29-11-2004 22:12									#91
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In the theaters, Ray this last saturday 11/27.

Foxx was very good, but the movie was way too long and the flashbacks melodramatic.

	29-11-2004 22:16									#92
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Nightmare Before Christmas

	29-11-2004 22:27									#93
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The last movie I saw: Whole 9 yards

It was an ok comedy...

	29-11-2004 22:47									#94
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quote: Originally posted by GePap In the theaters, Ray this last saturday 11/27. Foxx was very good, but the movie was way too long and the flashbacks melodramatic.

Loose quote on the final cut from Ray Charles -- "Yeah, that's the way it happened, baby."

The movie is an unflinching portrait of a musical genius and flawed human being.
Yeah, it's long. But it's very, very good. Highly recommended.

	29-11-2004 23:03									#95
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In theatre: National Treasure. It was fine. Predictable as all hell, the usual overdose of explosions & whatnot, and a silly plot, but it was fun and the girl was hot.

At home: Goldfinger (rounding out the Thanksgiving Bond-a-thon).

"Do you expect me to talk?"
"No, mister Bond, I expect you to DIE!"

I love that line.

-Arrian

	30-11-2004 00:08									#96
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TV: Platoon
theater: the race of bellevue (?)

	30-11-2004 04:31									#97
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You probably mean Triplets of Bellevue, I would guess.

How was that?

	30-11-2004 04:40									#98
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That would be Les Triplettes de Belleville actually
It reaped quite a few rewards on film festivals and I've heard it's pretty good (though rather unconventional, not too mainstream).

Last movie I've seen (on my computer) is Helen of Troy.
That Helen was ehm... nice

	30-11-2004 04:41									#99
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Is that the 3 old ladies?

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	30-11-2004 04:47									#100
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Yep... btw explain to me again why you type ACK! everytime
it's like why the hell does selfbiased always write in italic :???:

	30-11-2004 18:43									#101
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Attention-getting little trademarks.
e-marketing, if you will.

Sig lines, location lines, and avatars are just not enough for some ppl.

Pretty annoying, eh?

	30-11-2004 19:13									#102
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Diablo

I guess I should have expected it in a Vin Diesel movie but the ending made absolutely no sense whatsoever. I just wanted some nice simple mindless violence, is that too much to ask?

And then when I thought things couldn't get any worse my gf started watching a movie on TV staring Pamela Anderson as a post-apocolyptic contact-lens smuggling mercenary or something

	30-11-2004 21:26									#103
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quote: Originally posted by -Jrabbit You probably mean Triplets of Bellevue, I would guess. How was that?

Oh, yes, and Belleville, actually.

Personally, I didn't like the film too much, I was disappointed. The film is not mainstream, so much is good. A film may also be dark, sad, portray hopelessness and still be good. A film may also make you feel uncomfortable and still be good, but this special combination of all three didn't work for me. Some good ideas, but the film got nowhere. After leaving the theater I was like I've lost 2 hours, money and my good mood. I should add maybe that I had the exactly same feeling after Lost Highway, so he who likes that may like this...

	30-11-2004 22:31									#104
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The story of the weeping Camel

and I bought the DVD of 'Life of Brian' today. 'The Holy Grail' is in the same beautifull box

	30-11-2004 23:31									#105
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I saw Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy
on an airplane. In fact, that is where I see all movies lately (Shrek2, Bourne Supremacy, etc.)

	30-11-2004 23:57									#106
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quote: Originally posted by Wernazuma III Personally, I didn't like the film too much, (...)

It's been a while since I saw it (last Christmas, on the BBC I think), but I didn't think it felt sad, hopeless or uncomfortable at all. Didn't you think those triplets were having fun? I loved the rythm of it anyway.

quote: Originally posted by germanos The story of the weeping Camel

Ooh, great. I plan on seeing that one this week or next week. Was it good?

	30-11-2004 23:59									#107
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Team America: World Police. Up until that I hadn't watched a movie in years.

	01-12-2004 00:04									#108
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quote: Originally posted by Mercator Ooh, great. I plan on seeing that one this week or next week. Was it good?

Yeah, I liked it.
Nice sceneries and a nice view at the Mongolian nomads.
The closing scenes (when the camel finally starts weeping) is bewildering.

	01-12-2004 00:22									#109
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at home: pirates of the carribean.

in a theatre: Shaun of the Dead.

	01-12-2004 02:24									#110
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quote: Originally posted by Trajanus Yep... btw explain to me again why you type ACK! everytime it's like why the hell does selfbiased always write in italic :???:

It's about the only thing my Avatar ever says, other than that, Jrabbit is correct.



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	01-12-2004 02:56									#111
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The last thing I saw in theaters was Garden State. It was chintzy.

The Triplettes of Belleville was very, very good, but not great. It had a very, very askew tone that's definitely NOT for everyone.

	01-12-2004 03:02									#112
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Downloaded Vampirella this weekend. Produced by Roger Corman so it's going to stay on my HD for a while

	01-12-2004 03:06									#113
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Shattered Glass

Wife picked this one up, and while it was interesting it left me wondering why it was made into a movie. It's about some kid reporter for some prominent magazine who made up all his stories (quite a few) and fewled the political world.

	01-12-2004 03:10									#114
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Spongebob.

Before that

The Incredibles.

(GOD WHEN WILL I SEE A BIG PERSON MOVIE AGAIN!!!)