JoAnn L.
Master Chef
Batman Begins with Christopher Bale, Liam Neeson and Michael Caine. Excellent.
What's the last movie you watched?
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Timothy
Head Chef
Would this movie be something a 58 year old would enjoy, or is it more of a younger person's movie? I've hesitated to watch it, thinking I might be a bit long in the tooth for a Batman movie. Whatcha think?
jusnikki
Head Chef
Would this movie be something a 58 year old would enjoy, or is it more of a younger person's movie? I've hesitated to watch it, thinking I might be a bit long in the tooth for a Batman movie. Whatcha think?
I know you weren't talking to me but, LOL, I had to say you're "never to old" to watch any movie....So you should see the movie!!
Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
I started to watch "The Avengers" which I had recorded from Starz. I deleted it in less than an hour as I thought it was awful.
JoAnn L.
Master Chef
Would this movie be something a 58 year old would enjoy, or is it more of a younger person's movie? I've hesitated to watch it, thinking I might be a bit long in the tooth for a Batman movie. Whatcha think?
Well, I am older than you and I really enjoyed this film.A class act film. Great director and actors.
Dawgluver
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At DH's insistence, " The Lovely Bones". I had read the book years ago. Not bad.
BTW, anything Batman is good.
BTW, anything Batman is good.
I just can't bring myself to watch it . . . I LOVED the book, and would hate to see it screwed up via film.
Noticed too that A&E Has done Kings, "Bag of Bones" into a series. THAT I am interested in seeing.
I watched Bill Cunninghams New York tonight. How awesome and what a life. Anyone into his work, photography, travel and/or fashion should check it out.
Would this movie be something a 58 year old would enjoy, or is it more of a younger person's movie? I've hesitated to watch it, thinking I might be a bit long in the tooth for a Batman movie. Whatcha think?
The new Batman's with Christian Bale are great, I think you would really like them. Story, direction, acting...they score high on my list of movies I like to re-watch.
Timothy
Head Chef
I'll give em a try! Thanks!
4meandthem
Half Baked
Watched "Pirates Of the Caribbean- On Stranger Tides" and thought it was O.K. I think they need to put it to bed now though. I really like the original and they go down hill a little each time.
tinlizzie
Head Chef
Stage Beauty with Clare Danes and Billy Cruddup. Danes' character was the first female to portray a woman on the English stage -- at a time when female characters were done by male actors only.
Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
Grandson and I just watched Green Hornet. It was a fun movie to watch.
Timothy
Head Chef
Was it the latest one, Andy? I saw the ad for it on another video recently and decided to order it. It looked pretty darn good. Did you and the grandson enjoy it?
Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
It's the one with Seth Rogan and Cameron Diaz. It was fun to watch as long as you didn't expect too much.
Timothy
Head Chef
That's the one I saw the preview for. Loved the humor. Thanks Andy!
jusnikki
Head Chef
Watched Paranormal Activity 3 this weekend. Wondering why they didn't show or changed most of the scenes that were in the previews??
But it was ok as far as "these series" goes..... (shrugging)
But it was ok as far as "these series" goes..... (shrugging)
vitauta
Executive Chef
hey nikki,not to put you on the spot or anything, (you're in good company) but why do people spend good money just to put themselves in mortal fear? i've always avoided scary movies precisely because they stir up such sickly, stomach churning feelings that i never ever wish to visit, certainly not voluntarily. is there some sort of pleasurable thrill that i'm missing? i have always wondered about this, but have never received a satisfactory answer from my horror-movie-loving friends. i also don't like to watch bloody, gory, violent movies for much the same reason--they make me feel ill....
jusnikki
Head Chef
hey nikki,not to put you on the spot or anything, (you're in good company) but why do people spend good money just to put themselves in mortal fear? i've always avoided scary movies precisely because they stir up such sickly, stomach churning feelings that i never ever wish to visit, certainly not voluntarily. is there some sort of pleasurable thrill that i'm missing? i have always wondered about this, but have never received a satisfactory answer from my horror-movie-loving friends. i also don't like to watch bloody, gory, violent movies for much the same reason--they make me feel ill....
LOL, good question. I really don't know. I just like the suspense of something creepy about to happen. And I'm one of those people no matter how I try to contain my scream, I scream.....very loudly, lol. But much as I love horror movies. I don't watch possession movies. I can't take them. I'd be having nightmares and seeing things in the dark for days.
That question really has me thinking.....
buckytom
Chef Extraordinaire
i watched "runaway jury" again this afternoon. really good movie. not too oldie, but still a goodie.
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