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I just got done watching Hoodwinked. It was ok, but I was hoping for something better. There was too much singing in it which I didn't like, and I can usually sand singing in movies.

Robin Hood wrote:

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

2001...

How can I be so stupid of taking the year of its widescreen DVD release date instead of its theatrical release? Anyway, thanks for correcting my fatal mistake.

Scary Movie 2
Malibu's Most Wanted (both on TV, I missed the first 15 minutes or so of MMW).

slyslayer3000 wrote:

Robin Hood wrote: 2001...

How can I be so stupid of taking the year of its widescreen DVD release date instead of its theatrical release? Anyway, thanks for correcting my fatal mistake.

Oh, I dunno, maybe becuase it came out in 2002...

Cheers,
JM

Last night I watched Hercules and Anastasia again.

Just Myself wrote:

slyslayer3000 wrote: How can I be so stupid of taking the year of its widescreen DVD release date instead of its theatrical release? Anyway, thanks for correcting my fatal mistake.

Oh, I dunno, maybe becuase it came out in 2002...

Okay, another mistake. But I got the date from this link...
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/oceans_eleven/

Anyways, finished watching Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas. It's not bad, probably one of my favorite non-Disney animated films.

Last night, I watched Lilo & Stitch. It's one of my favorite "new" disney movies.

Last night I watched Leroy and Stitch, I was not to impressed

Yesterday I watched Shrek, The Lion King, The Little Mermaid, and Hercules.

Watched Find Me Guilty with Vin Diesel, Alex Rocco, and Annabella Sciorra. Very funny movie, and according to the disclaimer at the front of the film, most of the dialogue is from the actual transcripts of this trial that is featured in the movie. This is a very good movie, very funny, and Vin Diesel looks good with a full head of hair and the extra poundage he added. He really commands the screen in this one. I liked it a lot.

Leroy and Stitch turned out to be a waste of money. I got bored before it was half over. Hope the grandkids like it better, otherwise I will be trading it in for something else in the coming weeks.

Just caught an old favorite -- Cry-Baby, and the last 30-ish minutes of Million Dollar Baby.

*tlm

Office Space... That movie keeps getting funnier every time I see it.

I also watched Beavis and Butt-head: Do America, I guess you can say I was in a Mike Judge mood that day.

I went to the theatre and saw Click. I actually liked it even though it was a little sad near the end.

Last couple of days I've seen:

Fahrenheit 451: A little cold ultimately, but an intriguing concept nonetheless. I wonder how far off we are from this society, where the printed word has been banned.

Now Voyager: Ah, old school romance. Over-the-top sentimentalism is the name of the game, and you have to love every single moment of it!

Loomis - didn't know you were a Bette Davis fan........do you have some other favorites of hers. "Now Voyager" has always been in my Top Ten movies of all time.

I watched some of the producers (2005) as i was recording it to a dvd from pay-per-view. it's a little underrated and i don't see why some people hate it.

<em>Crumb</em>. I saw it for the first time this morning in my history of film class. I have read some underground comics before (but not R. Crumb) so his work and the peek into his bizarre life didn't shock me as it did some of my classmates.

The Fox and the Hound - My other Favorite Disney Film, tied with Old Yeller for #2

Madea's Family Reunion. I'll take the prison for 200 Alex.