| # | Author | Message |
171
| disneygurl
Mon 8/11/2003 8:54p | LOL!! I love Fast Times at Ridgemont High!!!
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172
| Disfan1022
Mon 8/11/2003 9:12p | A Far Off Place
no snacks
borrowed
Mr. Belvedere Goes To College
no snacks
borrowed |
173
| DDMAN26
Mon 8/11/2003 9:29p | <<LOL!! I love Fast Times at Ridgemont High!!!>>
Phoebe Cates that's all I'll say. |
174
| crapshoot
Mon 8/11/2003 10:31p | The Thin Man - 1934 William Powell and Myrna Loy
"Do you want me to go down to the park and bring Mr. Charles home?"
"No thank you."
"Now what are you doing?"
"I'm mixing a Martini for Mr Charles."
"But he's down in the park."
"Yes, that's Mr. Charles down in the park and this is a Martini that I am shaking."
"Yes and?"
"Well, sooner or later Mr Charles and this Martini are going to get together." |
175
| cheezman20
Mon 8/11/2003 11:33p | I don't know how i end up doing this but whenever i rent movies all of them seem to be on the same theme though i don't realize it when i rent them...
hadn't seen any of these before
Solaris - OMG this movie was amazing... the whole movie was like the end of Kubrick's 2001... and i loved the soundtrack... must see more sci fi from Soderbergh... very tragic love story.
Dr. Zhivago - OMG this movie was amazing... I saw Lawrence of Arabia a few months ago and have realized that David Lean is one of the only directors I have seen who can make reality look like a special effect (mirage scene in Lawrence of Arabia, ice crystals melting in Dr. Zhivago). very tragic love story... i've never been so depressed. I had to call Keli to tell her I loved her after watching this movie. Now I have to see Bridge on River Kwai :).
Blow - woohoo... johnny depp! I don't know why i didn't see this one earlier. very well done by the late Ted Demme. Like a Goodfellas sequel and it even had Ray Liotta. Although it's about the true story of the guy who made cocaine prevalant in the 70's it is also a "very tragic love story" about him and his daughter. Craziness. Ted, I'm glad you were able to make a movie like this and "A Decade Under the Influence" before you moved on... RIP
The Pianist - I really thought I would be nauseous through this movie like I was through Schindler's List, but luckily this movie was an amazing adventure story more inline with Polanski's other films of paranoia and chase. I had avoided all critiques and previews of this movie because I enjoy going in not knowing anything about them. I'm glad I did. This movie caught me off guard. The shots of his hands playing the piano were phenomenal... I immediately went to my piano to try to do the same... it didn't work. This movie was the opposite from the other movies I watched. Where the others were about characters that pursued love, this was about love that pursued the character. I will be buying this and watching it again and again. Deserved the Academy Awards. Polanski is a true artist (and lets just forget his private life). |
176
| DLfreek86
Mon 8/11/2003 11:41p | When did Ted Demme die? I love that movie.
Speaking of Donna Summer, anyone see the episode of SNL w/Toby Maguire and hes the manager of a fast food place and they hold up a Donna Summer record and tell the lady to say it backwords, lol. Simma Down Now! |
177
| cheezman20
Mon 8/11/2003 11:50p | January 13, 2002
Santa Monica, California, USA. (heart failure while playing a celebrity basketball game) |
178
| DLfreek86
Mon 8/11/2003 11:55p | oh, ouch. :( |
179
| fabdisbabe
Tue 8/12/2003 12:08a | I finally saw Like Water for Chocolate - loved it. Went to see Bend it Like Beckham last week. WALK AWAY FROM THE COMPUTER AND GO SEE IT, RIGHT THIS VERY MOMENT.
Fab
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180
| DDMAN26
Wed 8/13/2003 7:22a | Gods and Generals
Rented the DVD
Nothing
I'm usually a fan of historical and war films, but this movie was zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz What what!!!!! Not a very good movie. |
