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I caught two movies and enjoyed both.
First, I saw this movie. I never played the game so I only had the trailers to go by and it was adorable. You can't go wrong with the voice actors, either. This one was more slow and had more heart. More meddling too. Definitely more meddling. Rose and Susan and JK were great, but it did move slow at first. |
We went and saw Money Monster the night before last and enjoyed it.
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One of my favorite movies (couldn't find the thread for never get tired of movies):
Signs :scarytv: |
I saw X-Men: Apocalypse today and I really enjoyed it. If you like big budget CG and special effects and tons of action, then you will likely enjoy it too. There was also a cameo or two that was fun and something at the very end so if you go, wait through ALL the credits and then you'll have some tips about the next installment.
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Kiss Me aka Kyss mig
Saw this great Swedish film again for the hundredth time. Such fantastic chemistry between the actresses makes this an enjoyable way to pass the time. |
I saw Me Before You and TMNT2: Out of the Shadows yesterday and enjoyed both.
This movie is absolutely endearing and maybe a little bit brilliant. Loved it. I made it 3/4 through before the tissues got pulled out. I thought that was pretty good, given the content. This was a fun movie. Lots of action and it's quite interesting how they piece together movies like this. I just wish they didn't use so many of the best scenes in their trailers. I like a little more mystery and surprise. It was still good though. |
One Chance 2013............
Stars: James Corden, Alexandra Roach, Julie Walters
The true story of Paul Potts, a shy, bullied shop assistant by day and an amateur opera singer by night who became a phenomenon after being chosen for -- and ultimately winning -- Britain's Got Talent (2007) I really enjoy James Corden as a actor much more so than a talk show host:movieguy: |
I've been remiss in posting in here. Over the past few weeks, I've seen these movies:
It's quality Pixar, through and through, and equally as good as Finding Nemo. There's an adorable short before the movie called Piper that I really enjoyed as well. Besides tearing up within the first 5 minutes, or maybe because of it, this is an awesome movie. I liked it. It's a fun buddy/bromance movie with action and a strong anti-bullying message. This is a quirky Indie Fargo feeling style movie to me. I liked it because the cast is fantastic and who hasn't ever wanted to give someone back to their ex? I loved the original and this is fun too. I like these Oceans Eleven slick styled movies that allow me to try to figure out how it would be done. Usually I'm half right. I'm an action movie kind of girl. Add in some badass female warriors and good CG and I'm a happy camper. I did figure out the antagonist pretty early though but the fight scenes are great. |
ok, I rented a movie from redbox. Something that would appeal to my twisted side of my brain...Krumpus.
"While the holiday season represents the most magical time of year, ancient European folklore warns of Krampus, a horned beast who punishes naughty children at Christmastime. When dysfunctional family squabbling causes young Max (Emjay Anthony) to lose his festive spirit, it unleashes the wrath of the fearsome demon. As Krampus lays siege to the Engel home, mom (Toni Collette), pop (Adam Scott), sister (Stefania LaVie Owen) and brother must band together to save one another from a monstrous fate" It had a demented looking thing that was similar to Santa with hooves and evil gingerbread men. LMAO...it was great. |
I admit that I didn't have particularly high hopes for this movie but I enjoy Anna Kendrick and so I picked it up tonight and I actually really liked it. It will appeal to the kooky romantic psychotic in you, plus part of it was filmed in my home town and I got see some places I haven't seen in a really long time.
Bonus dose of surprise happiness! |
Going to see The Secret Life of Pets this coming weekend. It looks hilarious. Will give my review after. :readfineprint:
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I watched Wild Like on Netflix. It was ok. Nothing really wows my pants off these days..
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Conjuring 2..yes I may have jumped a couple times through it
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I rented Gods of Egypt and I liked it. The CG would have been even better in the theatre but it was still pretty good. It's been a while since I brushed up on my gods and goddesses but I actually remembered a few of them.
It was long and the trailers beforehand took 12 minutes. It was like I really was in the theatre. :blink: |
I watched Lullabye on Netflix. It was quite good.
One of the actresses looked very familiar and I realized it was Lady Sybil from Downton Abbey. She sure is pretty to me... |
Tarzan!
I went in without any expectations really, and left quite pleased. Lots of beautiful scenery. |
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Just got home a bit a go - the movie was seriously funny, Kevin Hart as the voice of the bunny was hysterical, I would give it a solid thumbs up |
I saw Eddie the Eagle. I liked it! Who doesn't love a good underdog story?
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I saw a double feature yesterday. First up was this movie.
