Number23 said:

i'm not saying i am, but does that always have to be such a negative thing?

Number23 said:

Do you know where Madeleine is, perchance?

Just a hunch I'm feeling is all.

Anxiety said:

No, you cunt.

Spookymuffin said:

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Any Harry Potter film (well, the first one was enjoyable, but I can't stand Harry-the-teen)

Little Miss Sunshine

A beautiful mind

Number23 said:

evenstar3 said:

I am so with you on this one.

Spookymuffin said:

It was darker than the darkest dark, a light vaccum which sucked in all concepts and perceptions of morality and shat it out as more dark. How was Prince?

Number23 said:

He was amazing, but anything's amazing when you've had that much to drink.

Estimating the performance without the alcohol effect I'd say he was great, although the arena's sound could be better and I'd have loved to have been closer.

Not to worry though; seeing him September 20th in the Golden Circle.

Spookymuffin said:

I'm there on the 17th. I dislike London, aeroplanes and arena shows but I'm quite looking forward to the whole thing.

Number23 said:

are you saying i remind you of your father?

Number23 said:

Arena's have shitty sound quite often. O2's nice otherwise though. Fucking plush - pubs and restaurants everywhere.

I spent £50 on pints. Good God I didn't realise. No wonder I'm broke.

I want to go to another night on top of the 20th, it was that good. May do the 17th and find you and punch you over the rails.

evenstar3 said:

me too i think it's a very nice film

sj1600 said:

i agree although i don't think those two are overrated since the general
opinion seems to be that they're lame and totally stupid.

i still don't know exactly what happened with that trilogy. was it just
not good enough a story? i mean, the initial idea was just so cool but,
somewhere along the line, it turned into a trainwreck.

'Honey, I Shrunk The Kids'. A one dimensional film if ever there was one.

JDInteractive said:

jami0mckay said:

eraserhead i mean.....really

ANY move with Kevin Costner...



hey just sucks as an actor....

XxAxX said:

first film to give me an actual headache. The second was Dr Doolittle 3

Spookymuffin said:

urgh, talk about a horrible, overrated piece of garbage

i absolutely hated this film. plus it contains the most
horrible, nasty scene i've ever seen with that kid they
have on the sidewalk with his teeth.

i just can't forget that since i've seen it and i think
about it like once every week and cringe -it's been uhm
like 4 years since i've seen it.

that's some fucked up trauma to have from watching some
film that everyone is raving about.

what i hate even more is that i keep meeting people who
tell me they love that movie or it's their fav movie on
earth.

and i know that they like it for all the wrong reasons,
which makes me hate them as much as the movie, lol.

yes, i can seriously say that american history x is one
of the very few movies i've ever seen that actually did
make me physically sick and continues to haunt me with
that horrible horrible scene

this shit sucked!!

jami0mckay said:

me too!

I never saw the English Patient cause after all the hype and how much everyone I knew simply gushed about it to me I knew there was no way it would ever live up to expectation.
I do mean to see it someday. I just couldn't when it came out.

CarrieMpls said:

lol. have you seen the episode of seinfeld where everyone is seeing
The English Patient and Elaine is the only person who hates it?

in the end she's even fired because her boss finds out she doesn't
like it

IstenSzek said:

Yes!!!
It's a good episode. I saw it much later, in reruns, though. lol.

CarrieMpls said:

me too. i've never seen the whole film. i caught bits of it on tv
several times but imo it was pretty boring.

Number23 said:

Yeah, so when you also have the added bonus of Morgan Freeman doing his usual old wise man routine, a few quasi-profound moments and lots of cheesy music you've got yourself a winner. Apparently.



You're probably being sarcastic when you say you prefer those movies but I loved An Innocent Man.

Lock Up was fun too, in its own silly way.

sj1600 said:

I was going to say the first "Matrix".
I didn't see it in the movies, so by the time I did see it, the effects had been done and redone, spoofed and so on....
Everyone built it up to be so fabulous!
I hated Keanu(sp?) Reeves' "acting", and Morpheus' speeches bored me to tears!


I never finished the 2nd, and never saw the 3rd!