Thanks for thinking though 
Oh btw, I just saw the Skeleton Key is out, does anyone know if that's any good? Or shall I choose Elisabeth town or Mr & Mrs Smith? (Although I'm very tempted to rent all three
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Thanks for thinking though Oh btw, I just saw the Skeleton Key is out, does anyone know if that's any good? Or shall I choose Elisabeth town or Mr & Mrs Smith? (Although I'm very tempted to rent all three
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Mr & Mrs Smith is crap... well, lacking in a substantial plot at least 
Okay so worth maybe 4 euros to rent, but not 7. Thanks, that helps
Havnt seen spiderman 2 but the first wasnt very good. Love Johnny depp films and the new zombie films ie land of the dead and the new dawn of the dead are fabulous!! 
The Blade Trilogy & Underworld are excellent... going to see Underworld Evolution at the weekend. 
I have a 'thing' for vamp flicks at the moment...
I have a 'thing' for vamp flicks at the moment...
K-PAX
Nuff said. See it if you haven't! It's the BEST film.
Might even change my name to 'Prot' by depoll it's that good a movie!
X Joanna X
Nuff said. See it if you haven't! It's the BEST film.
Might even change my name to 'Prot' by depoll it's that good a movie!
X Joanna X
i haven't even heard of it! i'm feeling very deprived of films at the moment. i think i'll watch 'Ocean's Twelve' and 'Mr. and Mrs. Smith' tomorrow if i have time and maybe i'll rent something too.
Hey Val,
It's not new or anything. But it was on TV a little while ago! It's got Kevin Spacey in it... he is a great actor.
I've been trying to change my 'Mojo' to Prot but I CANT!
It's not new or anything. But it was on TV a little while ago! It's got Kevin Spacey in it... he is a great actor.
I've been trying to change my 'Mojo' to Prot but I CANT!
why, what does Prot mean? 
btw, contact the admin if you want your name changed . he'll send you an automatic email once it changes.
what's the film about?
btw, contact the admin if you want your name changed
. he'll send you an automatic email once it changes.what's the film about?
Prot (pronounced Prote) is the central character of K-Pax. Don't really wanna give too much away, as it's so good. He is just found in a train station claiming to be from the planet K-Pax. The cops grab him and stick him in a clinic for the educationally sub-standard (PC term!) where he sets about curing peeps and behaving like an alien. It's really gripping.
See if it's at your video store! I love it
Hope you do!
Jo X
(don't think I will change my name though! but thanks for info! this fad will be out of window tomorrow morning)
Oooh, and I have seen the Blues Brothers. I think if i watched it regularly it would give me a stomach ulser. The music is brilliant but the film is a bit thin in places!
See if it's at your video store! I love it
Hope you do!
Jo X
(don't think I will change my name though! but thanks for info! this fad will be out of window tomorrow morning)
Oooh, and I have seen the Blues Brothers. I think if i watched it regularly it would give me a stomach ulser. The music is brilliant but the film is a bit thin in places!
Well I've just watched Elisabethtown, which was very nice, in the category of Crazy/Beautiful. I really loved the music in the movie! (and staring to Orlando isn't bad at all either )
And, I also saw The Skeleton Key, which was not as scary as I thought, thought it was quite bad actually. The story was good, the acting was good, but I'd expected a little more tension
)And, I also saw The Skeleton Key, which was not as scary as I thought, thought it was quite bad actually. The story was good, the acting was good, but I'd expected a little more tension
i watched "Corpse Bride" & "50 First Dates" last night
Corpse Bride was better than I expected, funny and cute, didn't know it was a little bit like a musical either, very enjoyable
50 First Dates was ok but definitely hilarious
Corpse Bride was better than I expected, funny and cute, didn't know it was a little bit like a musical either, very enjoyable
50 First Dates was ok but definitely hilarious
Saw Brokeback Mountain the other day which was just beautiful. Such a good film. And yesterday I saw Derailed which was also fantastic but in a completely different way. Really scary but gripping film - if you want to see what Jennifer Aniston can do that isn't Friends or a romantic comedy then watch Derailed! My boyfriend went with me thinking it was a chick flick, couldn't have been more wrong...
