movies you watched today

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Taking Chance with Kevin Bacon. The True HBO movie tells the story of Marine Lt Col Strobl's emotional experience traveling across America as a Volenteer escort officer for the body of Fallen 19 year old Marine Chance Phelps. This is an outstanding movie and I highly recommend. Beware LES
content.

I posted that somewhere here on PT. High LES content, and a very worthwhile account.

[finn's mom]

We're watching Tootsie right now, such a great, great movie!

[manda_moo87]

Just finished watching Bridges Over Madison County, Meryl Streep is SO great.

[Grace]

For those who go to a theater to see movies, here is a site that can tell you the best time(s) to run to the bathroom. Just in case one has to go

[finn's mom]

GI Joe. Not too bad! Pretty good for the type of movie. Good action, and it's fun. Not the greatest acting by any means, but it really isn't trying to be that kind of film anyway.

[kokopup]

Thirteen Days is a 2000 historical film about the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962, seen from the perspective of the US political leadership.

Recommended.

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I just watched Good Will Hunting and as much as I dislike Matt Damon (outside of the Bourne movies), this was an excelent picture.

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Just got done watching the documentary portion of Iron Maiden Flight 666. I dont think there is any other band that loves their fans as much as Maiden does.

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District 9 was pretty dang good. A little slw in some spots but for a good Sci Fi flick it delivered.

[kokopup]

Duplicity I found the movie to uneven with to many plot twist. Maybe
I am just getting old but I had a very hard time following who was doing what to who. I can't recommend, but that is just my take.

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Joy Ride wasnt bad, suspense flick

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I am not a fan of Rob Zombie and his music. The movie House of 1000 Corpses was about a B grade horror flic, I do like B grade movies though. He did do a decent job with the remake of Halloween.

[RICHARD]

Gonna take the thread to the documentary side?

HBO always has always had very good documentaries. Some are slanted a bit, but for the most part they very well done and always tell a story.

Just finished "Which Way Home", a film about the kids who ride trains from Central America and Mexico in order to come to the U.S.

Wow, a very powerful film.

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Gonna take the thread to the documentary side?

HBO always has always had very good documentaries. Some are slanted a bit, but for the most part they very well done and always tell a story.

Just finished "Which Way Home", a film about the kids who ride trains from Central America and Mexico in order to come to the U.S.

Wow, a very powerful film.

Ill have to remember that for the list.

[RICHARD]

Ill have to remember that for the list.

I thought it was going to be an 'immigration' flick. It followed a handful of children on the trip. It was fricking crazy-those kids were incredibly tough.