babetoo
Chef Extraordinaire
Things we lost in the fire, hallie berry one of my fave. very sweet story of love and love lost through death. made me weep in several places. worth a watch, in my view
What's the last movie you watched?
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Barbara L
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We watched "Elephant Walk" with Elizabeth Taylor, Peter Finch, and Dana Andrews over the weekend. I hadn't seen it since I was a teenager, but I still loved it. I appreciated it more now, as an adult. I love old movies!
Barbara
BarbaraFisher's Mom
Executive Chef
Oh, I loved that movie, Babe! It is definitely worth watching.
LadyCook61
Master Chef
I watched 2 dvds , borrowed from the library. Lady and The Tramp , yes a cartoon and an oldie Mrs. Miniver.
and an oldie Mrs. Miniver.Barbara L
Traveling Welcome Wagon
We had 4 free movie tickets left, so we decided to de-stress by going to the movies tonight. We saw "Underworld: The Rise of the Lycans" and "Inkheart." Both were good in their own way.
"Underworld..." is a prequel to explain the beginnings of the Lycans and vampires. It is a very dark movie, of course, but it was well done, I think. The only thing I didn't like was that they did too many super-close-ups during action scenes. It is a good effect if done in small bursts, but not when there are too many. We missed the first 10 minutes, which I hated. Usually I won't go if it has already started, but the next movie didn't start until two hours later and we didn't want to hang around waiting that long.
"Inkheart" was a really good movie, and it is something you could take your kids to. I really don't think most kids under 10 would be interested (although some might), but older kids would. Our actual theater experience during this movie was terrible, but I won't go into that here. (To be continued, in the Venting thread!).
Barbara
"Underworld..." is a prequel to explain the beginnings of the Lycans and vampires. It is a very dark movie, of course, but it was well done, I think. The only thing I didn't like was that they did too many super-close-ups during action scenes. It is a good effect if done in small bursts, but not when there are too many. We missed the first 10 minutes, which I hated. Usually I won't go if it has already started, but the next movie didn't start until two hours later and we didn't want to hang around waiting that long.
"Inkheart" was a really good movie, and it is something you could take your kids to. I really don't think most kids under 10 would be interested (although some might), but older kids would. Our actual theater experience during this movie was terrible, but I won't go into that here. (To be continued, in the Venting thread!).
Barbara
Deathbysoup
Senior Cook
Pineapple Express
Just finished watching Love in the Afternoon, which is a 1957 movie with Audrey Hepburn and Gary Cooper. What a great film! Turned me into mush at the end. They don't make movies like this any more.
jabbur
Master Chef
we watched The Bucket List last night. I thought it was pretty good. DH got choked up! He always makes fun of me when I cry at movies and there he was blubbering away! Of course he got a little ribbing but not too much.
roadfix
Chef Extraordinaire
The Traitor
Uncle Bob
Chef Extraordinaire
A Tea Time Movie called "Waterloo Bridge" --- Scarlett was in it, but went by some other name...She was as beautiful as ever!!
GB
Chief Eating Officer
Watching Castaway right now.
JustMeToo
Head Chef
I just finished watching "No Reservations", with Catherine Zeta Jones. Very good movie.
texasgirl
Master Chef
Do you mean the Tom Hanks one, GB, Stacy? I've never seen it.
GB
Chief Eating Officer
Yep that is the on Katie. It is a great movie. Tom Hanks does an amazing job.
I'll have to put it on my Netflix list. Thanks.
roadfix
Chef Extraordinaire
Castaway was a great film. Tom Hanks and Wilson were both amazing.
babetoo
Chef Extraordinaire
cellural sp? 2004 kim basinger, couldn't decide if a comedy or scary. not very well done
bookworm
Assistant Cook
Watched The Insider with Al Pacino and Russell Crowe last night. I'd seen it and recommended it to my daughter. She liked it too.
It's the kind of movie we have to watch when my son is gone. He likes movie with action and not "all talk talk" as he puts it. Such an eloquent child...
It's the kind of movie we have to watch when my son is gone. He likes movie with action and not "all talk talk" as he puts it. Such an eloquent child...
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