corazon
Executive Chef
We watched the Billabong Odyessy last night. Good movie.
What's the last movie you watched?
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CharlieD
Chef Extraordinaire
Do not tell anybody, but I watchet Borat the other day. Oh my gosh, it was terible, what a stupidity, ok I did laughed once, shh, don't tell anybody about that either. Good thing I did not have to pay for it.
Fisher's Mom
Executive Chef
That is soooo funny, Charlie! I can picture you in a room with the door locked and the drapes closed watching Borat and trying not to laugh. I agree it was incredibly stupid and I'm sure I only laughed once, too.
buckytom
Chef Extraordinaire
"we're back: a dinosaur's story".
john goodman, jay leno, walter cronkite, and julia child doing the voices in a children's animated movie?
certain people, like wally and julia, have such distinct voices that it's tough not to think of them when they're doing a voice over.
john goodman, jay leno, walter cronkite, and julia child doing the voices in a children's animated movie?
certain people, like wally and julia, have such distinct voices that it's tough not to think of them when they're doing a voice over.
Maverick2272
Washing Up
We watched The Wind That Shakes the Barley.
Barbara L
Traveling Welcome Wagon
I finally got the chance to see "Commanche Moon," which I recorded in January. I saw the first part last weekend and the last two parts late last night. It was okay but did not hold my interest like the Lonesome Dove miniseries several years ago.
Barbara
BarbaraAMSeccia
Sous Chef
No Reservations (on DirecTv). It was just sorta ho-hum.
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redkitty
Executive Chef
I liked it only because of Shia LaBeouf...I just adore him!
Yesterday was Rendition with Reese Witherspoon & Jake Gyllenhaal. I thought it was pretty good, the character development was what kept me interested.
I also saw Once, which was such a great little Irish movie filmed in Dublin. The songs were great and I enjoyed the story, including the non-hollywood ending.
smoke king
Sous Chef
"Death Proof".............freakin' cool if you like that sort of thing!!
I hit my head a lot as a kid.....................................
I hit my head a lot as a kid.....................................
Wow, flashback! I used to watch that all the time when I was about 5. Makes me want to see it again now that I know who all the voice actors were. Lol.
phinz
Head Chef
We saw Horton Hears A Who on Tuesday. It was OK. The animation was good, and it was kind of funny, but I won't own it on DVD anytime soon.
Unfortunately, the last movie I watched was The Assasination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford. The reason I say unfortunately, is because it is as long (2 hrs 40 min) and drawn out as it's name. We kept saying "kill him already"!
Maverick2272
Washing Up
Family Guy: Blue Harvest
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redkitty
Executive Chef
In a few seconds I'll be puttin on 30 Days Od night. My wife and I are waiting for our 4 year old to fall asleep. Then it's our time
We loved 30 Days of Night!!!!!!
buckytom
Chef Extraordinaire
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redkitty
Executive Chef
We just watched In The Hands of Gods, what a great movie. I don't even like football but these boys were amazing. We both really enjoyed it.
Well so did we now lol. I for one really liked how the head vampire always had this look on his face. That very cold look you know? As if he saw right through you.
I like scary movies alot. What did you think of 28 weeks later? The next one is going to be in Paris so it seems. That is the scariest movie I have ever seen. Zombies freek me out. Really though, if you think about it, it could happen but not zombies. If AIDS becomes air born we are all screwed.
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