movies you watched today

[carole]

My daughter and a group of friends went and saw Date Movie in the weekend, they loved it, it does look funny, might hire it out when it comes out on vid.

[MariaM]

Saw Wedding Crashers on Saturday...thought it was pretty good. I saw "Boogeyman" (the one with Barry Watson) on Friday and it SUCKED.

[elizabethann]

Went to see Eight Below today. Actually, I wouldn't recommend it because it was so sad. I was crying like a baby and everybody in the theater was crying too. I can still remember seeing Benji when I was a kid and remember his girlfriend (Tiffany) getting kicked. I was mortified and sad and remember that feeling to this day. All I kept thinking about were the poor kids who were watching Eight Below and how sad and mortified they must be when something sad happens in this movie.

But I must say those dogs were beautiful and they were very well trained.

[lisalee]

We watched House of Wax last night. Not too good.

[finn's mom]

My friend introduced me to his favorite movie, Bubba Ho-Tep. It's weird, but, I absolutely loved it. Very campy, but, stylishly filmed and cleverly written. I thought the performances were great, and, the music was beautiful. I don't recommend to most people, though, as it's not a mainstream kinda flick. But, if you like weird, independent type films, it's got some good qualities...it's funny, but, has some touching moments. And, it's basically sortof like an old B horror film. Anyway, I watched it the other night, and, loved it.

[binka_nugget]

I saw Shaggy Dog a few nights ago. It wasn't that great. Better than I expected but not worth the $10.95 the theatre charges.. but thankfully, I get movies for free.

I wanna see Failure to Launch soon. It looks pretty funny.

[joanofark]

I watched Elizabethtown (It was filmed right here in Kentucky!! And some of the stuff in the movie is places we've been/Seen!!) and it was okay. It was a little weird, but cute in a way... Then I watched Yours, Mine, and Ours. And I loved it

[The Cat Factory]

My friend introduced me to his favorite movie, Bubba Ho-Tep. It's weird, but, I absolutely loved it. Very campy, but, stylishly filmed and cleverly written. I thought the performances were great, and, the music was beautiful. I don't recommend to most people, though, as it's not a mainstream kinda flick. But, if you like weird, independent type films, it's got some good qualities...it's funny, but, has some touching moments. And, it's basically sortof like an old B horror film. Anyway, I watched it the other night, and, loved it.

I love that movie Bruce Campbell is awesome!

[sirrahbed]

Last night we rented the DVD of Crash. Before it won best picture from the Academy Awards, we had not heard of it....but I think it was just TERRIFIC!

It was my kind of movie in that it made a statement, was very involved with many stories within the story - and it wrapped up in very complete way, explaining everything from the whole movie. It was the sort of movie that left me thinking far into the night. The way it was filmed was artistically interesting also - a sort of dreamy quality and the music was wonderful.

I would love to hear what other folks think, too.