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tensleep · #**676** 07-01-2008, 12:00 AM

Hoosiers

One of the best sports movie ever!

2DualsNotEnough · #**677** 07-01-2008, 02:14 AM

Get Smart-Gentle comedy and fun action.Much better than I expected.
Wall-E-Like Rattatouie,incredibly well made,well written,and not very engaging,IMHO.
Wanted-Imaginative action flick.Over the top doesnt even begin to cover the action.And the plot!"The towel made me do it!"
Jimmy

Darkspeed · #**678** 07-01-2008, 02:27 AM

I watched about 10 minutes of "The Happening"......One of the worst movies I've ever watched (for ten minutes). M Night Shamalamabananahandshan, please stop making films!!!!!!!!

Stomached about 6 minutes of "The Love Guru"......Another horrible, horrible movie. I am now officially ashamed that Mike Myers is Canadian.

Watched that Zohan film......Pretty crap too, but a few funny parts I suppose.

Thank goodness for torrents, because these are seriously not worth a cent of anyone's hard earned pay.

PS Whatever you do, never, ever, ever, for the love of all that is holy.....Never watch "Be Kind Rewind". That is seriously the lamest movie probably ever made. Man o man.

sven · #**679** 07-01-2008, 02:42 AM

An old fave - John Borman's Hope and Glory.

jonman · #**680** 07-01-2008, 02:46 AM

10,000 BC . Not a bad movie with great special effect. I don't know how historically accurate it was though.

markc2 · #**681** 07-03-2008, 08:49 AM

Wall*E

Wow 2001/2010 for kids in some ways. To me it was a bunch of things that made this movie really good. The dancing scene to me was beautiful. Eve had a bit of a temper, which was funny to watch. Wall*e a simple hero, if we could all be that kind.

Pavioni · #**682** 07-03-2008, 02:16 PM

"In Brujes"

just out on DVD, funniest dark comedy since "Snatch"

highly recommended.

donoghue · #**683** 07-04-2008, 02:47 PM

The Beautiful Country, saga about a young Vietnamese man trying to get to America to find his American father in 1990, highly recommended

Thin Blue Line, 1988 documentary by Errol "Fog of War" Morris, really good

Filmboydoug · #**684** 07-04-2008, 03:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Pavioni

"In Brujes"

just out on DVD, funniest dark comedy since "Snatch"

highly recommended.

+1.

I watched The Greatest Game Ever Played last night. Thought at first it was a formula underdog story. Watched the extra content and was pleased it was based on historical fact. Pretty good show.

Filmboydoug · #**685** 07-04-2008, 03:35 PM

I watched Ronin again a few days ago and forgot to post. One of my favorite Deniro films. Really good movie, except for the music.

ybaolywa · #**686** 07-04-2008, 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Filmboydoug

I watched Ronin again a few days ago and forgot to post. One of my favorite Deniro films. Really good movie, except for the music.

Me too. One of the best DVDs I have.

Just watched "The Thin Red Line"
IMO, one of the best war movies ever, especially the last hour.

tensleep · #**687** 07-04-2008, 04:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Filmboydoug

I watched Ronin again a few days ago and forgot to post. One of my favorite Deniro films. Really good movie, except for the music.

I nearly bid on an Audi A6 twin turbo this spring at an auction because of that movie! I loved that car. The one I was looking at was high mileage, great shape, just didn't know the history.

shrinkboy · #**688** 07-04-2008, 04:53 PM

donoghue--The Beautiful Country, saga about a young Vietnamese man trying to get to America to find his American father in 1990, highly recommended

shot here in dallas in 2002-- i had a 'featured extra' part in this film (featured extra is where you are in the foreground, integral to the shot, actually have a character name, but no lines, they almost gave me lines though, oh, god i was THAT CLOSE, man, but, at the last minute, no lines) i played the nick nolte character's american ex-wife's new husband (my character name: The New Husband), i had a good number of scenes, but....they all got cut. that's show bidness and the life of the day player. director Hans Pieter Moland and crew were SO nice....he introduced himself to me like i was an old friend, asked me about myself, explained each scene ahead of time...wow what an experience. all euro crew, all decent likeable people. it was a couple great days....

donoghue · #**689** 07-04-2008, 05:29 PM

That's incredible Shrink. AK people get around. I was very impressed with the tone of the film and the performance by the lead Damien Nguyen.

FalconEddy · #**690** 07-04-2008, 11:35 PM

WALL*E

Man. . . Pixar just keeps hitting them outta the park, year after year.

A very well-envisioned glimpse of one possible future for mankind, with a very honest, direct, and sometimes humorous approach to one of man's 'what if' scenarios.

It had many 'wake up and smell the coffee' overtones in it, and showed that human's are the only ones that can alter the destiny of our future.

. . Falcon