What Non-Disney Movie Did You Just Watch?

lolopimp · Post by **lolopimp** » Wed Feb 23, 2005 7:01 pm

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring EE
One of the best movies ever made. Later this week I'll watch the rest of the trilogy.

AwallaceUNC · Post by **AwallaceUNC** » Fri Feb 25, 2005 5:04 pm

I watched The Grudge again on Wednesday. Scary but not particularly well-organized or coherent.

-Aaron

Key · Post by **Key** » Fri Feb 25, 2005 8:34 pm

Serendipity. Kate Beckinsale at her loveliest.

RJKD23 · Post by **RJKD23** » Fri Feb 25, 2005 8:37 pm

Key wrote:Serendipity. Kate Beckinsale at her loveliest.

good movie huh!
have you played that game (its in the deleted scenes) about the EGO!?? kinda interesting

JiminyCrick91 · Post by **JiminyCrick91** » Fri Feb 25, 2005 8:38 pm

taxi: EE

PublicEnemy#1 · Post by **PublicEnemy#1** » Fri Feb 25, 2005 11:47 pm

The Village (I liked this a lot, Bryce Dallas Howard is fantastic in this. )
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (One of the best films of last year, amazing)
Saw (Entertaining but the acting was horrible...)
The Phantom of the Opera (Mesmerizing and beautiful, loved it)

Sailor Eric · Post by **Sailor Eric** » Sat Feb 26, 2005 12:46 am

Ooh!!! I love Phantom of the Opera!!! Very happy a movie was made!

AwallaceUNC · Post by **AwallaceUNC** » Sat Feb 26, 2005 9:41 am

Mr. 3000 - very funny and entertaining.

-Aaron

Evil Genie Jafar · Post by **Evil Genie Jafar** » Sat Feb 26, 2005 10:43 am

Sharktale

...

Thank God I didn't buy it. The movie was bad/shallow.

The Butterfly Effect

Awesome movie. Altough I wouldn't buy it. I think it's one of those movies that in order to have an impact on you have to be seen just once.

And finishing Record of Lodoss War TV.... LOVE IT!

Evil Genie Jafar · Post by **Evil Genie Jafar** » Sat Feb 26, 2005 3:47 pm

The anime, Fake

Sailor Eric · Post by **Sailor Eric** » Sat Feb 26, 2005 3:52 pm

Well, if you consider tv series, I'm watching the 'Maison Ikkoku' anime. I'm really enjoying it!!!! I showed the first episode to two friends and one of them, who never enjoyed anime, loved it! The other got frustrated with a little happening in which the whole series DOESN'T revolve around, so there's hope he'll like it later.

Maison Ikkoku is simply a story about life. It starts out with this guy who lives in Maison Ikkoku. He's been studying for the college entrance exams for a whole year (failed his first time around, had to wait until the next college entrance exams next year), but finds he can't really study because the other residents of Maison Ikkoku always party and get drunk in his room. He decides to leave the place, but a new manager for Maison Ikkoku comes and he falls in love...

Mr. Toad · Post by **Mr. Toad** » Sat Feb 26, 2005 11:25 pm

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. Well, my daughter is two now and staying up later. Went to bed a little early tonight, and we got to watch a rarity - a live action movie over an hour and a half.

Man, I love those Indy movies. Wish they would get around to #4. They had a scripts a couple of years ago that Spielberg loved, but Lucas nixed it. I am not sure given track records why you cant make a movie out of a script Spielberg loves. Must resist rant....

RJKD23 · Post by **RJKD23** » Sat Feb 26, 2005 11:27 pm

A Walk to Remember.

I'm wiping my eyes from the tears right now.

The better half is rolling his eyes at me.

romance is greeeaaatt!

PublicEnemy#1 · Post by **PublicEnemy#1** » Sat Feb 26, 2005 11:35 pm

Sailor Eric wrote:Well, if you consider tv series, I'm watching the 'Maison Ikkoku' anime. I'm really enjoying it!!!! I showed the first episode to two friends and one of them, who never enjoyed anime, loved it! The other got frustrated with a little happening in which the whole series DOESN'T revolve around, so there's hope he'll like it later.

