1) Taxi Driver

2) House Of Sand And Fog

and..

3) Prince: Live At The Alladin

As well as a forth that was given to me:

4) Waking Life


Which would you recommend me watching first???....
(Keep in mind I haven't seen any of these yet, except for parts of Taxi Driver)

I am busy , but are you fareekin insane!!!

Watch # 3

Cool. Taxi Driver, I don't know if I could own that one, kinda depressing. But I own Requiem For A Dream, so who am I to talk? Speaking of Jennifer Connelly, how is House of Sand and Fog? I haven't seen that yet since it was in one theater when it was here in my fair city.

Waking Life, it is annoying at times, but if you haven't seen it, give it a chance. It will really make you think (unless you're trying to avoid that).

And Prince: Live at the Aladdin needs no comment.

Byron said:

SOMEONE ELSE USED TO HAVE THAT AVATAR HUH

Byron said:

3) Prince: Live At The Alladin!!!!! Go see it! It's great!

hi



[This message was edited Mon Apr 5 12:31:03 2004 by Whateva]

WAKING LIFE!!!!

*shrug*

How about house of sand and fog, then you can tell me how it is!

House of Sand and Fog!! (No, I haven't seen it. I'd just like a review, like AzureStar! Aren't we cheap? )

the others I either don't care for (Taxi Driver, Waking Life) -- and, yes, I've seen them, or I've tired of (Aladdin)

You will like this part.

AzureStarr said:

I watched it first...

Very, very good movie...the acting is excellent throughout. Ben Kingsley is THE epidome of pent-up rage...I almost got an ulcer just watching his performance. Jennifer Connelly has great legs--I mean, did a great job, too... I had already read the book, so the movie didn't hit me as hard as it normally would have, but it was still riviting enough for me.

1/2 out of 5

see Memento....oh wait that wasn't one of the ones you mentioned.


umm.....oh look.....my kitty is awake now.

Prince Live at the Alladin is a great DVD - I love it.

Milty said:

Now 'Memento' is a great flick

And a for you and your kitty!

I wanna see House of Sand & Fog. I'm SO backed up on movies right now - I need a month to just sit around & veg to catch up

Can I assume you already have George Romero's 'Dead' trilogy?