Wait a minuet I forgot i did watch Scooby Doo the Movie to with my daughter and the Scrappy role in it was uh uh

Last movie in theaters was "The Experiment". It's a German movie about an experiment on locking people up in a makeshift jail to see how they deal with being confined. It's based on real events that happened during an experiment at Stanford university. It's a really good thought-provoking movie, but the ending was kinda sucky.

Last movie on tv, was "The Last Time I Saw Paris" on PBS last night. It starred Liz Taylor, Van Johnson, and Donna Reed. Only watched it cuz I had nothing else to do.

At the movies:

The Ring- Freaked me out,still does.Though it's not

the scariest movie in the world.

Harry Potter and The Chamber of Secrets- Loved

it,just like the book.Better than the first,but these

disrepectful teenagers kept talking and moving around

during the movie so I didn't enjoy it that much.That's why

I don't go to the movies that much.


DVD:

Star Wars Episode 2- Very cool.To watch little Yoda

fight was worth it.

Saw 3 in one weekend a few weeks ago: Secretary, The Man From Elysian Fields & Brown Sugar. All were good.

Secretary was sadistic & interesting, pretty funny.

The Man From Elysian Fields was pretty good, I can watch Andy Garcia for hours & Mick Jagger was pretty cool.

Brown Sugar was nice, almost too nice. I would have liked more hip-hop in the film instead of simply pontificating on the subject. But Mos Def is becoming a favorite of mine, Queen Latifah is always good & that kiss by the bookcase was HOT!

Panic room

The Ring - and it freaked me out pretty good.

I saw SPIDER last week, great film...

And yesterday night i've seen THE PHONE, VERSUS, THE EYE three asian movie on my tv screen and it was great

PERSONAL VELOCITY...great little movie with three powerhouse performances from Kyra Sedgewick, Fairuza Balk and my girl Parker Posey...

HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS...loved it...

I watched 'The Virgin Suicides' the other day - it was kinda freaky

why did they kill themselves again? the parents, or..?

spiderman was the very last movie i rented.

barbershop was the last movie i saw at the theater.

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[This message was edited Tue Jun 10 8:41:12 PDT 2003 by IstenSzek]

last movie i watched all the way thru: "slc punk!"

last movie i watched @ the theater: midnite matinee of "utcm" ...before that, "the matrix" when it first came out.

i can't stand goin 2 theaters 2 watch movies anyhow.


whew!
[This message was edited Fri Nov 29 10:22:05 PST 2002 by PlastikLuvAffair]

Bowling for Columbine - so many problems, so little time...






- The Enemy is Within

The last movie I saw in the theater was Harry Potter-The Chamber of Secrets...it was good, but a titch long

Last nite I watched the Spiderman DVD at home...still an awesome film, I was disappointed with the extras tho

the next film I'll be watching is A VERY MUPPET CHRISTMAS on NBC tonite...wheee! the muppets are kewl

The last movie I seen was the 13th Ghost. I thought it was a good movie. The last movie I seen in the theater was RUN TELL DAT Martin Lawrence stand up comedy with my DADDY and the movie was all right some of it was corny.

Looking for Richard

The lesbian vampires, the screenplay was weak

I FINALLY saw the 1st Harry Poter movie on HBO a couple weeks ago, and wasn't expecting much have admit I loved it. It was a real good flick. Those kids are really good actors. All you sayin the the new one is better is making me excited to see it.

I bought Spiderman last week...kick ass flick. Fave comic book as a kid and the movie follows the story very well.

Finally, watched Men In Black II last night and it was pretty good. I love that pug-alien.

wellbeyond said:

"Frida", powerful movie to say the extreme least..., Selma was superb in displaying the determination and strong will that Frida seemed to have despite the occurrences that she endured during her painstaking short-lived life.

I have personally seen many of her pieces in person , and not once have I fail to feel the personal pain within her work... within me. The profound work and images in which Frida created does strongly reflect the pain and saddness that she must of felt during her life... even with a strong, determined mind.

WB, thank you for the compliment ..., but Selma is quite beautiful... way out of my league. Now the attitude I will agree on, for the most part.

As for the artistic approach shown is this moving, for anyone who loves art..., it does inspire you to no ends.

"Jason X"... Do NOT watch it. I will never understand why they insist on putting comedy in a "horror" film.

I knew better than to watch it, but there really wasn't much of anything else on. It was BAD!

Oh... and it had really bad acting...



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[This message was edited Fri Nov 29 16:32:28 PST 2002 by AzureStar]

"training day" with denzel washington & ethan hawke

it was a very good movie

2the9s said:

I just had to comment/compliment on your Avatar...

"Where The Wild Things Are" is one of my all time favorite book, perfect story for circle time ... it has yet failed to capture "all" the children's attention, no matter how many times I have read it.

~~~all the visual demonstrated expression's that Max protrayed along with the beasts behavior sure didn't hurt either.

The Reincarnation Of Peter Proud and The Stranger Whithin. 2 Excellent Films along with Bad Ronald. Great stuff. Another one The Sentenial. Boy that one is Great.

AzureStar said:

lol jason like friday the 13th jason?...explain! ..~In best suby voice

Christopher said:

Yeah... that's the Jason. They were on this ship in space and Jason is killing everyone... and then a robot kills him... but, wait... he comes back to life and kills some more! Lucky for us, the ending is left open for some more bad Jason movies.

It was horrible... painful even, but I sat there like a dumbass and watched the entire thing.

AzureStar said:

oh geez in space? lord wasnt there a jason/freddy movie?...(another one played out)


i wonder who gives them the movie to make these damn movies...

Christopher said:

Dayum thas gotta be bad. I bet Suby's voice is the female equivalent of Homer Simpson

i just watched muppets from space...



for like the 20th time..!!

i love the muppets..!!


jim henson was amazing..

and king prawn rules..!!

oh yes... oh yes

IstenSzek said:

You mean "The Piano Teacher" starring Isabelle Hupert, don´t you?

Hupert plays a masochistic piano teacher and it is the most powerful performance I have seen in ages. The film is absolutely shocking, disgusting and fascinating at the same time.

Go see it, at your own risk

If u live in Europe u'll prolly find it under 'La Pianiste'. Talk about great european cinema!