ps about to watch Madagascar - Escape 2 Africa. will let you al know what I think ;)

W.


well made, a lot more believable than Fahrenheit 9/11, also had an interesting storyline. Only problem is, that this is still only the picture and opinion of one man, Oliver Stone, and nothing objective.

I assume it's hard to make a reasonably objective movie about a politician (or any other public person), no matter who the director is. I even believe that something like objectivity does not really exist, everything you say or do is somehow subjective. You can only be objective up to a certain extent. ;)

The last movie I saw was Hell Is For Heroes - WWII movie by Don Siegel with Steve McQueen. Pretty good.

I really fancy watching that one, and I hate war films....

I've been having a furniture building and ironing movie marathon this weekend so far...

Bladerunner - The Final Cut
The Queen
Uncle Buck
Rain Man

phantoms (1998)

what appeared to be a typical b-movie horror flick actually turned out to be quite good.

Walt Disney's The Little Mermaid :heart:

SAW V
and
Keinohrhasen

if that's the ben affleck one i'm thinking of it's v good.

Saw The Wrestler last night, really good but a weird ending, Mickey Rourke is great in it.

The Crow.

For some reason I've never managed to watch it all the way though (work/sleep etc getting in the way) but I'm glad I did last night, loved it.

'tis that one. Ben Affleck, Peter O'Toole and not to forget Rose McGowan :drool:

Stepbrothers...what was expected and what was needed at the time...

Elizabeth...with Cate Blanchett and one of the Fiennes boys.

Might i just add Marisa Tomei is hot

As if I could...and i haven't....I didn't watched charmed, with ex girlfriends, for the award winning acting!

ahhh I LOVED that movie... especially King Julien :lol:
It was kinda awkward in the cinema though - I was with my brother whos 13 and everyone else was either about 6 years old or a mum... :roll:

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=1AYvPrkU9MU

That's where having kids comes in handy... LOL...

I'm currently watching X-Men The Last Stand...

I need to rewatch that I love it to peices and Brandon Lee was gorgeous though I refuse to watch the sequals, personally I feel their disrespectful to Brandon because he died making that film.

He was 38-years-old and this film was to break it for him.

A Good Woman starring Helen Hunt and Scarlett Johanssen. Took me a while to work out it was a version of Oscar Wilde's Lady Windermere's Fan. Very good though.

Spartan, as I said in the wrong thread LOL
Very good movie, especially as I'm a VK fan as you know and he appears in this pratically start to finish.
Enjoyed it.

:heart:

didnt watch it yet, but fetched pet sematery in the bargain bin today.

Maitresse....Gerard Depardieu

Hardly dare tell you what happens..i might get banned...but i'll hint..


rubber..nails...wigs...chains....cages.....dog food...leather straps....sticks...

didn't know it was like that when i ordered it from LoveFilm. Honest.

We'll believe you Bella, thousands wouldn't... lol...

I'm currently watching a bit of mindless entertainment - The Transporter...

Bruce died (while filming) at the age of 32, of what is to be believed, a brain hemmorage. Brandon died at the age of 28

I watched that last night. how strange.

This is based on a true story and it's really beautiful, though sad in other parts.

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