AnnaBolic x
AnnaBolic x
I watched Phantom of the Opera the other night - i think its brill, one of my faves now. The singings great but the end is so sad.
I watched 'Something About Mary' - it was a repeat on telly - haven't watched it in years but it still cracked me up. The hair gel scene is such a comedy classic!
I saw "Walk the line" at the flicks yesterday....didn't quite grab me as much as I wanted it too. Know that feeling?
Anyways, great acting on Jaoquin Phoenix and Reese Witherspoon's half, and i still can't believe they did the singing, they were really good!
Had to start laughing when I discovered that Johnny Cash's father was played by Terminator 2/Agent John Dogget, though
Anyways, great acting on Jaoquin Phoenix and Reese Witherspoon's half, and i still can't believe they did the singing, they were really good!
Had to start laughing when I discovered that Johnny Cash's father was played by Terminator 2/Agent John Dogget, though
I saw "Good Night and Good Luck" (written, directed, and acted in by George Clooney) and quite liked it. Even though it takes place in the 1950s it's very relevant to things happening today. Plus it has some wonderful singing by Dianne Reeves (jazz singer) here and there.
Flick:
Well I've just watched Elisabethtown, which was very nice, in the category of Crazy/Beautiful. I really loved the music in the movie! (and staring to Orlando isn't bad at all either
Oh, that reminds me... "Elizabethtown" is out here to buy on DVD tomorrow.. must get it!
I watched a special about "Walk The Line" on MTV last night... it also showed the scene from the Folsom Prison concert... & I can't believe Joaquin & Reese sang all the songs themselves... they both sound amazing! 
It was a really good insight into the movie & the music recording process... I am hoping to see the movie soon & I am definately going to buy the soundtrack... Joaquin's voice sounds just like Johnny Cash's voice.
It was a really good insight into the movie & the music recording process... I am hoping to see the movie soon & I am definately going to buy the soundtrack... Joaquin's voice sounds just like Johnny Cash's voice.
i want to but the syk high dvd but haven't yet seen the movie...
anyone recommend it? it looks just the sort of movie i love
xx
anyone recommend it? it looks just the sort of movie i love
xx
corpse bride,
charlie and the chocolate factory.
both are amazing...
charlie and the chocolate factory.
both are amazing...
Mark your calendars! Walt Disney Home Video has officially announced that The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe is coming to DVD on Tuesday April 4!
The single-disc and two-disc Collectors Edition will release on the same day.
The single disc release will have two commentaries (Andrew Adamson and his technical crew, and Andrew Adamson with the kids), a pop up fact track (created in conjunction with the C.S. Lewis estate) and a menu/screen saver with scenes of the production. The two disc set has all that plus a second disc of bonus features, housed in a case that looks like the wardrobe. Disc two’s menu actually lets you walk through the wardrobe as you select extras.
Bonus features on the second disc include:
Cinematic Storytellers
The Children’s Magical Journey
Anatomy of a Scene (the melting river)
Chronicles of a Director
Meet the Creatures of Narnia
Three dimensional map and tour
DVD production
Production footage
ComingSoon.net also has high-res images of the cover art for both editions:
The single-disc and two-disc Collectors Edition will release on the same day.
The single disc release will have two commentaries (Andrew Adamson and his technical crew, and Andrew Adamson with the kids), a pop up fact track (created in conjunction with the C.S. Lewis estate) and a menu/screen saver with scenes of the production. The two disc set has all that plus a second disc of bonus features, housed in a case that looks like the wardrobe. Disc two’s menu actually lets you walk through the wardrobe as you select extras.
Bonus features on the second disc include:
Cinematic Storytellers
The Children’s Magical Journey
Anatomy of a Scene (the melting river)
Chronicles of a Director
Meet the Creatures of Narnia
Three dimensional map and tour
DVD production
Production footage
ComingSoon.net also has high-res images of the cover art for both editions:
i want to but the syk high dvd but haven't yet seen the movie...
anyone recommend it? it looks just the sort of movie i love
xx
It was cute. I'd probably watch it again. It wasn't too corny or cheesy. (Why are those all food related?
