I REALLY hope you took Tristen to see this lol ;)

Would it be ok for Jakes age?

(missing ya....:()

Deb

10th & Wolf

It's mob thing with James Marsden (from X Men) and Brian Dennehey, with a cameo from Val Kilmer

It's on dvd and well worth a look.

working my way through jurassic park, every day about 30 minutes lol

Apollo 13 - My husband tells me he remembers watching this with me years ago - none of it is familiar... too much wine, maybe?

just watching Urban Legends 2

Wicked Little Things, not what you may think it was a horror.

not as bad as I had expected

We went to see Harry Potter last night. It was ok the people sitting next to us weren't. :evil:

Anyone wanna see Rush Hour 3 or Simpsons?

theres a rush hour 3? do they have to make trilogies of everything??

Haven't seen it yet, but just about to leave to watch Harry Potter...

An American Haunting - what a waste of time

open water....crap

Die Hard 4 - Great action film, recommend a viewing..

Shakespeare in Love...didn't quite like it first time...so...actually I was reading throughout the movie...does it qualify then as the last movie I've seen?

Creepshow 1 & 2
and sunday I'm going to see Harry potter with my cousins. Hope it is as good as they say it is.

I saw it last night, it's a lot darker than the others, but then again, I think they've all been progressively darker... There are a few bits of plot they've missed out, and if what I've heard about Book 7 is true, that may cause them a few problems when it comes to making the film..

I'm a big fan of the books too, and spent a fair amount of time thinking, 'that's not the same as the book,' or 'they've missed that bit out'... To be fair, if they tried to fit all of the book into the film, it'd be about five hours long, and the main parts were right.

Imelda Staughton as Professor Umbridge was brilliant, right down to the 'Hem, hem..'

that's the thing I dont like about the Harry Potter movies: They just try to copy the book onto the screen as good as possible, and leave a few scenes out to save time.
That just doesnt work for me. Half way through the movie I get this "I've already seen this" feeling and get bored.

IMO a movie to a book must have it's own ideas, something different, something special.

I always mention Jurassic Park (the first one) as example:
The Crichton book is great, and Spielberg's movie also, but only because they changed so much. Different scenes, different story, partially different characters and a completely different ending.

We just came back from cinema... Harry Potter 5 of course.
I think it was brilliant!!!!
The best they could have done from a book that has something near to 700 pages!
The actors were great, all of them!!
And Imelda Staughton did the best job, awesome!
Also loved the girl who played Luna Lovegood :up:
Great, great movie! Will see it again on tuesday :D
(the only personal deficit: too little Alan Rickman scenes :mrgreen:)

I went to the preview on Tuesday night at the cinema where my son and dughter work and watched Harry Potter. I thought it was pretty good. I agree Imelda Staughton was brilliant

lake placid

There was a behind the scenes documentary on UK tv last week, and they spoke with her, and about her, and she's exactly the same in real life!!

Going slightly off topic, but if a film is based on a book if it goes off plot what is the point of it being about the book it might as well be a film inspired by the book but not at all the book. So instead of Harry Potter it'd be Barry Trotter, anyone read the books?

it's just neccessary to keep the main plot: nerdy boy becomes wizard, etc.
But many things from books you CAN transfer onto the screen, the way its done with the HP movies, but they dont work they way they do in the books.

Maybe I'm totally wrong with this one though, just have seen 1-3 yet and shouldnt judge on something I dont know.

the quest
nice adventure movie, with some VERY bad logical gaps in it.

:shock: Really, is she?
Well that explains why she is so damn good lol ! Or is it only me who enjoyed her acting in HP5?

Seen harry potter 5 was darker then the rest. Liked the other's better, never read the books, thought hp's dad was a jerk for what he did to snape in the past, and think the kid that play's hp should milk it for what it is worth and keep making the movies. Then he'll never have to work again and retire at a early age lol.

The Bourne Identity.

If only it really made that "thwapp" noise when you hit someone :lmao:

I saw that at the cinema...I can't stand noise when I go to see a film, people talking and with packets, it drives me crazy, but I admit to being one of the people that joined in with people's conversations to make the time go faster. We got about a half hour in and everyone started talking to each other as it was so so bad :shock:

I thought my "pow" noise was pretty good :up: Did I fall asleep at the end? Or did it skip to the bonus features without me knowing?!

Three guesses ... although the snoring might have been a give away :lmao:

Transformers

i like her too :D my sister found her very scary :angst:

The Prestige - Michael Caine, Christian Bale, Scarlett Johanssen and Hugh Jackman - very good, but I'm still confused...

Harry Potter - The Order of the Phoenix tonite.

Not as good as the previous ones, although i did fall asleep:oops:, my son enjoyed it so thats all that mattered.

HP5 - for the second time :oops:
still love that film!
will see it again next week...

Die Hard 4.0 - Best film I've ever seen!

thats killed that then

Sorry:oops:, you could've saved it by telling us your latest film though :lol:

i havent been in any films recently.. havent even been on tv since 2000, my career is over. poor

revelations.........big pile of crap

not even that it's a boring movie, it's these kinds of movies that make people become christian fundamentalists, just causing fear of the apocalypse, without showing people any REAL reason to believe.

It's not so much a movie more my favourite sitcom, already rewatched the whole of series 1, I'm now on the second of... Sex And The City.
I love this show so much, and how cool is this...

Sarah Jessica-Parker (Carrie Bradsaw) worked with Johnny Depp on his 1994 movie Ed Wood playing his wife Dolors.

Kirsten Davis (Charlotte York) played Sylvia in the Meat Loaf movie, Blacktop

How cool is that, little bit of trivia for you, sure you'd like to know that really :cool:.