Maison Ikkoku is simply a story about life. It starts out with this guy who lives in Maison Ikkoku. He's been studying for the college entrance exams for a whole year (failed his first time around, had to wait until the next college entrance exams next year), but finds he can't really study because the other residents of Maison Ikkoku always party and get drunk in his room. He decides to leave the place, but a new manager for Maison Ikkoku comes and he falls in love...

The creator of that series is the same as the one who made Ranma 1/2, correct? I really enjoyed Ranma 1/2 so I should check that out.

I watched Big Fish this morning, I love it, one of my personal favorites from Burton.

2099net · Post by **2099net** » Sun Feb 27, 2005 3:32 am

Mr. Toad wrote:Man, I love those Indy movies. Wish they would get around to #4. They had a scripts a couple of years ago that Spielberg loved, but Lucas nixed it. I am not sure given track records why you cant make a movie out of a script Spielberg loves. Must resist rant....

Yeah. Because Lucas' scripts are sooooo goooood. *cough*Star Wars Prequels*cough*

Evil Genie Jafar · Post by **Evil Genie Jafar** » Sun Feb 27, 2005 5:38 am

The creator of that series is the same as the one who made Ranma 1/2, correct? I really enjoyed Ranma 1/2 so I should check that out.

then you should check out this one also...

HAUNTED JUNCTION!!

PS

I watched The Craft and Cruel Intentions yesterday; Sarah Michelle Gellar is awesome here.

Joe Carioca · Post by **Joe Carioca** » Sun Feb 27, 2005 9:19 am

On DVD:
Tom Hanks double-bill: the classic Forest Gump and Spielberg's The Terminal. I was really surprised by "The Terminal" and how underrated by critics it was. Hanks gives one his most sincere performances and is supported by a very nice cast of actors (Catherine Zeta Jones looks stunning, as always). Wow, and I couldn't believe it was all shot in a studio. I've never been to the New York Airport, but does it look real!

In theaters:
Finding Never Land: touching and emotional, it really deserved each nomination it got. I just don't get how its beautiful cinematography was overlooked by the Academy.
The Aviator: not Scorcese's best, but a great movie nonetheless. Leonardo DiCaprio gives a surprisingly good performance and the technical aspects of the movie are spot-on (very clever art direction, by the way).
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: I don't know the reason it took two years to arrive in Brazil, but considering I still haven't seen the original version I thought it was an OK movie.

2099net · Post by **2099net** » Sun Feb 27, 2005 9:24 am

Well, it's not a movie as such, but I watched the "On the Trail of Dick Turpin" compilation on my Best of Most Haunted Live Vol 2 DVD.

It was fantastic. Absoutely riviting for lots of reasons. For once, Derek seemed to get a lot more hits than misses with his psychic investigations, and some strange noises and behaviour were recorded on camera.

But what was best was Yvette and the team getting lost in Epping Forest. Poor Yvette was scared out of her mind before realising she was lost after seeings a shadowy figure. Then she realised she was lost. And the equipment's batteries were running out. Boy, did she turn the air blue! A Forest ranger had to come out.... and then the audience voted for her to go back into the forest. I thought she was going to cry!

Evil Genie Jafar · Post by **Evil Genie Jafar** » Sun Feb 27, 2005 8:24 pm

The anime series Please Save My Earth.... until episode 4 (of 6).

An incredible series. Sadly the ending is such a letdown. But years ago looking in the Internet I found the translated manga, so I got to know how it really ended.

Mehe · Post by **Mehe** » Sun Feb 27, 2005 10:02 pm

RJKD23 wrote:A Walk to Remember.

I'm wiping my eyes from the tears right now.
The better half is rolling his eyes at me.
romance is greeeaaatt!

I live like half a mile from where that movie was filmed!

I jsut watched Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind again.

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