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Late last night I watched X-Men hoping it would put me to sleep, but I watched it all the way through! I still need to see those extended scenes!

Frankenstein (1931) & The Wolf Man (1941). I was going to see Dracula as well but it was pretty late and I saw that one last.

Always great classics.

Scarface
I´m just going to say that it was very worthy to be buyed

Mr. & Mrs. Smith
I found it to be a good movie packed with funny moments, action, and "relationship issues."

Star Wars Episode 2: Attack of the Clones: I'm just preparing myself before I see Revenge of the Sith again!:D Well I agree that the acting in it was not great(I love what a critic once said, "It's the most wooden acting since Walt Disney's Pinocchio! ) I enjoyed it. Though nothing compared to Episodes 3-6, I still really enjoyed the battle scenes and parts of the story! My Rating: 8/10

The Thin Man. I didn't watch all of it, but I've seen it before and it's a good movie. I think Myrna Loy is a great actress-7/10

Let's see... recently, there's been....

Racing Stripes - Disappointing. Only mildly entertaining by the end. Some of the voice acting is good (Whoopi and Dustin Hoffman are great), some is ok, and some's not so great. The live-action acting is no good other than Wendie Malick. It's hokey and panders to kids a lot of the times, but I suppose is at least worth a watch. It's better-suited for animation, imo (even though it is sort of CGI-in-live-action).

Meet Joe Black - I've always wanted to see this but never got around to it, until last week. I loved it!

Meet the Fockers - It had its funny moments, and was entertaining overall, but didn't nearly live up to the original standards. Disappointing. I have to say that Barbra Streisand wasn't nearly as annoying as I expected, though.

Father of the Bride - Read the review

Sling Blade (Director's Cut) - Review coming soon

-Aaron

Tremors
And 1/3 of Jaws 3.

awallaceunc wrote:Let's see... recently, there's been....

Meet Joe Black - I've always wanted to see this but never got around to it, until last week. I loved it!

-Aaron

I love Meet Joe Black too! I've heard lots of people complain that it is boring. But sometimes less is more. (Although in MJB's case, less doesn't refer to the runtime! Ack!)

The other day I saw Seed Of Chucky and was disappointed. I loved, and I mean absolutely loved Bride of Chucky, but Seed seemed directionless. Still, Jennifer Tilly was open to mocking and abuse, and it's well worth seeing just for that. I have nothing but respect Tilly's humour. Oh, and the opening sequence is fantastically directed too.

Star Wars - Episode V - I liked Chapter IV better. Now I need to see Chapter VI to form a full opinion about the original trilogy!

Hey there, me again!
I just saw Revenge of the Sith, and I have three words on my mind: OH-MY-GOD! This movie is a few notches above the other two no doubt. The whole opening sequence and the second half of the movie is amazing! Wow, just wow! As you can see, I'm speachless, so I'll stop now.

Watched I, Robot last night
and
Stripes the night before

Hamburger: The Motion Picture (1986).

If you watch it, you will feel compelled to discuss it with me.

You will also feel compelled to repeat the phrase "Put those cookies back, [expletive]!"

Les rivers deu purpure 2(The purpule color rivers 2)
Chill out
The Phantom of the Opera

In fact, I saw those since 3 am, because I was... talking by sms with a girlfriend

Sling Blade (Director's Cut) again.

-Aaron

The Naked Truth

Batman & Robin

once you see this movie, hoping that it will be as the two first, you have a great deception(is almost a comedy!)

Alexander - This movie isn't even half as bad as critics say it is!

I saw Callendar Girls and a good part of E.T. (I still need to watch the last third or so of it) yesterday. Both were lovely films.

Batman returns

oh the good days, I hope Batman Begins be as good as the first two movies
Come back Burton!!!