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posted on 2004-5-30 at 17:11
Our Science teacher suggested we watch 'the day after tomorrow'...but, no thanks. I'm not into that type of movies..
OH MY.
Shrek2 is a must-see for everyone. It was so much better than the first movie, in my honest opinion...AND the humour in it was directed towards adults
a lot more..most kids in the theatre didn't get it, even some of the teens.
Also, several scenes are related to other movies that have been released within the past year. They poke fun at others too..
I was pleased with the soundtrack, and as soon as I got home I downloaded the song 'Accidentally in Love' by Counting Crows...
So...go watch it..all of you.
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posted on 2004-5-30 at 21:54
my fave films are proberly 'friday' 'gothikka' 'american history x' and '8 mile'
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posted on 2004-5-30 at 22:32
8 Mile....
Mannn...I remember that last battle scene whenever I think of that movie.
"Now everybody from the 313, put your mother f'n hands up and follow me" haha
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posted on 2004-5-30 at 22:55
i wastched paycheck the other day, it was a very very good movie. I love movies like that when everything just fits
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posted on 2004-5-31 at 03:13
I watched Troy today and man is it good (no not cause Bradd Pitt's butt is in it!) see currently I'm readin Homer's Illiad (sp?) in
eng class and oh man has the movie explained so much! but i highly reccomend it to anyone who is into that kinda movie!
[Edited on 31-5-04 by 1lilrockerchic]
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Things seem so wrong (I had something worth living for)
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I’m without you *Xx
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posted on 2004-5-31 at 03:23
i watched les triplettes de belleville today. the music is awesome. go watch it.
does anyone know where coffee and cigarettes is playing in the toronto area?
i saw shrek 2, cute and funny.
i also saw the day after tomorrow... your typical end of the world kind of movie, surprisingly rated PG, decent language, vilence pertains to natural
deaths... and no sexual content. by todays standrads thats a miracle.
the act of sacraficing bitter memories
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posted on 2004-5-31 at 03:28
Les Triplettes de Belleville <3.
The night's as hot as hell. It's a lousy room in a lousy part of a lousy town - I'm staring at a goddess. She's telling me she
wants me. I'm not going to waste one more minute wondering how I've gotten this lucky. She smells like angels ought to smell, the perfect
woman... the Goddess. Goldie. She says her name is Goldie.
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posted on 2004-5-31 at 12:13
I loved 'Les Triplets de Belleville'...
I've still yet to see 'Supersize Me' and Michael Moore's Palm d'or winner "Farenheit 9/11"
Dammit,where is Joel when you need him?
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posted on 2004-5-31 at 14:52
quotation:Originally posted by little_lady
8 Mile....
Mannn...I remember that last battle scene whenever I think of that movie.
"Now everybody from the 313, put your mother f'n hands up and follow me" haha
hehehehe i love you
*your style is generic mines authentic made*
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posted on 2004-6-14 at 05:45
shrek 2 although very funny, just didnt have the same effect as the first one. 3 1/2 out of 5
and now i think im the only one who hated Harry Potter 3, am i?
i thought the first 2 were ok, but man, the 3rd enstallment was terrible. i attribute this to the new director because i do have to agree that the
acting was better, but the camera work in the beginning was terrible, and it didnt seem like they were really at school for most of the movie. of
course 3 was my least favorite book story-wise, so that probably had something to do with it, but seriously what the fuck was with the shrunken
talking heads? anyway that's my opinion.
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posted on 2004-6-14 at 20:09
I think since I am in the category of people that have never read a Harry Potter book, it gives me a completely different view of the film versions.
And since I had no idea what would happen and had no expectations for the movie, I was highly entertained. I like that the movie got a bit darker...in
all aspects.
I think the kids have aged well. They don't seem to be too old for the roles. They have gradually aged with the role, as they should. The acting
was far superior than the previous installments. I really hope they can get the same actors for as long as they can.
I just saw Mystic River and was confused about the ending. I'm not sure exactly what went on. Just the last 3 or so minutes with the whole
parade thing. What were they trying to say with having Dave's wife wander around like a whacko and the sean and Jimmy thing at the end just
really didn't make sense to me. Was Sean letting Jimmy get away with it? An excellent movie up until that point.