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LONDON, England (UPI) -- 'Brokeback Mountain' was named film of the year and Ang Lee director of year at the 26th annual London Film Critics` Circle awards Wednesday.
Ralph Fiennes and Rachel Weisz took the top British actor and actress awards for their performances in 'The Constant Gardener,' the BBC reported.
Bruno Ganz won actor of the year for playing Adolf Hitler in 'Downfall,' while Naomi Watts was named actress of the year for 'King Kong.'
'Whistle Down the Wind' director Bryan Forbes was honored with the Dilys Powell Award for outstanding contribution to cinema.
The London Film Critics` Circle awards are given annually to the best in British and international films.
Ralph Fiennes and Rachel Weisz took the top British actor and actress awards for their performances in 'The Constant Gardener,' the BBC reported.
Bruno Ganz won actor of the year for playing Adolf Hitler in 'Downfall,' while Naomi Watts was named actress of the year for 'King Kong.'
'Whistle Down the Wind' director Bryan Forbes was honored with the Dilys Powell Award for outstanding contribution to cinema.
The London Film Critics` Circle awards are given annually to the best in British and international films.
So I FINALLY saw Rent tonight. (Thank you Student Activities and their free movies. ) Wow, that was amazing! Oh man... I can't even describe the emotions I went through. It was a really powerful movie. I'm definitely buying this one.
) Wow, that was amazing! Oh man... I can't even describe the emotions I went through. It was a really powerful movie. I'm definitely buying this one.
Saw the Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy again today, it's hilarious!
Aw and you gotta love Marvin 
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Arthur: Ford?
Ford: Yeah?
Arthur: I think I'm a sofa...
Ford: [pause] I know how you feel...
Ford: Yeah?
Arthur: I think I'm a sofa...
Ford: [pause] I know how you feel...
Aw and you gotta love Marvin
saw "In Her Shoes"...it was really good compared to the book, the events they switched/changed fit in well, i loved it
i also saw "Waiting..." hilariously stupid movie
i also saw "Waiting..."
hilariously stupid movie
Saw the Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy again today, it's hilarious!QUOTEArthur: Ford?
Ford: Yeah?
Arthur: I think I'm a sofa...
Ford: [pause] I know how you feel...
really??? i had to stop half way through, i hated it. Looooooooooved the book though.
Saw the Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy again today, it's hilarious!QUOTEArthur: Ford?
Ford: Yeah?
Arthur: I think I'm a sofa...
Ford: [pause] I know how you feel...
really??? i had to stop half way through, i hated it. Looooooooooved the book though.
WHAT!!! I loved the film so much
Sadly i know a person like Marvin
QUOTEArthur: Ford?
Ford: Yeah?
Arthur: I think I'm a sofa...
Ford: [pause] I know how you feel...
Oh that is TOTALLY my most favourite bit ever
Just had to say that..
I've seen the film too.
Didn't like it that much, but the sofa part was good. And the book was really great!
Didn't like it that much, but the sofa part was good.
And the book was really great!
I was a bit sad at first, cause the book had so many more jokes than they put in the movie (the monkeys ), but the movie was really good!
), but the movie was really good!
I watched Fantastic 4 on DVD today and I have to say I really enjoyed it, especially as I did not expect much from the film, but it was actually a pretty good tale!
I was a bit sad at first, cause the book had so many more jokes than they put in the movie (the monkeys
ahh i couldn't stand it... I really tried caouse i loved the book, but i couldn't.
there was two lines from marvin i liked, but...I didn't get the movie at all...
Going to see Final Destination 3 with my boyfriend tonight, as a bit of an early Valentines lol how romantic!! We are goin for dinner too but I'm looking forward to the film! Anyone seen it?
Going to see Final Destination 3 with my boyfriend tonight, as a bit of an early Valentines lol how romantic!! We are goin for dinner too but I'm looking forward to the film! Anyone seen it?
