Sat Jul 08, 2006 2:12 am
Cars =). The beginning was a bit slow, but it got progressively better... I was so moved near the end!
Sat Jul 08, 2006 3:50 am
Is It Really So Strange? - An Intimate Look At The Cult Of Morrissey - Awesome, the narrator was really good, and so were the interviewed folks.
Sat Jul 08, 2006 6:13 pm
The last one I saw was The Devil Wears Prada. I was dragged along with my friends, certain it was going to be stupid, but really it wasn't so bad.
Sun Jul 09, 2006 2:32 am
Welcome to Chicago: Kill Hannah - most people won't know what this is, but it was a small music documentary on one of many bands from Chicago. It was so amusing - as I learned that one member of the band moved to Iran when he was sixteen, got married, and has thirty five children 
Ultra Violet - one of the slowest and worst movies I've seen lately. There didn't seem to be much of a point to the entire thing, nor did it seem to be progessing at all.
POTC2 - One word: AMAZING.
Ultra Violet - one of the slowest and worst movies I've seen lately. There didn't seem to be much of a point to the entire thing, nor did it seem to be progessing at all.
POTC2 - One word: AMAZING.
Sun Jul 09, 2006 3:30 am
Pirates 2
Really cool. Really fun. Go see it.
Really cool. Really fun. Go see it.
Sun Jul 09, 2006 4:35 am
Mean Girls (for the 25328023048th time).
If I could marry the film, I would.
If I could marry the film, I would.
Sun Jul 09, 2006 11:53 pm
Saw. (For the first time, finally.)
PHWOAR. Definetely one of my new favorite movies. I'm going to buy a copy as soon as I get the money. (Hmmm, or for my birthday...) I didn't think I would enjoy it, as it I thought it would just be a gore-fest movie with no real plot. But wow. I found myself thinking throughout the whole movie, shouting at the characters and throwing pillows on the floor in utter *shock!*
PHWOAR. Definetely one of my new favorite movies. I'm going to buy a copy as soon as I get the money. (Hmmm, or for my birthday...) I didn't think I would enjoy it, as it I thought it would just be a gore-fest movie with no real plot. But wow. I found myself thinking throughout the whole movie, shouting at the characters and throwing pillows on the floor in utter *shock!*
Mon Jul 10, 2006 1:32 pm
I just watched American Pie: Band Camp on TV, and since it was the censored version, you could actually see the plot. i thought it was fairly good. and i loved the references to actual things that are in a real band camp
Mon Jul 10, 2006 4:35 pm
Jackie Brown. It wasn't what I expected, but still very good.
Mon Jul 10, 2006 5:19 pm
Pirates 2, twice so far. go see it, definitely!
Mon Jul 10, 2006 11:58 pm
Just got back from Superman Returns. Of all the Superman movies I have seen, that is the first. Fun movie.
Tue Jul 11, 2006 12:54 pm
Finally watched Brokeback Mountain. I thought it was absolutely fantastic, and it's become my favorite movie. It's the only movie that wasn't an animated Disney one that's made me cry.
I also saw Pirates 2, which was fantastic, and Cars, which was also fantastic but to a lesser degree.
It's the only movie that wasn't an animated Disney one that's made me cry.
I also saw Pirates 2, which was fantastic, and Cars, which was also fantastic but to a lesser degree.
Thu Jul 13, 2006 5:42 pm
o_0 wrote:Mean Girls (for the 25328023048th time).
If I could marry the film, I would.
Remember your commas! 25,228,023,048th time.
Last movie I watched was Walk the Line. It was absolutely amazing.
Before that, I saw White Noises...yeah. That was strange.
Thu Jul 13, 2006 8:23 pm
Saw , to accompany my newfound low for the first Saw.
And wow. Just simply, wow. I was scared that the sequel would fall short of my love for the first one, but it didn't at all. I screamed, I applauded, I laughed and I once again found myself throwing things on the floor out of pure SHOCK.
Can't wait for the third Saw. Coming out this October! (YESSS!)
And then I watched Reefer Maddness, which was an insane musical comedy based off a drug-free propaganda movie from the 1930's. Absolutely hysterical. I didn't think it would be that funny.
And wow. Just simply, wow. I was scared that the sequel would fall short of my love for the first one, but it didn't at all. I screamed, I applauded, I laughed and I once again found myself throwing things on the floor out of pure SHOCK.
Can't wait for the third Saw. Coming out this October! (YESSS!)
And then I watched Reefer Maddness, which was an insane musical comedy based off a drug-free propaganda movie from the 1930's. Absolutely hysterical. I didn't think it would be that funny.
Wed Jul 19, 2006 2:35 am
Sugarinii wrote:I watched Casanova last night. It was pretty good and now I'm in a bit of a romantic mood
Also Heath Ledger=*Drool*
I saw the movie about a year ago, as i wondered what the fuss was about. i couldn't help but laugh at the saying "here's looking at you kid". Kepy thinking about the Ninja Turtles. i still wonder on the fates of all those characters after the ending happened. Leaves a smile on your face knowing that there is more to look forward to.
AFI_Sorrow wrote:Saw , to accompany my newfound low for the first Saw.
And wow. Just simply, wow. I was scared that the sequel would fall short of my love for the first one, but it didn't at all. I screamed, I applauded, I laughed and I once again found myself throwing things on the floor out of pure SHOCK.
Can't wait for the third Saw. Coming out this October! (YESSS!)
A new Saw? again? well, i know i'm going, though i wonder how they can surpise anyone, which is supposed to be the main focus of the story, and not the trails everyone goes through (not fully at least). I'll go for the sake of being a fan, and see what the maker has done for it.