| # | Author | Message |
491
| Disfan1022
Mon 10/6/2003 2:18p | Monsters, Inc.
own the DVD
no snacks
=) |
492
| Spooky Ghost
Mon 10/6/2003 6:51p | The Fighting Temptations
Downtown Disney
No Snacks
Just went to go see it becuase It was on at a decent time to wait for my ride. It had it's moments but it wasnt great, I didnt get to see the ending.
School of Rock
Theater
Nachos, Popcorn, Mr. Pibb
I really enjoyed this, something I might have to see again in theaters I had such a good time with it.
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493
| DDMAN26
Mon 10/6/2003 9:50p | Over the last couple days
School of Rock and Lost in Translation
Various popcorn, soda and nacho products
School of Rock good film I enjoyed it. Lost in Translation is just awesome. Highly Recommended!!!!!! |
494
| cheezman20
Tue 10/7/2003 3:37a | I saw a bunch of movies in the past few weeks:
About Schmidt: waaaaaaaaaa... i was suckered into this one... i hate when movies are so blatant about controlling your emotions, but jack nicholson is a great actor and it was a very "real" movie. It focused on a lot of issues people don't want to deal with. I got teary-eyed.
Underworld: ahem... leather clothing... werewolves... vampires... it was a cheezy movie, but kate beckinsale was great (i think i'm in love).
Once Upon a Time in Mexico: I love Robert Rodriguez and I love his movies (well, all the ones that I've seen) and this movie was no exception. The acting was great, the visuals excellent (beautiful cinematography), and I've never felt more proud of my Mexican Heritage (the mexicanos didn't spend the entire movie taking a siesta). Special commendation on another brilliant Johnny Depp role. Pretty soon there won't be any challenging roles left for him and he'll try to play a turnip dealing with emotional issues stemming from past-life trauma and a fetish for ranch dressing. I have no doubt that he could pull it off.
Lost in Translation: You ever watch a movie and it just so happens that you are dealing with the same problems as the characters? This movie hit really close to home for me at this point of my life and left me shell-shocked. Bill Murray is fantastic yet again, and Scarlett Johannsen is my new girlfriend. Sophia Coppola is a great director (that family is way too talented) and has a great sense of timing. Beautiful scenery too. Highly recommended. |
495
| Ursus J Bear
Tue 10/7/2003 2:14p | The Road to Moracco
borrowed from library
water
Light snazzy entertainment. Enjoyable while working on freelance assignment.
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496
| MissCandice
Tue 10/7/2003 8:17p | About half of Two Towers
Rented dvd
salmon,rice,and brocolli
I gotta return this! I have an illness. |
497
| Ursus J Bear
Wed 10/8/2003 11:22a | are you planning on getting the SuperDVD of Two Towers? Are you afraid of it? |
498
| MissCandice
Wed 10/8/2003 2:16p | I am waiting for the extended version.This rented DVD is just a crutch until the big one comes out.
Last night:
LOTR:Fellowship
own it,love it.
no snacks
My dad was watching it so I watched a bit before having to go to work. |
499
| Spooky Ghost
Wed 10/8/2003 5:43p | Lost In Translation
Theaters
No Snacks
I don't see what the big deal with this is, it was just okay. Started off good but half way through just stopped dead in it's tracks and just didnt do a thing. |
500
| threeundertwo
Wed 10/8/2003 6:13p | The Lion King
own the dvd
no snacks
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