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A film with the lovely John Leguizamo :heart: in it, not seen it before and I can't remember the name, think it was Presinct 13 but I could be wrong, John sported long hair in this one :drool:, not really my cup of tea on the whole but it had John in it, that's all that matters :lol: !!

Yeah, I know I am behind...but it was Hellboy II...liked it...

I liked that one too....

My last was 16 Blocks, and I'm currently re-watching (for about the tenth time) Elizabeth.

with Cate Blanchet? loved that one - and Elizabeth and the Golden Age.

That's the next one on the list... seems appropriate, considering I saw the one about her mother yesterday....

I'm going to catch up on the Closing of the Ring when I haul off to bed shortly. Good not having hubby around this week. One great big movie fest.

I liked all Elizabeth movies except for Golden Age one...

The one about current Queen is particularly good...

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Originally Posted by Rockette (Post 448257)

I'm going to catch up on the Closing of the Ring when I haul off to bed shortly.

:D wtf is that film about???

I'll have to tell you later, because I fell asleep half way through.

Hancock - I actually enjoyed it but did feel it was set up for the second one

The Little Mermaid II :D:D:D:D

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - Feckin brilliant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Originally Posted by duke knooby (Post 448278)

:D wtf is that film about???

As promised, I finally finished watching Closing the Ring, but I don't know how to explain it. I can't even place it into a particular genre - not strictly a chick flick, but maybe a drama with spiritual undertones.

It stars Christopher Plummer and Shirley MacLaine and traverses from 1943 to present day, from USA to Belfast, Ireland.

A good movie overall.

Last night's movie was, "The Killers" - 1947 original version - not surprised it has developed a cult following of sorts. Later, I hope to watch the 1964 version.

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Originally Posted by Monstro (Post 448383)

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - Feckin brilliant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

how much whisky did you have already when you came to that conclusion :wtf:

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Originally Posted by Monstro (Post 448383)

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - Feckin brilliant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Originally Posted by RadioMaster (Post 448406)

how much whisky did you have already when you came to that conclusion :wtf:

In total?????????

None...

and yet you liked that?

Easy Rider - love the way Jack Nicholson was elevated to higher than Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper in the 30th anniversary DVD.

Still, he was the one who actually played a *character* as opposed to Fonda and Hopper, who could have just as easily been playing themselves at that time.

Bloody waste of a good looking bike in the end.

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Originally Posted by Monstro (Post 448383)

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - Feckin brilliant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I loved it too. :D

"Ratatouille" (2007) on Disney Blu Ray.

Absolutely stunning film. :))

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Inspired by actual events that occurred in 1920s-era Los Angeles, Clint Eastwood's "Changeling" tells the story of a woman driven to confront a corrupted LAPD after her abducted son is retrieved and she begins to suspect that the boy returned to her is not the same boy she gave birth to. The year was 1928, and the setting a working-class suburb of Los Angeles. As Christine (Angelina Jolie) said goodbye to her son, Walter, and departed for work, she never anticipated that this was the day her life would be forever changed. Upon returning home, Christine was distressed to discover that Walter was nowhere to be found. Over the course of the following months, the desperate mother would launch a search that would ultimately prove fruitless. Yet just when it seemed that all hope was lost, a nine-year-old boy claiming to be Christine's son seemed to appear out of thin air. Overcome with emotions and uncertain how to face the authorities or the press, Christine invites the child to stay in her home despite knowing without a doubt that he is not her son. As much as Christine would like to accept the fact that her son has been returned to her, she cannot accept the injustice being pushed upon her and continues to challenge the Prohibition-era Los Angeles police force at every turn. As a result, Christine is slandered by the powers that be, and painted as an unfit mother. In this town, a woman who challenges the system is putting her life on the line, and as the situation grows desperate, the only person willing to aid her in her search is benevolent local activist Reverend Briegleb (John Malkovich).

Taken from IMDB. Angelina Jolie and John Malkovich were brilliant, if you have a chance I urge you to go and see it.

YouTube Video

That was scary...

Hot Fuzz...very funny and I've learned something useful...there are 2 policemen in Paris and none in London! Party time!

Horribly censored German edition of Pelts. They deleted all the splatter scenes, yet the movie is "suitable only for persons of 18 years and over". :nuts: Let alone that someone who does not know the original will hardly get what the story is all about due to numerous missing scenes.

Fortunately, I own the U.S. DVD which is fun watching.

Nic Cage and Ethan Hawke in Lord of War

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Originally Posted by Hypnobabe (Post 449296)

Nic Cage and Ethan Hawke in Lord of War

Excellent movie!!!!!!!!!!!

We´ve been to the cinema tonight to see Madagascar 2.
Very funny movie, even funnier than the first one imo!!

watching the end of the departed...great stuff