hamm4
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We went to see Tower Heist last night. It was good.
What's the last movie you watched?
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Sir_Loin_of_Beef
Chef Extraordinaire
I went to see Moneyball. I liked the movie but they never even mentioned Sabermetrics, which the book Moneyball was based on.
tinlizzie
Head Chef
The Ruling Class, with a very young Peter O'Toole as a paranoid schiz who thought he was God. Very strange movie, what with people breaking into song every now and then. And I had never before heard the British words to "God Save the Queen."
Before that was "Even the Rain," thought-provoking film-within-a-film. The title referred to 15th century Spanish in South America taking their water supply - 'even the rain' - from the indigenous people, as was also happening during the modern-day filming of Columbus in the New World.
I need a fluffy movie next; there must be something light in my Netflix queue.
Before that was "Even the Rain," thought-provoking film-within-a-film. The title referred to 15th century Spanish in South America taking their water supply - 'even the rain' - from the indigenous people, as was also happening during the modern-day filming of Columbus in the New World.
I need a fluffy movie next; there must be something light in my Netflix queue.
purple.alien.giraffe
Executive Chef
tinlizzie said:
My husband loves The Ruling Class. He kinda has this thing for old movies about crazy people.
jusnikki
Head Chef
Watched G.I. Joe:Rise of Cobra
Fairly good. It has some good action scenes..
Fairly good. It has some good action scenes..
purple.alien.giraffe
Executive Chef
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The first live action one. I love that movie.
Love TMNT!!! I must have 6 t-shirts...
Waiting impatiently for the last Harry potter on Friday!
Steve Kroll
Wine Guy
We finally watched "Rango" the other night. I have to say I really liked it. I thought the story was very good (I don't know why, but it reminded me a little of the Mad Max movies) and the animation was top notch.
vitauta
Executive Chef
any given sunday. a football film that actually caught and held my interest.
with oliver stone directing, and fine acting by al pacino (swoon), jamie fox (swoon), and (no swoon) cameron diaz, it could hardly go wrong....sure, there were the usual sports films' stereotypes, but all the top notch talent made it more palatable and even forgivable....
with oliver stone directing, and fine acting by al pacino (swoon), jamie fox (swoon), and (no swoon) cameron diaz, it could hardly go wrong....sure, there were the usual sports films' stereotypes, but all the top notch talent made it more palatable and even forgivable....purple.alien.giraffe
Executive Chef
The Princess Bride? Inconcievable!
A classic! Any moment we will be watching the last Harry Potter.
mudbug
Chef Extraordinaire
The last Harry Potter. Twice.
jusnikki
Head Chef
Captain America...Enjoyed it. Didn't like the ending but I can see where they're going with it.
Steve Kroll
Wine Guy
Finally got around to watching "Rango." I liked it a lot, but it's one of the strangest cartoons I've seen. Reminded me of a cross between "High Plains Drifter" and the "Mad Max" movies.
vitauta
Executive Chef
anybody excited about the long overdue muppet movie with jason segal? coming soon....
jusnikki
Head Chef
I never have cared much for the muppets, even as a child. My daughter is excited about seeing it.
CharlieD
Chef Extraordinaire
Finally got to see True Grit, last night. Very good film. The actors did wonderful job. My wife did not even know who was plaing who for a good part of movie. Ok she needs new glasess.
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