31-07-2003 07:57									#1
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I'm trying to expand my home movie library so why not share with me which recent movies you liked. It can be out on video or still in theaters; it really doesn't matter.

	31-07-2003 07:58									#2
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Matrix Reloaded, Pirates of the Caribbean.

	31-07-2003 07:58									#3
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Phone Booth is pretty good.

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	31-07-2003 07:58									#4
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Well I've heard great things about Pirates of the Carribean so far. I haven't seen it though.

	31-07-2003 07:58									#5
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28 Days Later, of course.

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A lot of recent movies lately have just plain sucked. Well at least all I have seen. I heard that Pirates movie isn't too bad.. I haven't seen it though. Don't see League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, as it is awful.

	31-07-2003 08:12									#7
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quote: Originally posted by David Floyd 28 Days Later, of course.

Downloaded and already watched it.

Pirates of the C. sounds pretty good. I've seen Matrix reloaded but Phone booth is one I forgot about. I'll have to watch that one tonight.

	31-07-2003 08:16									#8
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I like how you can find the recent and popular movies but I also like old silent movies and they seem to be very hard to find on the net. I imagine most of the teenagers on Kazaa don't know who Charlie Chaplin or Buster Keating were.

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	31-07-2003 08:18									#10
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quote: Originally posted by Oerdin I like how you can find the recent and popular movies but I also like old silent movies and they seem to be very hard to find on the net. I imagine most of the teenagers on Kazaa don't know who Charlie Chaplin or Buster Keating were.

Ummmmm, that's Keaton.......

Benny and Joon, Johnny Depp does a lot of stuff Buster used to do, and he's very good at it.

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Seabiscuit

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Solaris just came out on video/DVD... it was good, especially if you liked ****ed up Sci-fi movies.

I'd also add recommendations for PiratesOTC, Matrix Reloaded, and even Bad Boys II if you don't mind senseless violence and cliche buddy-guy humor.

Seabiscuit

the only thing worse than horse-racing is a movie about it starring Tobey Maguire...

	31-07-2003 08:29									#13
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My feelings exactly!

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	31-07-2003 08:37									#14
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I think I might be the only one alive who likes the Hulk.

X Men 2 was great, too.

	31-07-2003 08:40									#15
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quote: I think I might be the only one alive who likes the Hulk.

Nah, some movie critics like it. IMO, it sucked horribly. All the action was in the previews. And Sam Elliot's neatly trimmed mustache really mesmerized me.

	31-07-2003 08:52									#16
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Do you prefer JJJ's moustache?

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JJJ?

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T3 surprised me a lot. I went in not expecting much but enjoyed it. Bad Boys 2 was also better than I went in expecting. Like Sava said its not oscar material but its a good fun movie.

As for DVD, I just got the extended version of "There's Something About Mary" It has some extra footage plus some special features on a second disc all for the price you might expect to pay for just one. Right now I'm waiting for Lord of the Rings and season two of the Shield to come out on DVD.

I asked this question before but no one paid any attention. But are there any plans by Paramount to release "Enterprise" out on DVD like the other Trek series or are they holding out.

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I almost forgot about T3... it was good

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One more question that maybe the Brits may be best to answer. Are there any online sites that offer Blackadder on DVD? I'm looking for trustworty sites because it seems like most are ones I have no clue about.

	31-07-2003 09:00									#21
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J Jonah Jameson, from Spiderman, who also sported a smashing moustache, in mouch the same way as Sam Neill.

	31-07-2003 09:01									#22
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Pirates has been my favorite summer movie (except the Matrix of course). Hulk and T3 are both good. League is awful.
A really good movie that no one here has mentioned is Finding Nemo.

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quote: J Jonah Jameson, from Spiderman, who also sported a smashing moustache, in mouch the same way as Sam Neill.

nah, not really... in hulk, there were more "dramatic" close ups of Elliott. That's what caught my attention.

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T3! I had forgotten that one. Ok, it has now been added t the download que.

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Seabiscuit is Oscar caliber. An excellent film.

also, if you haven't seen it,

Casualties of War

	31-07-2003 10:55									#26
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Seabiscuit has been added to the que but I'm having trouble locating Casualties of war.

	31-07-2003 12:00									#27
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T3 and 28 days later are the only recent movies I have seen. I liked them both.

T3 wasn't nearly as good as the others. But there is still enough cool stuff in the movie to make it worth seeing. Some interesting plot development stuff- though I disagree with the philosophy. I liked T2's "no fate but what you make" philosophy. But T3 well I don't want to spoil it, but they stray from that philosophy. But the film has some interesting plot developments at the end.

	31-07-2003 12:03									#28
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not to be picky, but shouldn't you be paying for these movies

	31-07-2003 12:09									#29
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Finding Nemo and X2 were both fantastic movies.

Pirates of the Carribean was even better, I'd say. Depp really puts in an extremely memorable performance. Geoffrey Rush is golden. The whole film is just an hilarious, adventurous ride. I highly reccomend it.

Plus, it has Jonathan Pryce!

	31-07-2003 12:42									#30
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quote: Originally posted by Sprayber T3 surprised me a lot. I went in not expecting much but enjoyed it

T3 was good. Lived up to its predecessors.