I didn't know there was a Final Destination 3 Wow, must keep an eye on that. Let me know what you think of it!
Will do! The 'disaster' in this one is at a theme park, so should be pretty good!
just saw the trailer for the new superman... and i'm pretty excited. it looks pretty good!
kevin spacey with a bald wig looks terrifying!
kevin spacey with a bald wig looks terrifying!
*squee*
Will do! The 'disaster' in this one is at a theme park, so should be pretty good!
Ooh sounds pretty good! Thanks
the original Willy Wonka film is on now if anyone has Cartoon Network!
Final Destination 3 was really good! Very gory tho, a lot more so than the previous ones...some of the deaths are completely horrific. Good horror tho, and I didn't find this one to be as predictable as the last ones when it came to how they were bumped off lol!
New pic of Brandon & Kate from Superman Returns.. love Brandon's DC shirt.. nice touch!
i watched 'Elizabethtown'. parts of it were ok and very emotional and well done but other parts i thought were just a bit boring/useless.
and the biggest shock of the film - orlando bloom wasn't wooden
(a compliment since i thought he was rubbish in Troy)
and the biggest shock of the film - orlando bloom wasn't wooden
(a compliment since i thought he was rubbish in Troy)
the original Willy Wonka film is on now if anyone has Cartoon Network!
Aawwwww I cant believe i missed that one. i love willy wonka.
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Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen has been chosen to play the villain to face Daniel Craig in the latest James Bond instalment.
Filming has already commenced on Casino Royale, directed by Martin Campbell, despite the fact that the full cast has not yet been completed.
But today's announcement represents a significant piece of the puzzle as Mikkelsen will play Bond's main foe Le Chiffre.
The announcement comes as something of a surprise as Mikkelsen, despite having appeared in countless Danish films, is still a relative unknown in Hollywood.
His most famous part came via Antoine Fuqua's expensive flop King Arthur but he now has the chance to become an instant household name.
He will however be faced with the unenviable task of following in the footsteps of one of the film industry's all-time greats.
Orson Welles played Le Chiffre in the 1967 spy-spoof star-studded film adaptation of Ian Fleming's novel, also starring Peter Sellers, Ursula Andress and David Niven.
An announcement on the leading lady for the Casino Royale remake has still not been made.
Filming has already commenced on Casino Royale, directed by Martin Campbell, despite the fact that the full cast has not yet been completed.
But today's announcement represents a significant piece of the puzzle as Mikkelsen will play Bond's main foe Le Chiffre.
The announcement comes as something of a surprise as Mikkelsen, despite having appeared in countless Danish films, is still a relative unknown in Hollywood.
His most famous part came via Antoine Fuqua's expensive flop King Arthur but he now has the chance to become an instant household name.
He will however be faced with the unenviable task of following in the footsteps of one of the film industry's all-time greats.
Orson Welles played Le Chiffre in the 1967 spy-spoof star-studded film adaptation of Ian Fleming's novel, also starring Peter Sellers, Ursula Andress and David Niven.
An announcement on the leading lady for the Casino Royale remake has still not been made.
i watched 'Mr. and Mrs. Smith' yesterday and was really surprised by it. it was brilliant! and i just loved the jokes. they really made me laugh. i also watched 'Ocean's Twelve' which i didn't think was as bad as everyone was saying but it was pretty mind-boggling in places.
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i also watched 'Ocean's Twelve' which i didn't think was as bad as everyone was saying but it was pretty mind-boggling in places.
Lol that was seriously the most confusing film i've ever seen!
QUOTEi also watched 'Ocean's Twelve' which i didn't think was as bad as everyone was saying but it was pretty mind-boggling in places.
Lol that was seriously the most confusing film i've ever seen!
it is rather isn't it! Trying to be even cleverer than Ocean's 11... it doesn't *quite* pull it off in my view, but it's still a good film (just not a great one
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no no no if u want mind boggling watch being john malcovich or Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind.... both completely messed up films
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