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Animatrix,but it was a long time ago...

Eight Below - rented on Tuesday... Great movie

<b>Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire</b>. Yeah, I know it's really late for me to be seeing this for the first time, but I'm finishing my Bachelor's degree a year ahead of schedule so that leaves little time to go to the movies. It was the first HP theatrical release I missed.

Hostel. I don't even know why I rented it. SCARIEST movie I ever saw! I spent half the movie watching it with my hands over my eyes. Momentary laspe in judgement. I guess Quentin Tarantino having something to do with the movie should have told me not to rent the darn thing!

Personally I thought that Hostel wasn't that scary... just sick. If you want scary, go rent Halloween or the first Final Destination.

I just rented Aquamarine... I mean seriously, if my girlfriend keeps forcing me to watch these stupid ass movies, I NEED TO GET OUT OF THIS RELATIONSHIP.

Cheers,
JM

I agree, Hostel was GROSS, not scary for me.
I just watched A Mom for Christmas. I was smart and put it on my Tivo on Christmas day so now I can watch it whenever. It's one of my favorite Christmas Movies.

Saw Click - I thought it was a good movie, had funnt parts and sad parts. I rate it 3 1/2 out of 5

My mom and I watched Lady and the Tramp and The Aristocats last night. Those movies are too cute.

A Bug's Life w/audio commentary. I hate how this movie isn't appreciated as, I think, it should be. There are so many great qualities in the movie, but I don't think that anyone takes the time to appreciate them. If I had to choose my favorite Pixar film, A Bug's Life would probably be #1

Last night I watched:

X-men & X2 - Both were very good, but my fav. is still Batman Begins

Thursday: - Wallace & Gromit: TCOTWR - A good non disney animated film

Wednesday: - Hoodwinked - Loved it, my sisters watched it and thought it was boring so I guess you need to be older to appreciate it more.

I watched a couple of Disney films during the past two days. I watched Beauty and the Beast on Friday night and Mary Poppins on Saturday afternoon, followed by Pirates of the Caribbean last night. I was as always impressed with the former two, but I was surprised at how much I liked Pirates. I had liked it when I saw it in cinemas in October 2003, but I didn't find it as good as many others found it. I hadn't seen it since, and when I watched it last night, I was blown away by how much I enjoyed it more than the last time. I can't wait to see the sequels!

I just finished watching the 2003 Ocean's Eleven movie. Watching the film sure gave me a few chuckles. The interesting part is that I'm not bored with it, thought many still claim it as a boring film. The all-star cast's good acting coupled with an entertaining plot makes it a well-done movie.

I saw <b>Grease 2</b> for the first time in nine years last night and it didn't suck as much as I remembered. (I think I prefer it to the first one - don't hurt me!) I used to <em>love</em> the original <b>Grease</b>, but after 20 years of constantly seeing it on cable I'm not that fond of it anymore.

went and saw Deep Sea 3D at my nearest IMAX. The visuals were really nice but the narration was a bit boring at times for a 45 minute film. 4/5

I got Anastasia on DVD yesterday and watched it when I got back from the store, I loved it. Then my dad and I watched Grease, one of the best movies ever. Then I watched A Bug's Life on ABC, the ending was really cool. And then I watched Anastastia again, and I'll probably watch it again tonight.

slyslayer3000 wrote:I just finished watching the 2003 Ocean's Eleven movie.

2001...

My daughter and I had a Dean Jones marathon. We watched <b>Snowball Express, The Ugly Dachshund</b> and <b>Million Dollar Duck</b>. He's our favorite classic Disney star.

Aladdin w/animator's audio commentary. Great movie A+

My dad and I watched Shrek 2 earlier. I love that movie, maybe even more than the 1st one.

Rented Eight Below for the second time. it was slightly better than the last time, but i can't remember the dog's names or tell them apart. 4/5