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Mortal Kombat : Anihilation

Yeah, I know it's a bad movie, but what the heck! I bought it with the first part; this one came as "gift". And it is not that bad. But it is a movie I watch once a year.

Right now I'm watching The Fellowship of the Ring Extended. If I finish it and can do as planned, watch The Two Towers, I'll post it later.

Over the last few days:

- Police Academy 1 through 7
- The Grudge (US version)

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
and I just bought Arrested Development season 1, and have been watching that as well.

I just saw:

Blade
Blade 2
Hellboy

I just saw...

X-Men 2
it's tons of fun

Van Helsing
Elf

The Fellowship of the Ring Extended Version

At least half of it. I was watching it on Saturday and today I finished it.


And now just finished The Two Towers Extended Version

Santa Claus Is Coming To Town

-Aaron

Anne of Avonlea, Elf, and The Iron Giant.

All of them were good (and Elf put me in the holiday spirit!).

Anastacia, shrek 2 and scary movie 3.

I recently got some rare movies in the mail. And Lately I Have Watched

Mr. Belvedere Goes To College (1949)
Mr. Belvedere Rings The Bell (1951)

I am so glad I now own copies of these rare gems

Dogma.

Elf - Funny, but even more moving than funny! It really surpassed my very low expectations.

Le Diner de cons (The Dinner Game) - BRILLIANT! Hilarious!

-Aaron

La Haine (Hate) - Very interesting and somewhat poignant French film on cop-hating thugs. It also packs in a greater societal message in a fairly artsy way. Still, it feels a tad more American than a lot of foreign films, and is perhaps overrated from what I hear, but it's still worth viewing.

-Aaron

Peyton Place was on Turner Classic Movies tonight, and I watched it.

A couple nights ago, I watched Return of the Jedi 1983 original versus Return of the Jedi 2004 butchering, cause I borrowed my aunt's old VHS's from 1995, and did a screen side-by-side comparison. I have a DVD/VHS combo, so I'd have them both play simultaneously, and compare them by flipping constantly. Of course, since Lucas kept adding stuff (like that ridiculous song at Jabba's palace), I would sometimes have to re-play them to get them to synch up again.

So far I've done the comparisons for A New Hope and Return of the Jedi, but I haven't watched Empire Strikes back on DVD yet, just VHS. I like that movie too much to see even the littlest bit changed.

Escapay

I love Peyton Place Escapay, I have the dvd that came out this year of it. I have the book Peyton Place, the Book Sequel Return To Peyton Place. And I have some other memorbilia. That movie is so beautiful and touching. And I loved the theme song. I have a Midi version of it on my computer. TOnight I watched the 1960 Doris Day Classic Please Don't Eat The Daisies on VHS,

LOTRs- extended versions, the whole movie back to back:D

Shaun of the dead, AWESOME!! go see this film, rent it, download it (legally) or beat ur next door neighbour and borrow his copy- it is frikken fantastic!

one of the most original and touching zombie movies ever:D

GATTACA. Awesome film. Simply... luff.

And the music (by the very talented Michael Nyman, no less)! Such an emotional ride.