just pre-ordered my copy...

Wolverine - X-men Origin....Absolutely loved it...

:heart: Girls! Girls! Girls! (1962) - Elvis Presley :heart:

The other X-Men films I didn't think much of but this I thought it was a really good movie.

Just watched Wall-E - AGAIN :(

:heart: P.S. I Love You with Gerard Butler.

Very good movie, very funny in parts and real sad in others. :cool: :heart:

Broadcast News - brilliant :-)

Again.. So beautiful and Gerard Butler is gorgeous :heart:.

Got to love Lisa Kudrow's character and this is funny;

"Are you single?
Are you gay?
Are you working?"

:lmao: !!!

Watched Mamma Mia! yesterday evening with mum :-).

Vantage Point
:D

Saw III

Alvin and the Chipmonks

Wolverine - X-men Origin - very good...

Underworld Rise of the Lycans. Not bad, and has the always excellent Michael Sheen (good Welsh boy!) and the simply stunning Rhona Mitra, so worth watching!

Blade - not terribly impressed....

:heart:Washington Square with Ben Chaplin

Absolutely great movie and a very nice love story though there are some sad parts too. Also men shouldn't be that handsome :drool: :faint: :heart: !!!

Yes Man :roll:

I was forced into watching it...

that's the power of saying yes then?

Harry Potter 1 & 2, and I wasn't forced into watching either.

:twisted: Jo has now watched all 6 Star Wars films :shock:
She actually thought they were pretty good.

Finished reading The Da Vinci Code earlier today, and am now watching it on channel 5...

oh well

:heart:Jailhouse Rock (1957) - Elvis Presley

One of his better movies, though if I am honest I am not keen on his character, Vince Everett in this as he's rude and inconsiderate but boy he's gorgeous as hell lol Anyway it's a great movie with fab songs and a brilliant story line.
There is a tragedy linked to this film however, a new actress, Judy Tyler was to make it big time with her role as Peggy but sadly shortly after the film finished her and her husband died in a car crash so didn't get to see the finished film. Elvis and Judy had grown close over filming but she wasn't intersted romantically as she was married but they became close friends and it's said that her death affected him deeply and as a result he didn't attend the film's premiere and neither did he watch Jailhouse Rock after either. :heart:

I've just done the opposite, watched the film and now I'm flicking through the special illustrated hardback plus the hardback illustrated edition of Holy Blood And Holy Grail, very, very interesting.

Again :oops: :heart:.

Hellraiser:Bloodline

Paul Is Dead

Wonderful coming-of-age movie about a young Beatles fan in 1980s Germany who is confronted with the alleged death of Paul McCartney. Especially interesting if you know the weird stories circling around the cover of the Abbey Road LP. :))