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Old 11-06-2004, 03:20 PM   #201
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I just saw The Incredibles.

I give it one million moots up!

Oh my gods! It was so fabulous! The hair. The HAIR!

People were complaining that the plot was rather dry, but that was because it was satirizing the dryness of every super hero film ever!

YAY!
Katt, how do you think it would be for kids? I'm thinking of taking my two older boys, 6 and 4. They like superheroes... would they miss the satire and take it as a 'serious' superhero movie? (heck... I might! ) Is there anything inappropriate... which wouldn't completely go over their heads??
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Old 11-06-2004, 06:59 PM   #202
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Val, we saw it with the kiddos last night - they loved it! (mine are 14, 9, and 8). As long as your boys don't have trouble with violence - the bad guys are trying to kill the superhero kids at one point in the movie for quite a long scene. The boy runs super fast and the girl can turn invisible, and they are avoiding bad guys shooting at them with machine guns and trying to run them down with flying saucer things. Also, the killer robot machine (looks like a spider-type thing) is pretty relentlessly chasing good guys and throwing them around. There's really only one death I can remember - one of the saucers flies into a cliff and explodes. Another time when the dad superhero throws soemthing heavy on a bad guy, it shows him later on just stunned, not dead. Nothing else objectionable.
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Old 11-06-2004, 09:12 PM   #203
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There's a bit of innuendo, but it would go over their heads.

Then again, I find innuendo in everything.
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Old 11-07-2004, 05:06 AM   #204
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I watched House of Flying Daggers by Zhang Yimou (the guy who directed Hero). Just like in Hero, the scenery was more than lovely. Is China really that magnificent?
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I watched House of Flying Daggers by Zhang Yimou (the guy who directed Hero). Just like in Hero, the scenery was more than lovely. Is China really that magnificent?
when i was in Hong Kong a couple of years back we went to some University to see a friend who was head of English or something, he was Chinese but he is living in America, anyway he went back to this Uni to teach for a year and when we went back to his house it was ****ing amazing, it was all massive green trees swaying in the wind, the scenery is awesome... then it was back into the streets of Hong Kong
Has Hero just come out everywhere or is australia incredibly slow once again, i know it was made a while back but it only got released here like 3 days ago
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Old 11-07-2004, 06:10 AM   #206
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Just like in Hero, the scenery was more than lovely. Is China really that magnificent?
I'll be able to tell you in about a month.
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Old 11-07-2004, 01:27 PM   #207
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Finding Nemo

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Old 11-08-2004, 09:43 AM   #208
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C4 are putting a few good movies on on sunday nights at the moment,
i watched tim burton's planet of the apes last week,
& john carpenter's ghosts of mars last night
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Old 11-08-2004, 04:10 PM   #209
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And Memento. (Or Otnemem) That film rules. Shame C4 is no good for much else.
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And Memento. (Or Otnemem) That film rules. Shame C4 is no good for much else.
yeah memento is a really good movie
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I saw the second Bridget Jones today. I was a little unimpressed. Mark Como (that god of film critique ) was right about the direction, it was pretty bad. However, the main three were good, even if Bridget was a little too ugly (hey, sorry, I'm a guy).

I don't think it was as good as the first, but possibly only because the first was so good. Also, the first Fielding book was better than the second.

Company was good too.
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I heard the book was better anyway.


I just saw Sleepy Hollow (with Johnny Depp, Christina Ricci, Christopher Lee makes a short appearance)! It was totally awesome and spooookyyyyyyy....
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Old 11-14-2004, 08:22 PM   #213
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Sleepy Hollow was the only scary movie that ever gave me nightmares. That whitch lady who chains herself to the wall. Ugh!!

I finally saw Kill Bill Vol. 1, cause my friend has On Demand. Friends in the dojo scolded me for waiting so long. It rocked! Although from what I heard I was expecting something more artistic and less Americanized.
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I saw the second Bridget Jones today. I was a little unimpressed. Mark Como (that god of film critique ) was right about the direction, it was pretty bad. However, the main three were good, even if Bridget was a little too ugly (hey, sorry, I'm a guy).
I don't think it was as good as the first, but possibly only because the first was so good. Also, the first Fielding book was better than the second.
Company was good too.
My hero! What guy would sit through those movies and read those books .

that directs my train of thought to Pride and Prejudice...which directs my thought to Northanger Abbey (I just watched the BBC/A&E movie). Which directs my thought to how Catherine was actually quite pretty, but Mr. Tilney...shudder... Anybody else seen it?

Ah yes. Colin Firth and Hugh Grant. That reminds me of The Importance of Being Earnest. Hmm. Rupert Everett was really hot in that movie, but alas he is gay (to my girly dismay!, wow, is that considered poetry?). There were no cucumbers in the market! Oh no! The end of the world!

Ok. I think this was really random stream of consciousness...

I wonder if they are going to make more Horatio Hornblower movies. Ever seen that series, Janny? Speaking of which...Lydia in P&P is Maria in HH. I prefer her character in P&P.



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I've seen it before, but I saw it again: the Truman Show. It's not one of the best movies i've seen, but it gave me something to think about. And I like Jim Carrey.
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I used to think that I was living in something like the Truman Show- that I was the only real person and everyone else was an actor or something. I sometimes still think that.
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i watched terminator 3 on five last night -
is it me or was that film merely an exercise for arnie to go
'ha ha ha! i have lots of money! look at me waste money on a pointless film! ha ha ha!' -?
effects were good, though, and (as usual) arnie's acting was as wooden as a board
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that directs my train of thought to Pride and Prejudice...which directs my thought to Northanger Abbey (I just watched the BBC/A&E movie). Which directs my thought to how Catherine was actually quite pretty, but Mr. Tilney...shudder... Anybody else seen it?
If it's the one I saw, I was really disappointed. Henry Tilney's my favourite Austen hero and as you said - shudder... All the dream sequences were a bit weird too. They should definitely remake Northanger Abbey as a decent film - it's such a great book.

Saw 'Finding Neverland'. I think I now understand why people make such a fuss about Johnny Depp

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