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Godric	Posted: Mar 18 2005, 06:35 PM
Happy 250th Birthday! Group: Still in Detention Posts: 3,398 Member No.: 24 Joined: 14-November 04	I'm with Timetraveller on anything with Jim Carey, no man has agiatated my grapes more than that... there are no words that can sum up his utter objectionability. But... Athena? The Godfather? really? It's an absolute masterpiece. likewise The Deerhunter and The Mission. And I liked Starship Troopers, just wished I'd seen it when I was younger. Anyhow... Reign of Fire. Titanic (although I have seen it twice already) Scary Movie (sweet Jesus on a Jetski, it was utterly bereft of a single redeeming feature). Cats and Dogs (if I ever have to watch it again, I'l fast-forward any scene that has a human) -------------------- You're entitled to your opinion. I'm entitled to my informed conclusion.

athenamay3410	Posted: Mar 18 2005, 08:07 PM
Fool on the Hill Group: Members Posts: 2,507 Member No.: 21 Joined: 13-November 04	Haha I KNEW someone would make a comment about me hating The Godfather. I disliked the Godfather for a number of reasons: -I was bored to tears -I didn't enjoy the glorification of the mafia/murder/stereotypes -It was far too long than it needed to be -It was quite self-indulgent -And also just about everyone at my high school thought it was truly the ultimate film, and a lot of people live by those damn movies. I just didn't get into it. I did like The Deer Hunter for some aspects, but overall I'm not going to go race to see it again. Same with The Mission- good story, but I was bored and it didn't really interest me. -------------------- "Living is easy with eyes closed, misunderstanding all you see" - Strawberry Fields Forever (The Beatles) "We're forced to bed, but we're free to dream" - Gift Shop (The Tragically Hip) I said "Lily, oh Lily I'm so afraid I fear I am walking in the Veil of Darkness" And she said "Child take what I say with a pinch of salt and protect yourself with fire"

SakuraKinomoto03	Posted: Mar 18 2005, 11:46 PM
Purikura! Group: Members Posts: 1,293 Member No.: 6 Joined: 9-November 04	Both the Godfather and the Godfather 2 = f***ing awesome. I need to buy those movies... Anyway, here are some from my list: Saw (I wouldn't have even seen that once if it weren't for my friend) Any Disney Channel Original Anything with the Olsen twins Requiem for a Dream (just cause that was too depressing - it wasn't a bad film though) Animated Return of the King Spiderman Spiderman 2 Signs Wimbledon Blade Trinity And there are others, but I can't think of them all. -------------------- Spoiler alert! Hermione�s a dude, Voldemort is the ghost of Harry�s father who�s real name was Rosebud, and, on the very last page, Harry wakes up in bed with Suzanne Pleshette. -Stephen Colbert

*banker*	Posted: Mar 19 2005, 01:48 AM
Three Broomsticks Bar Wench Group: Admin Posts: 2,719 Member No.: 2 Joined: 9-November 04	Oh, I loved Signs! It's the only one of his movies that 1) I didn't see the ending coming. 2) Hence I didn't feel as though I'd been brained by message throughout the entire film. -------------------- As I live and breathe You have killed me You have killed me Yes I walk around somehow But you have killed me You have killed me

Godric	Posted: Mar 19 2005, 01:13 PM
Happy 250th Birthday! Group: Still in Detention Posts: 3,398 Member No.: 24 Joined: 14-November 04	Actually, Requiem for a Dream should only be watched once. It just doesn't have the same effect the second time. It absolutely astounded me the first time I saw it, bowled me over. The second time I saw it... n'yeh... Eveeryone should see it once, but no more. As long as we're bashing crap movies... Love Actually (except for the bit where the chauffer joins in with Hugh Grants Carol Singing, five seconds of genius in an otherwise desolate piece of filmmaking). Van Helsing. Con Air (seriously, the right-wing subtexts in that film are extremely discomforting) The Italian Job (remake) -------------------- You're entitled to your opinion. I'm entitled to my informed conclusion.

athenamay3410	Posted: Mar 22 2005, 04:30 AM
Fool on the Hill Group: Members Posts: 2,507 Member No.: 21 Joined: 13-November 04	Ahh Godric I see we will disagree on movies... I really enjoy Love Actually. But I do agree- I love that part. More movies I can't stand- -The Rocky Horror Picture Show -Scary Movie 1 & 2 -The Fly (I'm not sure if there is more than one vers. of this. If so, I don't like the one with Jeff Goldbloom) -GREASE! -Bowling for Columbine -------------------- "Living is easy with eyes closed, misunderstanding all you see" - Strawberry Fields Forever (The Beatles) "We're forced to bed, but we're free to dream" - Gift Shop (The Tragically Hip) I said "Lily, oh Lily I'm so afraid I fear I am walking in the Veil of Darkness" And she said "Child take what I say with a pinch of salt and protect yourself with fire"

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Posted: Mar 22 2005, 05:24 PM

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QUOTE (athenamay3410 @ Mar 22 2005, 04:30 AM)

More movies I can't stand-

-The Rocky Horror Picture Show

oh, I love the Rocky Horror Picture Show. But yeah, my husband hates it too. Oh well you can't account for taste. JK.

Anyway I HATE Pulp Fiction. Love Tarrintino films, hate that one.
I won't watch Resivour Dogs again, too bloody, but good.
Some Billy Crystal movie fro the 80's. I walked out and it was so bad I cannot even remember the name. The Office, Joe Dirt, That Weird al movie, Jersey Girl, Le Divorce, and a lot that have been named I never saw in the first place. Like to think I have standards. Truth is I just don't go to the movies.

SakuraKinomoto03

Posted: Mar 22 2005, 06:21 PM

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QUOTE (athenamay3410 @ Mar 21 2005, 11:30 PM)

-GREASE!
-Bowling for Columbine

Totally agree with you on Grease. I can't stand that damn movie.

Bowling for Columbine, on the other hand, was quite good, I thought. Just curious, but what didn't you like about it? Was it that you disagreed with it?

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Spoiler alert! Hermione�s a dude, Voldemort is the ghost of Harry�s father who�s real name was Rosebud, and, on the very last page, Harry wakes up in bed with Suzanne Pleshette.

-Stephen Colbert

athenamay3410	Posted: Mar 22 2005, 10:50 PM
Fool on the Hill Group: Members Posts: 2,507 Member No.: 21 Joined: 13-November 04	I disagreed with the tactics Michael Moore used in that film. He twisted around so many facts, used selective editing, and I would just call it propaganda. I thought it would be more like Roger & Me, but I was just turned off by it. I liked some of his points, but not how he went about making them. -------------------- "Living is easy with eyes closed, misunderstanding all you see" - Strawberry Fields Forever (The Beatles) "We're forced to bed, but we're free to dream" - Gift Shop (The Tragically Hip) I said "Lily, oh Lily I'm so afraid I fear I am walking in the Veil of Darkness" And she said "Child take what I say with a pinch of salt and protect yourself with fire"

HermioneRULEZ!	Posted: Mar 23 2005, 02:35 AM
Different and Proud Group: Members Posts: 2,155 Member No.: 13 Joined: 10-November 04	That one where those kids robbed that bank...Catch That Kid....yeah. That was bad. And...uh...Electra wasn't that great either. Jennifer Garner was awesome, but the plot sucked. Also that Teenage Drama Queen movie. -------------------- http://www.myspace.com/saveteentitans Want Harry Potter/Teen Titans/Kim Possible/...other stuff avatars? Here "You said to us once before," said Hermione quietly, "that there was time to turn back if we wanted to. We've had time, haven't we?"- HBP

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