Printable View
"The Grey"
Nothing boring about this movie. It was good and moved right along. Liam Neeson doesn't disappoint. The ending was one that left you wondering, which is normally frustrating to me, but it also left my parents and I standing in the theater with a couple of other groups of people (strangers) discussing it and that is what I really liked about it.
If you go to see it make sure you sit through the credits to see a brief clip at the end.
I have just seen BIG MIRACLE, what an awesome movie, loved it from start to finish, and Drew, well i love her too, great great movie, 9/10 from me.:)
It must be marine creatures movie day! We just saw "A Dolphin Tale" and it was great, and I love that they got the real Winter to play herself in the movie.Quote:
Originally Posted by carole
Karen i really want to see that too, when it is out on dvd i will hire it out, i missed the movie, had free tickets too, but we were both sick and could not go, but yes heard it is really good too.:)
I think they did it that way so that it appealed to a broader audience. By adding the boy, it really opened up the story to appeal to a younger audience! I wouldn't be surprised if they also made a documentary at some point!Quote:
Originally Posted by Suki Wingy
Hugo. I loved it! That boy is wonderful! I loved the Jerry Lewis slapstick with Sacha Baron Cohen and the obvious love affair with "the movies". And I adore Ben Kingsley! I am so bummed I didn't go to the theater to see it in 3D!
THIS MEANS WAR, a really enjoyable movie, light entertainment, funny, cute,action, not a complete chick flick, something for the boys as well, love chris pine and reese witherspoon, i would recommend it to anyone, 8/10 from me.
I've never seen a movie in 3D and now I know I never will again.
Saturday night we saw Journey 2 The Mysterious Island in 3D and it was an okay movie. But the 3D made me dizzy and gave me a headache. Apparently I'm not the only one this happens to either (according to my Facebook friends).
oh dear that is a shame, i have only seen one 3d movie final destination 5, and it was pretty awesome, however not sure i care either way really, just as good without it, but it was quite amazing to me,sorry to hear you felt unwell, wonder what causes that for some people?
Yes, it depends on what kind of 3d they use, the old kind with the red blue glasses not only didn't work for me, it made me nauseous, and I saw all the red and blue lines anyway. I guess my eyes just don;t want to work together, not a shock given my prescription!Quote:
Originally Posted by Taz_Zoee
But even some of the highly touted "Now in 3D!!!" movies seem like they just stuck "3D" in random places with no effect on the plot, like "Why bother?"
I watched "Game Change" on Saturday night. Interesting flick.
"O Brother Where Art Thou" was on AMC last night. I hadn't seen it, and I'm not a huge fan of the Coen brothers, but I started watching it and ended up staying with it. I really like George Clooney. Then I was flipping channels and found "Big Lebowski" so I ended up with a Coen brothers double feature.
I was doing laundry earlier this evening and "Best in Show" was on Ion. I love Christopher Guest's mock-umentaries! There were a lot of commercial breaks, so I didn't stay with it till the end.
we hired out THE TREE OF LIFE, talk about boring, we only watched like 15 mins of it and turned it off, it had won a cannes festival award as well, and had a good cast, i was so disappointed, i would call it THE TREE OF DEATH myself,not my cup of tea.
We also had DRIVE, which was a much better movie in the sense that is had some actual action and speaking in it, however i found the violence way too much, i could not look, and i would not recommend this film, so in all both were flops in my opinion...
went to see FIVE YEAR ENGAGEMENT courtesy of the radio station, loved this movie, i needed a good laugh and was not disappointed, if you loved BRIDESMAIDS as i did , you will love this movie......:):D
My mom went with a friend to see "Moonrise Kingdom". I'll find out tomorrow how she liked it. Dad and I watched "Moneyball" on Starz -- we liked it! It reminded me of "Jerry Maguire" and "Field of Dreams"-- which is one of my all-time ever favorite movies. We looked it up on the Internet when it was over and found out that it was nominated for several Academy Awards and also that it is based upon a true story.