It was so cute and I really enjoyed it. Who doesn't love Kevin Hart as a maniacal bunny? Then there was this movie... I enjoyed it way more than I should have. It definitely appeals to the prepubescent boy in all of us. |
Wow took a minute to find this thread
I watched the new peanuts movie I liked it, the cg was done wonderfully I also watched whiskey tango foxtrot I enjoyed it over all |
Ghostbusters! At the drive in tonight. Went with my daughter to kick off her birthday weekend. Bonus cheesy fries and playing cards in the car while we waited for the movie to start (too muggy and buggy to sit outside tonight)
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Last night it was 'Pride and Prejudice' w/ Kiera Knightly on Netflix....tonight it's 'Curse of the Jade Scorpion' on HBO.
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BOUND- Everybody ought to see Bound at least once. It's a fine LGBT movie!
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Love the sex scenes. Totally hot. |
I saw the reboot of Ghostbusters earlier in the week. I liked it a lot and was happy that they paid homage to the original in a variety of ways. Also, Ernie Hudson and Bill Murray were in it and Dan Aykroyd is a producer. There was a message for Harold Ramis at the end.
To give you an idea, this is the ONLY movie I've seen, to my recollection, that 98.2% of the audience stayed through until the very. last. credit. rolled. If you go, please do the same. You won't regret it. |
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"Dirty Grandpa"
I thought it was hilarious :) |
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It reminds me of myself, when I worked at a brick and mortar video store, I couldn't wait to share suggestions with customers of movies I loved! |
This week, I've seen a variety of films.
I saw this and it was as expected; cute and charming but not particularly cerebral. It was fun fluff. This was good. The effects were nice and even if you haven't kept up with all of the movies in the series/franchise, you knew what was going on. I liked it. I also saw this movie and it was very entertaining. The effects are good and I enjoy a good action flick, so I was happy. Add some of my favorite actors and it's a good time. This movie was quite enjoyable and fun to watch. I loved the vintage colors and clothes and cars and the acting was really good as well. This movie was the most interesting because you can take this scenario and replace it with certain events with various communities. It's documentary style and is cheeky. I quite liked it. |
I just finally got to see Concussion! How this movie got shut out of any Oscar nods remains a mystery to me! (I'm sure the NFL didn't have anything to do with it *wink *wink)
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I finally rented The Danish Girl and Carol. Now, while I liked both of them (as to the story lines themselves) -- both movies were sooooo slow, it was like driving a car and stepping on the accelerator and then taking your foot off it -- only to step on it again 10 minutes later.
I believe the premise for both movies were stories that needed to be told. Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara were both good in Carol .. as was Alicia Vikander and Eddie Redmayne in the Danish Girl .. I just think the pace could have been better. |
We saw Jason Bourne yesterday.
The original Bourne, Matt Damon is back. I liked it. It is action-packed! The GF and I reverse roles when it comes to movies. She likes the romantic comedies and dramas and I much prefer the shoot-em-up action flicks. It was my turn yesterday! :movieguy: |
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I am so with you on this. I have ALL the Bourne movies on dvd -- I am looking forward to seeing this one as well. I am so glad Matt is back in the role. :) |
I just finished watching "Hail. Cesar" by the Coen Brothers
I love old movies and thus I was very much enjoyed it I saw it in the first place for Tilda Swinton who plays not 1 but 2 characters. |
I saw two movies yesterday. Both were fantastic.
I laughed so freakin' hard during this movie. There was a group of about 10 women and they laughed so hard too, the 11 of us were louder than the rest of the audience. I highly recommend it. Highly. This was a great action flick and, if you like the series, it's a really good addition to it and a fine welcome back for Mr. Damon. |
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I've seen it before but I really like it. :) |
I saw Ghostbusters. I really like it I thought it was fun and funny and recommend it.
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I saw Suicide Squad. First of all, it's not nearly as bad as the critics' reviews say. If you just want a fun, action-filled comic book based flick, it fills that niche. Margot Robbie is really good as Harley Quinn, and she gets a lot of screen time. Also, I was impressed that she gets as much action time (maybe even a little more) as any of the boys. She is evil, trampy, and brutal in a very fun way. Will Smith was great as, well, himself, as usual. I wish we'd gotten more screen time with Jared Leto as the Joker - his costuming alone was really unusually and interestingly realized - and he and Harley Quinn visually made a great pair.
I was disappointed with the soundtrack. From all the hype on my local radio station, and videos on YouTube, I thought we were getting a great new soundtrack. Unfortunately, there was a lot of recycled '60s and '70s rock, like Ozzy Ozbourne and Queen. That was probably the most disappointing thing about the whole film for me. Anyway, I'd recommend it, if you're into comic book films - especially if you're a fan of the DC universe. |
Watching the old Ellen Barkin, Al Pacino movie Sea of Love from 1989.
Bad movie but a very, very hot Ellen Barkin. |
latest movie
Tarzan, my first 3D movie WOW. LOL. Awsome scenery and gorillas are my favorite animal so that added to it.
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