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memnv wrote:Watched Scary Movie 4 last night, I liked it better than the third one. I cant figure out why they put King Kong on the movie poster when he is not in the movie

It’s simple. They put King Kong on the poster because they wanted more C$A$S$H.

I watched Not Another Teen Movie yesterday. I also watched The Lion King (already posted) and Sleeping Beauty last night.

Tonight I'm going to see Step Up with some friends.

Batman Returns

The Day after Tomorrow

I watched <b>Xanadu</b> this evening. I liked it, though I can see why nearly everyone else would hate it.

Videodrome
Brain Damage
Ginger Snaps

I had a wonderful day of funny movies yesterday:

First, Office Space - always a lot of fun. One of those movies that I can't help but start laughing before the funny part happens.

Scary Movie 4 (Unrated Edition) - Wow... I don't know how long it's been since I've laughed that hard. HILARIOUS. I love and adore the Scary Movie franchise and this may just be my second favorite (behind #2, which shall never be topped).

-Aaron

Watched some of Scary Movie 4 a couple days ago and never got to finish it because my older sister wanted to play Mario Party with me. it was kind of funny from what I saw but it could have done without some gross out humor.

Tomorrow i'm going to see Little Miss Sunshine because it's getting good reviews.

Resident Evil: Apocalypse. Always a good one!

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Little Miss Sunshine

absolutely terrific!!

I watched Bring It On. I had never seen this movie from beginning to end. I quite enjoyed it. I rented it from Netflex so I may have to buy the dvd at some point.

I watched my latest DVD purchase, Bedknobs and Broomsticks, last night.

Another one of my 'films I haven't watched for years' DVDs. I had an urge to watch it last night, and I gave into temptation, I really enjoyed it and will watch it again soon.

I just watched Flightplan for the 2nd time, it's a bit wierd but ok to watch at least once.

The Jungle Book 2 - I DVRed it on ToonDisney, and I thought it was a fun & imaginitve sequel to one of Walt's best movies.

The Sequel of Disney wrote:

I DVRed it on ToonDisney,

And, of course, it was edited very poorly.

Why not watch the DVD. Much better picture, sound and everything and no commercials.

The last movies I watched were Newies(very awesome), Rock-A-Doodle(really good considering I have seen it since I was about 6 or 7), Grease 2(I don't care how lame it is, I LOVE it!), Cry-Baby(awesomely awesome), Batman Begins(It was eh, I only liked a few parts), and Grease 2 again(I can't help it, I LOVE it!)

The fake Snow White bootleg I just inadvertently bought - most of my weekend was spend authenticating this stupid DVD (and loosing sleep over it) and then writing a "demand for refund" letter (tonight); but I will tell you, the quality of this bootleg was stupendous and it was nice to watch SW, since I've just learned this weekend that my local Blockbuster no longer carries it for rent. The other Blockbuster closed down and the other store I have a membership at is 15 miles away so that would end my ability to really rent this DVD. I also watched all the bonus features for the first time - gotta love the documentary on the making - that was really excellent!

Immortal Beloved

Makes me want to play the piano again.