but it was a very good script, and i don't think some moment were supposed to be funny anyway.
I've got another 'do not go and watch' to add to that one. I went to see The Wicker Man today, and both my friend and I left the cinema completely confused and thinking it was a rather crap movie. We've figured the complete plot after some debating but it's still a really really bad story. I think it possibly one of the worst films I've ever seen.
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and I loved the old 70's version with Michael Caine in.......some films they should just leave alone, they are remaking so many old films lately.
[quote name='Phoemail' post='666266' date='Sep 1 2006, 10:11 PM']
I take it you realise the one you just saw was a remake of the original which was made in 1973?
(Read about the old version on wikipedia
and there you go......didnt see this post. It was really creepy because of the way it was film and the 'oldness' about it.
Rented 'The Village' this week......brilliant film. Something very different.
Ive got Memoirs of a geisher to watch this weekend.
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I love the Village!! Fab movie, and I saw M. Night what's his name released another movie. Must go and see it soon!do NOT watch "miami vice", it's the most boring movie I've ever seen, really regret paying to watch it! it just so long and nothing really happens. the action isn't REAL action, no real comedy, drama = boring and Colin Pharrell's stomach isn't anything worth watching.Really a VERY disapointing movie.
Colin FarrellI wanted to see that one just because of Jamie Foxx and Colin, but I'll rent it when it comes on dvd.
[quote name='Phoemail' post='666270' date='Sep 1 2006, 11:15 PM']
Personally I've never dared watched it because it looked scary. But then again I thought that about Cruel Intentions until someone informed it was far from scary
Phoebe! Briliant!
do NOT watch "miami vice", it's the most boring movie I've ever seen, really regret paying to watch it! it just so long and nothing really happens. the action isn't REAL action, no real comedy, drama = boring and Colin Pharrell's stomach isn't anything worth watching.
Colin Farrell
I watched 'the island' but I didn't think much of it. I thought it was pretty rubbish to be honest!
), I thought the scenes including big dance-scenes were really great and original. And the fact that the main-characters could both really dance (so I've read before ) you can definitely tell that that enhances the quality of such a movie if they don't have to use stuntdoubles.
Disney Channel is premiering "High School Musical" on the 22nd September.. they have been showing trailers with the songs on & Luke has been singing along! I am actually thinking about watching it myself, just to see what all the fuss is about.
I love the Village!! Fab movie, and I saw M. Night what's his name released another movie. Must go and see it soon!
Well Bella, THANKS for ruining the end of the film
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but it suprised usI recently saw The Lake House & totally loved it... it is a beautiful movie & it was nice to see Keanu Reeves play a romantic role.
sadie
I saw that but yes, I agree, it was pretty dreadful
That film was diabolical!!!!! Useless altogether!!
sadie
I went because of Eddie Izzard
. It was good but the miming ..
I saw John Tucker Must Die today, it was really good!
(my friend threw a party last night and that was the movie we chose to wake up to)
Quite fancy seeing The History Boys when it comes out next week...
Richard Griffiths and the rest of the film's cast flew in from New York to attend, hours after completing the stage version's Tony award-winning run.
"It was emotional," said actor James Corden. "It was the last time that we'll work together as a unit."
Directed by Nicholas Hytner, the film opens in the UK on 13 October.
Another production of the play is currently touring the UK and will open in London's West End in December.
Set in Sheffield in the 1980s, The History Boys tells the story of a group of grammar school students studying for their Oxbridge entrance exams.
Griffiths plays Hector, a doting teacher whose affection for the boys goes beyond the strictly professional.
The actor attributed the success of the play - which won six Tony awards earlier this year - to the fact that it is "never boring".
"You can just laugh at the jokes or go along with the songs and think nothing of it," he said.
"A bit later on you realise that you are in a situation where you understand these people and you know what they are feeling."
Since opening at the National Theatre in London in 2004, the original cast have recreated their roles in Hong Kong, New Zealand, New York's Broadway and on film.
"The ability to trust your fellows is enormously powerful and important on screen and on stage," said Griffiths.
"It means you can push the limits, the possibilities of a scene way past what the author asked for."
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] )... also saw The Departed a few nights ago, & thought it was brilliant... we took Luke to see Hoodwinked! over half-term, that was hilarious... hoping to see The Guardian (Costner & Kutcher) when it comes out, & looking forward to the new Leo DiCaprio/Jennifer Connelly/Djimon Hounsou movie Blood Diamond as well. []]