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Inception is the must-see for me.
I would also like to see Salt; the trailer is phenomenal.
I would also like to see Salt; the trailer is phenomenal.
Jackie "the Librarian" wrote: "I saw Robin Hood already, so I'm good, thanks. :)"Did you like it? I've heard some good reviews, and some bad.
Robin Hood was pretty good, not great. Lots of battles with messy visuals to convey the confusion of medieval battle, if you know what I mean. And I had trouble understanding a lot of the dialog, but it didn't really matter.The plot was "how Robin Hood became Robin Hood", so it was all prologue to Sherwood Forest stuff. Richard the Lionhearted coming back from the Crusades through France, with Robin one of his archers. I do enjoy looking at Mr. Crowe, so I wasn't disappointed. And I like Kate Blanchett, who played a strong-willed Maid Marian who grows to respect and love Robin.
Spoiler alert:
There was only one place where I rolled my eyes, and it was when Marian puts on chain mail and joins the battle, and has to get rescued by Robin, who has to fight his way through the confusing battle to do it. Neayah, no. Didn't buy it, that she would do that, that he would notice what was going on, that it would be a nick of time kind of save. Bleah, no.
I smell sequel, by the way...
Oh, and I really wish it had committed to its adult topic, of war and medieval life, and been rated R, not PG-13.
Peter Travers of Rolling Stone said the new Robin Hood should appeal to the Tea Party folks, which I found amusing.
I also forgot: we really want to see Toy Story 3. We're going to take Sophia; this will be her first movie-going experience, and she's seen the trailer enough times to be excited about seeing it.
I also forgot: we really want to see Toy Story 3. We're going to take Sophia; this will be her first movie-going experience, and she's seen the trailer enough times to be excited about seeing it.
Barb wrote: "Also, I think he's got a man-crush on Mr. Crowe"I'VE GOT A CRUSH ON RUSSELL CROWE! He's one of a handful of celebrities who frequents my dreams. :)
i think i may want to see Prince Of Persia. not crazy about going to the theater but i would score major league points with my wife if i just up and took her one evening. especially on the motorcycle and then to get ice cream at Scoops afterward. although if i took the truck we could go parking later.....
Barb wrote: "Heidi wrote:I'VE GOT A CRUSH ON RUSSELL CROWE! He's one of a handful of celebrities who frequents my dreams. :)"
Does this handful of celebrities show up one at a time, or in groups? Just won..."
I'm kind of curious now too. Come on fess up Heidi.
Does this handful of celebrities show up one at a time, or in groups? Just won..."
I'm kind of curious now too. Come on fess up Heidi.
Heidi wrote: "Barb wrote: "Also, I think he's got a man-crush on Mr. Crowe"I'VE GOT A CRUSH ON RUSSELL CROWE! He's one of a handful of celebrities who frequents my dreams. :)"
What about Hugh Jackman or Johnny Depp...mmmm....
Kevin "El Liso Grande" wrote: "no celebs here. just ol buddy kev, a motorcycle and a dark nite"
Glad you stopped there Kev.
Glad you stopped there Kev.
no prob. if i had a nickle every time a woman said "Don't worry Kevin, you're not in my fantasy to me i would have like $0.85 though
If it helps you're not in my fantasies either Kev. Nickles in the mail.
Not at the same time... On my list of celebrity crushes who appear in my dreams on occasion:
Russell Crowe (visits frequently)
Clive Owen
Hugh Jackman
Javier Bardem
Britney Spears (we became BFFEs in my dream - WTF?!!)
Matthew McConaughey
Justin Timberlake
And the celebs who confound me because they've appeared in my dream as really cool and fun when in real life they don't do much for me:
old school Vince Vaughn
Robert Downey, Jr.
Backstreet Boys age Justin Timberlake
Sooner or later it all comes back to celebrity crushes...(let the record show I didn't start this conversation, but I'm more than happy to participate:)
Sarah Pi wrote: "I like how Justin Timberlake appears on BOTH of Heidi's lists.":) Ha ha! I guess he's grown on me (sort of) as he's gotten older.
RandomAnthony wrote: "Sooner or later it all comes back to celebrity crushes...)"
...and poop, cheese, and stripper poles.
...and poop, cheese, and stripper poles.
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Get Him to the Greek has a chance to be funny since Forgetting Sarah Marshall was hilarious in large part to Russell Brand's character Aldous Snow, the protagonist of this movie.
Salt may be terrible, but it has Angelina Jolie in an action role, so I will see it.