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Superman IV: The Quest for Peace for some strange reason...

I also watched an episode of Dallas. What's all that about?

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory

Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine and Clueless

Thanks to a recommendation from a good friend, I just watched Ghost World with Thora Birch, Scarlett Johannson, and Steve Buscemi. What a fantastic movie. I had never seen this one, nor had the desire to, when my friend suggested this one to me.

I have one question - why is titles "Ghost World".....I know that it is a comic book title, but it has nothing to do with ghosts.

Chain Reaction

Attack of the Clones - Great movie. I also have come to the conclusion that many of the love scenes actually aren't that cheesy, and all the actors seem to have fine moments of subtle acting. I mean, me and my friends kept finding all these subtle hints in the characters' expressions that make for a great experience if you notice them. Overall, 8/10.

Revenge of the Sith - I don't think I have anything new to add. This, in my opinion, is the most emotional of the six movies, and the best for me. A fun first hour turns into one of the darkest hours in the Star Wars Saga and ensures to keep you on the edge of your seat! 9/10.

DVD manipulations:
Heathers (with the audio commentary on - very enlightening!)
scenes from The Craft, but not the entire film

Beavis and Butt-head: Do America

It's stupid but Hilarious!!!!

Wow this thread is almost 50 pages... better make a new one.

Domestic Disturbance with John Travolta, Vince Vaughn, and Teri Polo. Can you say... WORST FILM OF 2001?!

The wedding singer.......i wanna grow old with you!!

I like that movie. That scene where Linda (that's her name right) is saying, "I am never gonna marry a Wedding Singer"... kind of reminded me of that scene in An Officer & a Gentleman where David Keith's character is just dumped on when his girlfriend says, "I wanted to marry a pilot" and he's quite damaged... "something that could have been brought to my attention yesterday!" - works for both situations.

Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith

Yeah it was good but I thought it would be even MORE emotional than what it was. Some of the acting wasn't that great either but still, with its faults it is.... well... excellent.

Two for the Road (of course) - It was fun watching Audrey Hepburn not play another "princess role" and play all these other parts (girlfriend, mother, wife, adultress ! Certainly an interesting story about dating & marriage.

Kate & Leopold - Cute romance! Old fashioned romance, that is! I really hate when romantic movies have an ending because it seems like it's always rushed. But I still enjoyed the movie!

Darling Lili - A different Julie Andrews role, one that I wasn't used too. Mainly because when I was introduced to Julie Andrews, she was a nanny--both times (SoM and MP). But Rock Hudson...mmm, such a sweet story! Lots of deleted scenes which they should've put in there, so the movie would've made more sense, but oh well. Still a good movie to watch, imo.

Watched Revenge of the Sith again

Watched The Grudge w/ BF last night. UGH! I could barely watch it I was so scared (and creeped out by that kid- you guys have to remember him from the previews- the one who stands next to the bed and meows). It was entirely too creepy for me. And I still can't believe it was PG-13. The Ring wasn't even that bad!

MinnieMe wrote:Watched The Grudge w/ BF last night. UGH! I could barely watch it I was so scared (and creeped out by that kid- you guys have to remember him from the previews- the one who stands next to the bed and meows). It was entirely too creepy for me. And I still can't believe it was PG-13. The Ring wasn't even that bad!

OOH, I remember my experience! I screamed in the first few minutes of the movie! And then I cried in the end. I was too scared to use the bathroom or even go on the bed. stupid kid.

Watched Star Wars Episode 3

Have different thoughts on seeing this movie for the 3d time

its my favorie star wars movie and the 2nd best film of the year

A+

I mite see the legend of zorro tomower so i may review that

Revenge of the Sith, again, twice. Yep, it's that enjoyable. But Batman takes the cake this year thus far. I love the whole dialouge between Padme and Anakin before the final battle. I find it to be quite moving.

Watched two good popcorn movies:

The Driver with Ryan O'Neal. Good actioner about a professional driver for bad guys. Kind of an earlier precursor to "The Transporter".

Black Moon Rising with Tommy Lee Jones, Linda Hamilton and Robert Vaughn. Good story about a futuristic car that gets stolen by a professional car theft ring. Tommy Lee Jones is sent after it.

Couple of good movie to watch while taking a break from the "Star Wars Saga".

Seconds (1966): how depressing - I guess I should have taken that tagline literally...