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posted on 2004-6-14 at 21:56
I saw the Chronicles of Riddik this weekend. I loved it. action all the way through, and who can not like vin desiels character in it?
I also saw Van Helsing, but i really did not pay much attention. It seemed like it was good but i need to watch it another time o understand it fully
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posted on 2004-6-15 at 21:29
quotation:Originally posted by SideO_JR
It seemed like it was good but i need to watch it another time o understand it fully
dont bother
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posted on 2004-6-17 at 03:40
quotation:I also saw Van Helsing, but i really did not pay much attention.
Oh yeah?
What/who were you doing? Hahaha...just teasing hun.
It was a horrible movie though, imo.
So don't even watch it again...
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posted on 2004-6-17 at 05:09
o like you don't know what i was doing
my dad bought the last samuri tonight so i am gonna watch that probably tomorrow night
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posted on 2004-6-17 at 06:20
that was an excelent movie... i wasn't so sure about Tom Cruse in it though.
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posted on 2004-6-17 at 12:17
man I loved the last samurai!! Im looking forward to buying the dvd, appenrantly their are some extra's that give you a historical overview
of how things really were in that time.
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posted on 2004-6-18 at 11:51
Has anyone read the Borne Identity? I read it before seeing the movie and the movie was a total disappointment for me. However, I know a lot of
people that loved the movie. I think I would rather read the book than see the movie. I'd rather have my own interpretation of it than watch
someone else's.
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posted on 2004-6-21 at 20:29
i never knew there was a book until a few months ago. that being said, i loved the movie so umch i baught it.
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posted on 2004-6-22 at 20:57
i saw harry potter 3 today. i thought some of the acting was terrible - harry's actor made me cringe in several scenes -- all of the first 20
minutes were pants. oh, and the bit in hogsmeade where he says he hopes sirius black finds him, because he's going to kill him was terrible. i
think they got the wrong actor for lupin, and they screwed up the scene in the shrieking shack (it was way too fast moving - there are supposed to be
a bunch of revalations very important to the story in this scene, and they rattle through them as if they are totally insignificant). and arthur
weasley seemed very wrong when having his chat with harry near the beginning... and also stan the bus conductor was way too intimidating. however, i
thought the whole time travel story at the end was fantastically done, and apart from all the stuff i've mentioned it was very good. ron
didn't suck nearly as much as in the previous two.
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posted on 2004-6-22 at 21:07
Shrek 2 is so funny. I would really reccomend you guys to see it if you havent already. Its really different than the first one and lots of lil kids
wont get different parts of the movie. GO SEE IT. NOWWWWWW!!!
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posted on 2004-6-22 at 21:55
Hermione is EXTREMELY flirty on this third movie..
"Oh, this is so sad!" (hugs Ron running her hand slowly accross his chest)
And, you know..just how she's holding everyone's hand at some point.
I LOVED the credits. That 'Marauder's Map' feel was wicked.
And the 'Double Trouble' being sung by the London Sinfoinetta was amazing. It's one of my favourite Shakespearean poetry.
Some of the camera shots were weird...and I agree that the acting wasn't all that great.
What bugged me about it too is how they fade to black and magically Harry's already in Hogsmeade. I mean..what about the tunnel.
What about the damn tunnel?! And the witch's statue?
(breathes)
I agree about the Shrieking Shack part too, Bart. That was highly important in the book.
I would have also preferred if they had been in cloaks more...that's the whole thing of HP...not normal clothes, or funky school uniforms with
ties and rolled up sleeves.
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posted on 2004-6-23 at 02:00
Does anyone else here love Moulin Rouge as much as me? I love the costumes and how they did covers of popular songs and all that. Plus Ewan McGregor
is a hotass.
The night's as hot as hell. It's a lousy room in a lousy part of a lousy town - I'm staring at a goddess. She's telling me she
wants me. I'm not going to waste one more minute wondering how I've gotten this lucky. She smells like angels ought to smell, the perfect
woman... the Goddess. Goldie. She says her name is Goldie.
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posted on 2004-6-23 at 03:12
quotation:Originally posted by Paige_x0x
Plus Ewan McGregor is a hotass.
mmm hmm... I so agree
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xX*I am sorry now (but will I ever let you go…)
Things seem so wrong (I had something worth living for)
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I’m without you *Xx
