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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/9/2005 3:50:56 PM   
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We watched National Treasure as well! We thought it was excellent!

We also watched Cannonball Run - it was pathetic!

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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/9/2005 4:08:39 PM   
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I also watched The Five Obstructions, and greatly enjoyed it. Lars Von Trier, of Dogme 95 fame, and a guy who had a movie out in the 60s set out to remake it, 5 times, each time with a different set of constraints. Very interesting to watch.
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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/9/2005 10:43:45 PM   
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i just watched "house of wax" it was so gross... so gross.. i nearly puked. it wasnt really all that scary either.
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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/9/2005 11:52:20 PM   
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I just watched "I am David". An excellent movie that I would recomment to anyone. It was a movie that made me cry but the end was wonderful and that made me cry too.

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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/10/2005 4:40:18 AM   
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Just saw Wedding Date last week, with Grace from Will & Grace. Kinda typical, but think it's ok
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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/10/2005 10:30:00 AM   
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I just watched Closer. I thought because Julia Roberts was in it, it would be a good movie about love and stuff. Nope, it stinked. Filled with offensive language, awful story plot, dumb ending. It was plain awful and I regret wasting my time to watch it. On a scale of 5 *'s it gets -2 *'s!



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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/10/2005 2:28:32 PM   
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"really all that scary either"

Really?? Because watching the trailers, with Paris Hilton acting, was pretty terrifying for me...

Last night I watched Cries and Whispers, a Bergman film from '72, and I really enjoyed it. Very intense/personal, but I found it a bit more...attainable than say, Persona.
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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/11/2005 9:54:47 AM   
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Last night I watched Blade: Trinity

The language was pretty abrasive and the story was silly. Ryan Reynold's character did make me laugh, though... especially when he was faced with the vampire pomeranian!

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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/11/2005 12:20:08 PM   
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quote:

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Last night I watched Blade: Trinity

The language was pretty abrasive and the story was silly. Ryan Reynold's character did make me laugh, though... especially when he was faced with the vampire pomeranian!

Dracula was a big disappointment. Even the battle with him at the end was nothing compared to the fight with Stephen Dorff in the first Blade.
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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/12/2005 9:05:37 AM   
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Cube: Finally saw it. It was good, but you can tell it had a limited budget.

Battle Royale: This was one violent, bloody and brutal movie, yet very compelling to watch.
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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/12/2005 10:00:01 AM   
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Just saw Phantom of the Opera

I never saw the Broadway production, so I can't compare it to that, although I remember seeing some exerpts from it, and hearing music from it. I forgot who played the phantom on Broadway, but he had a better voice then Gerard Butler, who plays him in the film. I believe Sarah Brightman originally played Christine in the stage version, but Emmy Rossum does almost as good of a job as she would have done. The rest of the cast are fine. Minnie Driver has an outrageous comic role as a diva.

My dear hubby noted that it's difficult to make a movie musical in the shadow of Moulin Rouge, and Phantom definately shows the impact of following that groundbreaking film. It's very evident in the lighting, over-the-top style and visual effects. I think I would have preferred seeing a pre-Moulin Rouge Phantom that was free of this influence and tyring for more of its own unique visual style. On the other hand, there is a wonderful gothic sensibility about the visual style, espeically some of the earlier scenes.

Some who is more familiar with earlier incarnations of the phantom...was his history/backstory changed? I thought he was an opera singer who was injured. In this story, he's had the mishapen side of his face from early childhood and perhaps from birth. And it's not that horrible, really...perhaps because to make it look any worse, the prosthetics would have hindered Gerald Butler's acting and singing (although they likely dubbed his voice back in later).

It's slow moving... anyone under an appropriate age for this film is likely to be bored by it.

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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/12/2005 11:54:56 AM   
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Michael Crawford was the original Broadway phantom - I bought the Broadway soundtrack album just for his voice!!!

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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/12/2005 12:48:28 PM   
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Michael Crawford. Yes, his voice was MUCH better. But perhaps too old for what they wre going for with the film.

I did a little reaearch and found out that the facial malformation from birth was the original tale, and it was changed to an injury in the early film version.

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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/13/2005 11:25:19 AM   
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Last night I watched Belle De Jour, a Luis Bunuel flick from the late 60s, and was sorely disappointed. The characters are all fairly two-dimensional, I really didn't care what she did - it's about a virgin newlywed who decides to become a prostitute at a high-class brothel. Supposedly erotic, entirely not. The ending feels rushed. I don't know if the performances were that great or not, there wasn't much to work with.
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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/13/2005 12:56:46 PM   
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quote:

Supposedly erotic, entirely not.


That could describe a lot of films...

When I heard the name, "Belle De Jour"....somehow I knew it had to be a Catherine Deneuve film. Don't know if it just sounded like one, or if I had seen it in the video store...

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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/13/2005 1:00:37 PM   
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Well, it's a fairly infamous film, most scandalous at the time, brought her to the forefront of media attention. But she barely even "acted" in the film, just sort of walked and sat around lookin' pretty - and definately not looking 23!
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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/13/2005 2:38:30 PM   
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Movie portrayal of the Crusades said to contain glaring inaccuracies.

"Christian film critics are concerned that the producer of the new film "Kingdom of Heaven" not only allowed some glaring historical inaccuracies, but also put Christians in a bad light.

The movie depicts the Muslim conquest of Jerusalem in the 12th century.

In talking about his film, producer-director Ridley Scott said: "What I like to do, and probably I'm more known for doing, is creating worlds."

But Dr. Ted Baehr of the Christian Television and Film Commission said in this case, Scott has simply created controversy.

"The armor was wrong. The military tactics were wrong. The approach to Jerusalem was wrong," Baehr said. "The film is historically inaccurate, geographically inaccurate and it paints Christians often the way you would see Muslims (portrayed). I mean, at one point, a monk is yelling out, 'If you kill an infidel you go to heaven.' Well, this has never been Christian theology."

Bob Smithouser, editor of Plugged in Magazine, ...

"Ridley Scott admits to being an agnostic," Smithouser added. "He also says the writer of the film is an agnostic, and so I believe there's a certain amount of ignorance about what a Christian, a true Christian, really is."

Baehr is concerned many will see the movie and come away with the view that Christians are evil. "

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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/13/2005 3:00:55 PM   
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Wow, a big budget Hollywood film being historically inaccurate! Who would ever think that would happen???

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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/13/2005 3:09:00 PM   
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Are there any Hollywood films historically accurate?

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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/13/2005 3:11:45 PM   
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I personally thought they did a pretty good job of keeping Air Marshal historically accurate.

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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/13/2005 3:24:02 PM   
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I haven't seen Air Marshal. Might have to see about renting it this weekend.

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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/13/2005 3:25:06 PM   
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I read an article with the director of the Slums of Beverly Hills, once, and she spoke of her search for tube socks with three rings at the top, rather than two, as back in the 70s they had three rings.
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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/13/2005 3:26:27 PM   
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quote:

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I haven't seen Air Marshal. Might have to see about renting it this weekend.

Oh, please don't do that.

It is not worth the money you'd spend on it.

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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/13/2005 3:29:08 PM   
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Ok then. Kinda like my pick for last weekend. Star Troopers. What a waste! I don't which was worse the gore or the nudity.

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RE: I Just Saw... - 5/13/2005 3:30:30 PM   
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Was that the same as Starship Troopers? I think that was the name, with the Noxema girl and Casper Van Diem...
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