ZombieKitten said:

and how SKINNY it is!!!!

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ufoclub said:

ZombieKitten said:

and how SKINNY it is!!!!

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did you think about her neck during the movie?

Baby Doll (1956) - Southern cotton maker's teenage virgin wife is romanced by his rival. 1/2

sextonseven said:

Baby Doll (1956) - Southern cotton maker's teenage virgin wife is romanced by his rival. 1/2

I love this. Tennesse Williams is my absolute favorite writer.

thekidsgirl said:

sextonseven said:

Baby Doll (1956) - Southern cotton maker's teenage virgin wife is romanced by his rival. 1/2

I love this. Tennesse Williams is my absolute favorite writer.

I saw a snippet of it years ago in the Indie Sex documentary so when it aired recently on Turner Classic Movies, I recorded it. I think all the black folks were real locals. It was fun.

sextonseven said:

thekidsgirl said:

I love this. Tennesse Williams is my absolute favorite writer.

I saw a snippet of it years ago in the Indie Sex documentary so when it aired recently on Turner Classic Movies, I recorded it. I think all the black folks were real locals. It was fun.

I remember watching that documentary on tv. It was in like 4 segments right? There were a lot of films mentioned in it that I wanted to see, but I lost my list.

I just got home from a special screening of For Colored Girls, and I really can't even figure out quite how I felt about this... I mean, it's definitely sad and I left the theater feeling emotionally drained, but still kind of empty like something was missing.

It's really got some heavy moments though. Every bad thing that could happen to a woman happens in this film I think.

--> C+ (I think? Still digesting)

My friend and I saw the first one and thought it was hilariously bad - we re-named it 'Norman' after what we think the demon was named. So we went to see 'Norman 2' tonight for a giggle.

It was exactly the same as the first one.

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thekidsgirl said:

I just got home from a special screening of For Colored Girls, and I really can't even figure out quite how I felt about this... I mean, it's definitely sad and I left the theater feeling emotionally drained, but still kind of empty like something was missing.

It's really got some heavy moments though. Every bad thing that could happen to a woman happens in this film I think.

--> C+ (I think? Still digesting)

I'll have a hard time letting go of my prejudice against the movie version(even though I'm smitten with the ensemble) because of this TV version from 1982...

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The images of Lynn Whitfield, Alfre Woodard and Trazana Beverley are deeply ingrained in my mind and heart, it will be hard to associate the movie's actresses with the same roles the aforementioned ladies played.

That being said, Shange was quite pleased with the movie so I'm guessing TP outdid himself here.

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Beautiful and heartbreaking. My first experience watching an Ingmar Bergman movie, Rayan adviced me to check his Cries & Whispers next, and I will.

The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest (2010) - Clandestine group arranges to have super hacker committed to an institution to ensure their survival. Reviews were mixed claiming it was too much of drawn out courtroom drama, but I found it exciting nonetheless.

thekidsgirl said:

I just got home from a special screening of For Colored Girls, and I really can't even figure out quite how I felt about this... I mean, it's definitely sad and I left the theater feeling emotionally drained, but still kind of empty like something was missing.

It's really got some heavy moments though. Every bad thing that could happen to a woman happens in this film I think.

--> C+ (I think? Still digesting)

simply loved this movie i know i will probably see it again

sextonseven said:

wasnt this fantastic!? i loved it!

The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest (2010) - Clandestine group arranges to have super hacker committed to an institution to ensure their survival. Reviews were mixed claiming it was too much of drawn out courtroom drama, but I found it exciting nonetheless.

Planet Terror - (out of 5)

This movie was fabulous! Rose McGowan looked hot the whole time, it was gory, shocking, fun, ridiculous and funny.

ufoclub said:

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5 OUTTA 5 stars!!!!

I just went to the website. I'm totally intrigued. I REALLY want to se this now.

Quite an enjoyable kids movie.

4 outta 5 stars.

JustErin said:

Quite an enjoyable kids movie.

4 outta 5 stars.

Cool. My daughter's seeing it tomorrow

PunkMistress said:

Planet Terror - (out of 5)

This movie was fabulous! Rose McGowan looked hot the whole time, it was gory, shocking, fun, ridiculous and funny.

I LOVE THIS! Super fun to watch, and Rodriguez rarely disappoints!

johnart said:

ufoclub said:

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5 OUTTA 5 stars!!!!

I just went to the website. I'm totally intrigued. I REALLY want to se this now.

unfortunately the distributor has mismarketed this film... making it seem much more mainstream then it really is. I haven't checked the website, but the trailer is misleading, and makes a lot of people disappointed when they see it.

Wuthering Heights (1939) - Miss Cathy is torn between dour true love Heathcliff and wealthy husband Edgar. 1/2

I confess my interest in seeing this movie derived totally from hearing Kate Bush's song since I was never a fan of the book.

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Casablanca (1943) - American nightclub owner in Morocco unexpectedly reunites with a former love and her husband on the run from Nazis. 1/2

1/2 only because it was a bit short. but i'm sure it was an expensive film to make.

DEFINITELY check this out especially if you have children.

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I picked up Marie Antoinette on dvd last night, and though I guess it didn't get rave reviews, I liked it! It was like a visual delight with all the colors and whatnot, plus the the soundtrack is pretty sweet.

--> B

megamind was good i give it 5 out of 5 stars. what i'm really looking forward to is this

A+++++

torah3121 said:

JustErin said:

Quite an enjoyable kids movie.

4 outta 5 stars.

TOTALLY AGREE!! A great twist on the whole good vs. evil genre. The voice acting was PERFECT too!!

Im going to check out MegaMind tonight.

I saw Due Date and For Colored Girls on Sat. Enjoyed them both.

sextonseven said:

Casablanca (1943) - American nightclub owner in Morocco unexpectedly reunites with a former love and her husband on the run from Nazis. 1/2