The end of Young Guns

The Wedding Singer. Ahhh the fashions of the 80's :lmao:

Highlander 3

Oh boy...where do I start...overdosed on movies this weekend...

Saw Harry Potter...the best one of the series so far in my opinion...I didn't even fidget...only craved cigs...

Then saw Queen...what a magnificent actress Helen Mirren is...after seeing this and Elizabeth...I've come actually to realize why monarchy isn't abolished yet...what truly magnificent women you had as queens!!!

Then I've seen some old movie with Peter Sellers...some fluff but it was cute and LOVE Peter Sellers...

And the last but not the least...saw the old Lord Of The Flies...read book but never seen any movie...honestly...if I haven't read the book...wouldn't have understood even half of it...

I've just realized that almost all movies I've seen were British...hmmm...did you guys anglisized me???

Salems Lot

with the floating kid knocking on the window?? (and david soul ofcourse)

Last movies I saw were When Harry Met Sally, and Muriel's Wedding, both while standing doing a pile of ironing this afternoon...

My son made me sit through Ed Wood's movie: Plan 9 from Outer Space (Bella Lugosi's last movie) - so cheesy I just couldn't help laughing!!! ;)

Those are THE FUNNIEST movies EVER...he is very famous for those...

3rd Season of Sex And The City :cool:

HP5 for the third time :oops:

Harry Potter

Before that I saw Shrek 3 where there were a load of kids that appalauded at the beginning and end...

The Simpsons: The Movie

Jaws :))

Inside Man

Shrek 3 and The Simpsons.
They were alright, not brilliant, laughed more at Simpsons.
However in the two consecutive days I saw these movies, I have to say that in two days I saw two movies with very good-looking animation, nice contrast between CGI and hand painted.:D

:shock: Premonition :shock:

I think I finally figured it out. :shock:

Fantastic film isn't it? I love films like that that don't become clear until well after the end.

and they can be so open to interpretation too!

51st state

Sky High...

Yeah yeah yeah...I know...kiddie stuff...but it was ok - cute...

Plus Sandra's looking hot in it! :p

Last film was 50 First Dates which I just love!

Saw transformers last night.


It's good but very long, but the action sequences are great

The Holiday

Hairspray - made me want to get up and dance in the cinema! Very addictive songs and left with a massive daft grin on my face. Yes, I am suseptible to sugar-sweet, happy-clappy happy endings, especially when they involve addictive music, a pretty heroine and John Travolta in drag. Good times.

Had an oriental day yesterday - Memoirs of a Geisha followed by The Last Samurai

just put on one of my favourite films - Shaun of the Dead

The Simpsons Movie - Good but not as good as I'd hoped.

the little mermaid for the bloody 13th time tonight as im looking after my neices

took the wife to see one of her favs at the cinima ---brief encounter ....................zzzzzzz

The Sixth Sense.

And bloody fantastic it was too!

Always the sign of a good film ... when you see the end of it :lmao:

What does Sixth Sense and Titanic have in common?


Icy dead people!!

as i didnt have pc, radio or anything to read i watched many, many movies over the last weeks, most remarkable ones were

8 Mile
Shaun of the dead (great humour!)
snakes on a plane (i have to admit: I own the dvd :oops:)
all 4 scary movies
Black Dog (what a great movie!! have to get the dvd!!!)
and the exorcist (THAT is real horror!)

Distrurbia

Slow slow slow...ok at the end...

Basically poor remake of Rear Window but watchable...

The Simpsons Movie - Was good but i built it up so much it was never gonna live up to my expectation's.

the simpsons movie

was good, but hyped too much, so couldnt really live up to my expectations.

enjoyed it though.

Transformers.............great film, worth going to see.

The Simpsons!! It was brilliant but not long enough!!

Stepmom with Julia Roberts and Susan Sarandon

13 ghosts

Pay it Forward

A whole bunch of old movies:

Lover Come Back and Touch of Mink...:oops:

Took my 10 year old daughter to see the Bratz movie yesterday it was a preview so she was really excited. Good movie.

Feleena

A very old film..... The Birds

The Illunionists

LMAO!!!

love it!

rubbish... it's pants... I saw it at the cinema when I was 18 and spent the whole film watching my friend's being scared, 'cos it was much more entertaining...

brilliant film, not least of all because Jon Bon Jovi's in it, and the book's excellent too

Last films I saw?

On planes: Shrek the third (didn't rate it much) some rubbish called I think I love my wife (so bad I gave up on it) Meet The Robinsons (quite enjoyed that) and Spiderman 3 (that was better than the second one)

In the hotel, courtesy of our portable dvd player: The Bourne Identity and The Bourne Supremacy - think we'll be off to the cinema to see the new one this week...

I know it's not a film, but the original series of The Black Adder, since my box set arrived this morning...

Fracture ... Anthony Hopkins looking and sounding far too much like Hannibal. Interesting, but a little slow.

labyrinth with david bowie in it i haven't watched that in years and its still a good film

the naked gun!!

Number 23. Great film, really clever ... and to see how accurate and apooky it is. Add the numbers in the Post number to the right of this post ;-)

lol would you stop that!

This really is a fantastic film, could do with being on a big screen as some of the important scenes are filmed in near darkness and it's easy to miss things, but I'd recommend it to anyone :up:

It's not me it's the numbers!!

Look, see, this is my 11597th post ...1+1+5+9+7 = ??

I don't want you to come home at lunch time. :shock: :p

OK.









I'll come home now then :p

there used to be a time when I was addicted to everything 23 related.

I saw the number everywhere......23:bleh: