I Melt With You: Powerful movie, very hard to watch.

The Trip: I never say this, but I LOVED this movie, wow!

Staunton Hill..It's a horror/suspense and it's off the wall,, lol ,,,really different kinda movie for sure *S*....

:byebye:

Frozen
 

Dark House,,,horror/suspense..about a haunted house tour/guided tour that was all virtual immage ghosts etc...that turns wrong and deadly ,,lol,,twas an ok movie actually..

Snow Flower and the Secret Fan
 

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Noted director Wayne Wang helms this adaptation of Lisa See's best-selling novel about two young girls in 19th-century China who are pledged as lifelong companions through an ancient ritual, although their friendship is sorely tested as they mature.

I knew that because I was the woman standing at the Redbox with my daughter at midnight, screaming, "Hurryyyyyyyy"!!! LOL Not for me, but for her. And as I posted in another thread, she made me do ALL four films in a row. Now that is true love. Not to mention the twelve hours I had to stand in line at the movie theaters each time one of the films premiered LMAO. She is a good kid, so I did not mind the least.

i saw this sunday, and i was hunched down in my seat with my hands covering my face, and this one part scared me so badly i flailed and punched myself in the eye by accident. Then i had to sit there with my achey eye for two minutes until my heart rate went back to normal.

Yeah, i'd recommend it. It's not going to win any awards, but i sure jumped a lot!

I saw 'The Descendants' this past weekend; Alexander Payne's film, featuring George Clooney.

It was a really wonderful, tender, funny, quiet film. The screenplay is excellent, and the acting is really great (Clooney deserves his Oscar nod and the three young actors are great as well).

I'd recommend it.

Albert Nobbs

...loved the period and aesthetics of this film, an it generated much conversation about each character's tragedy. I had mixed feelings on the plot overall.

Rooster and I went to see the second Ghost Rider movie today....really not worth seeing. There were way too many discrepancies between the first and the second movies....just really lacking the appeal of the first one.

The Artist
 

TF found it to be a snooze fest. I enjoyed the fact that it was "different", but did not enjoy the storyline, itself. Our one friend enjoyed it (but she is one of those people who likes everything). Our other friend spent the whole time sighing and trying to talk us into slipping into a different theater showing another movie (which she had already seen, the poor thing was so desperate).

I did buy it but haven't watched it yet. Just saw it at the theatre.
Tonight I watched The Last Airbender 3 D

Super 8....little unbelievable at the very beginning, but overall it was okay

Cowboys and Aliens...not quite what i expected but thought it was good

watched them both with my boy tonight *s*

was called 'home room' with busy phillips and was unexpectedly great,,,

3-D XD
 

pope joan...

I saw "This Means War" with Reese Witherspoon, Chris Pine, and Tom Hardy, it was a chocolate covered marshmallow with pop rocks- it was fluffy, cute and had a few explosions. Not quite the pure Godiva confection of "The Devil Wears Prada" (the most perfect fluff movie) but it had redeeming qualities and for a rainy Saturday it was lovely.
Chris Pine and Tom Hardy are very easy on the eyes and they have great chemistry together, I wish they would have made them a couple and got rid of the girl entirely, ces las vous. The real gem of the movie is Chelsea Handler, best friend of our heroine. Chelsea absolutely steals the show, so funny. So if your looking for fluff and fun this is absolutely for you, if you want depth and meaning, move on down the cineplex.
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I saw Breaking Dawn Part I, also known as Bella has a vampire baby.

I can't tell you why I watched it but will be skipping part II.

XXY

Two thumbs up and five stars!!

:goodscore:

Mao's Last Dancer

Drive with Ryan Gosling, Carry Mulligan.

Excellent action movie! It is about a Hollywood stunt driver who moonlights as a "wheel man" and finds out a contract has been put out on him after a heist goes wrong.

Really liked it!

Also watched Toy Story 3. I dare you to have dry eyes when Andy goes off to college and gives the little girl his box of favorite toys. Made me boo hoo, that is for sure!

The Grey: Good movie, and I was surprised to find out what "The Grey" actually referred to.

I'm watching Underworld: Awakening, but i'm not feeling it. Meh.

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]This Was A SYFY Original Movie That Premiered Last Night. It Put A Whole New Perspective On Fairy Tale Creatures!

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Coriolanus - IMDB site




I wasn't sure what to expect going into it, but I LOVE Shakespeare, so I figured I would enjoy it. I had a couple of moments that absolutely rocked me. The violence is really graphic and it's set in a contemporary war zone, so if you're military/have loved ones in the service this might be a bit triggery. Overall, though, I absolutely freaking LOVED it. Ralph Fiennes and Gerard Butler are BRILLIANT, and they rocked the hell out of the homosexual undertones. I recommend the hell out of this is you're a Shakespeare fan.

Last Movie I saw Was....The Exorcism Of Emily Rose
 

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I'm home with a sick kid....this is such a "sick kid" film and not my usual LOL

Woman in Black

Just remember, if you go to see this movie, that it is PG13. I thought it was okay for the most part and had a few good "jump" moments. Given the rating I think the "pysch" factor was a tad to tame for my likes.

Overall it was fun :)

I thought it was a pretty good movie. I had a really hard time with the racial slurs, but I get that that is how it was and for some still is...