I'm on a Nicolas Cage kick. I re-watched Face-Off.
I watched The Goonies last night.
I love Goonies!
"We'll never make it!"
Wait. Is "The Goonies" different than "Goonies"?
"We'll never make it!"
Wait. Is "The Goonies" different than "Goonies"?
There's only one Goonies. I dunno if there's a '"The" in front of it, or why i did that.
Dan in Real Life, and it was pretty terrible.
Benjamin Buttons
I think this is the single most depressing movie I have ever seen.
It's all about getting old and dying.
Yea.
I've been depressed for two days.
I think this is the single most depressing movie I have ever seen.
It's all about getting old and dying.
Yea.
I've been depressed for two days.
Smokey and the Bandit on CMT last night.
Dr. Strangelove (or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb)
[Thanks to the $.99 iTunes movie rental of the week...]
[Thanks to the $.99 iTunes movie rental of the week...]
safari wrote:Dr. Strangelove (or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb)
[Thanks to the $.99 iTunes movie rental of the week...]
God, what a classic.
Gran Torino. Dudes bad ass as ever.
Bangkok Dangerous, it was not very good but nic cage is at least always mildly entertaining.
I Am Sam.
justine wrote:Adagia wrote:I Am Sam.
Any good?
This is the second time I watched it, and yes it's good, both times. I almost cried - I would have let myself if I hadn't been in a room full of people.
It's a rather long movie, though. I feel like I need a Sean Penn marathon now - watch Dead Man Walking again, and then see Milk.
Adagia wrote:justine wrote:Adagia wrote:I Am Sam.
Any good?
This is the second time I watched it, and yes it's good, both times. I almost cried - I would have let myself if I hadn't been in a room full of people.
I feel like I need a Sean Penn marathon now - watch Dead Man Walking again, and then see Milk.
Dead Man Walking is a great flick!
I suggest At Close Range and Bad Boys. The Bad Boys no one on the planet knows about except me.
Both are Penn flicks and very good.
Don't forget Fast Times
Vicki Christina Barcelona
Drool Scarlet Johansson
Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels, courtesy of hulu.com.
I've been working through the x men trilogy over the last few days. They're fun, but have some continuity issues.
I watched Wall•E last night for the 1st time. Purchased it from the iTMS, put it on my iPod, and played that thru the TV.
I watched Mt Best Friends Girl the other night. It was a typical Kate Hudson romantic comedy, but significantly raunchier.
Delta Farce
Planet of the Apes.
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
No, I'm in the U.S., but I would expect that whoever encoded it was not.
glad to see you know your harry potter though. i wish they hadn't changed it for us.
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
talk about a weird movie... Death! Death! And more DEATH!
talk about a weird movie... Death! Death! And more DEATH!
safari wrote:The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
talk about a weird movie... Death! Death! And more DEATH!
I think so, too.
more like benjamin snooze button. am i rite?
(I haven't actually seen it, I've just been dying to use that pun.)
(I haven't actually seen it, I've just been dying to use that pun.)
I didn't find Benjamin Button depressing. I don't really care for films that utilize the narrator/flashback method (Slumdog Millionaire does this better), but overall I liked it.
You guys are gonna call blatherskite on me, but, seriously.
I knew while I was watching it (Ben.Butt.), that it was an Oscar movie. I figure it will get the award for makeup, (making Brad Pitt look like a teenager was cooler than making him look old), and it is obviously a first class production.
But, I knew it was an Oscar movie because it has that kinda vibe; like literature, ya know?
'Cause the high brows at the academy will never vote for a superhero or spaceship movie for "Best Picture". LOTR is the only one in history that even comes close to epic fantasy winning the Oscar, and it took three separate films and the English department's begrudging acceptance of Tolkien as genuine literature to do that!
I knew while I was watching it (Ben.Butt.), that it was an Oscar movie. I figure it will get the award for makeup, (making Brad Pitt look like a teenager was cooler than making him look old), and it is obviously a first class production.
But, I knew it was an Oscar movie because it has that kinda vibe; like literature, ya know?
'Cause the high brows at the academy will never vote for a superhero or spaceship movie for "Best Picture". LOTR is the only one in history that even comes close to epic fantasy winning the Oscar, and it took three separate films and the English department's begrudging acceptance of Tolkien as genuine literature to do that!
SpacemanSpiff wrote:I love Goonies!
"We'll never make it!"
Wait. Is "The Goonies" different than "Goonies"?
I just put the dvd on. It said 'The Goonies'.
justine wrote:SpacemanSpiff wrote:I love Goonies!
"We'll never make it!"
Wait. Is "The Goonies" different than "Goonies"?
I just put the dvd on. It said 'The Goonies'.
I love that movie. AND the song
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgTQJ-HqBLs