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Same thing happened with Forrest Gump.

Saw Bridesmaids in the theater and about peed my pants laughing. So funny.



A Trip to the Moon (1902) - The first ever sci-fi movie. Very interesting in a weird sort of way.
The Great Train Robbery (1903)
A Corner in Wheat (1909)


We were on the very,very, periphery of the whole drag-ball subculture she documents and just watching it again takes me immediately back.
Just saw Terrence Malick's The Tree of Life ... a bit slow to build and the narrative is somewhat abrupt, jumbled even, but wonderfully emotional and visual. Wonderful.
I have Drive lined up to see next, though I'm not much of a Ryan Gosling fan.
I have Drive lined up to see next, though I'm not much of a Ryan Gosling fan.
Also saw Lars von Trier's Melancholia. What can you say except its a von Trier. Dark, eerie, somewhat depressing. Obviously von Trier's stories don't come from a happy, healthy mind, but they're pretty interesting anyway.

Last movie I watched at home, on old-fashion VHS, was Aladdin. A childhood favorite that I rediscovered and enjoy again in my adulthood.

Bridesmaid...I watched this on Christmas Day. I didn't care for this movie at all. It was humorous at times but I thought I would have been dying with laughter. Not so much. Melissa McCarthy's comedic timing was excellent. She definitely kept me laughing.
The Hangover...I'm not into these kinds of movie but I actually enjoyed it a lot. I definitely want to see part 2.
Xmen-First Class...meh! Not the best but a great way to see how the Xmen started.
Sarah's Key...I read the book (I'll talk about it in the other thread) and I enjoyed it so much that went and got the DVD. Big mistake! I didn't care for the movie at all. They cut out scenes that I thought should have been there. Also, the movie lacked the emotional punch that the book had. This is one of the main reasons why I don't like to see a movie before reading a book. If I had saw this movie before reading the book, I wouldn't have read the book.
The Help...enjoyed it :) Finally got a movie that I did like. It wasn't as good as the book but it stayed pretty close to it. LOL. Octavia Spencer did a superb job as Minnie.
Horrible Bosses...funny and cheesy but a decent movie.

But I am a baseball fan.
Also have been watching the first season of Boardwalk Empire great show.

what a ridiculous mess. Man in sheer panic frantically running thru the house searching for his lost family but he's carrying the camera!
The Woman in Black
Nice atmosphere and some good "jump" scenes.
I liked it and those who are fans of this genre will be satisfied.
Samantha wrote: "Haven't been around much in the group but I did catch a few movies before the end of 2011.
Bridesmaid...I watched this on Christmas Day. I didn't care for this movie at all. It was humorous at tim..."
Loved Bridesmaid. I thought it was pretty funny with great performances all around.
I saw the Hangover Part II, Part I is better.
Horrible Boss was just so so for me, but Jamie Foxx's Muthafucka Jones was sick! lol
Bridesmaid...I watched this on Christmas Day. I didn't care for this movie at all. It was humorous at tim..."
Loved Bridesmaid. I thought it was pretty funny with great performances all around.
I saw the Hangover Part II, Part I is better.
Horrible Boss was just so so for me, but Jamie Foxx's Muthafucka Jones was sick! lol


I also saw Good Deeds and it was just meh!

Written by H.G. Wells himself. Wells must have sensed another World War looming on the horizon. In the movie, made in the mid-1930s, a decades-long World War starts in 1940--a year after it started in reality. I especially love the final scene, where the main character talks about Mankind expanding out into the Universe. A real Star Trek-like moment.
"Oh, God, is there ever to be any age of happiness? Is there never to be any rest?"
"Rest enough for the individual man - too much, and too soon - and we call it death. But for Man, no rest and no ending. He must go on, conquest beyond conquest. First this little planet with its winds and ways, and then all the laws of mind and matter that restrain him. Then the planets about him and at last out across immensity to the stars. And when he has conquered all the deeps of space and all the mysteries of time, still he will be beginning."
And, to think that this movie was released 21 years before the Space Age began.




Had to leave the theatre couldn't take the hand held camera scenes of the car chase it made me dizzy.

It does cause quit an impact... I hated the ending as far as with the romance side...I felt that sometimes people are in sitations where they have been hurt theat they give themselves just a few moments and then that's it .. for protection.. a rather seriously emotional and though provoking movie.

Had to leave the theatre couldn't take the hand held camera scenes of the car chase it made me dizzy."
The hand held camera seems are somehwat annoying but what they have captured was far more interestign and graphic...

What did anyone else think of the movie?


Last movie I saw on DVD was Hook, a childhood favorite of mine.