movies you watched today

[kokopup]

Return to Me Is a chick flick that I enjoyed even though I'm not a chick. There was a very sad scene involving a dog that brought tears to my eyes. I find though that I am a sentimental slob when it comes to animals and love lost.

[blue]

The Wrestler, I think Medusa reccomended this one. Excelent movie. Mickey Rourke at his best.

[carole]

hey Blue maybe you are just a bit of a chick at heart, kidding matey,we shall agree to disagree, i still think marley and me is a bit of chick flick, certainly not a macho type movie is it? lol

[blue]

Saw the first season of Boston Legal, never watched it on TV. THis show brings the funnay!



Denny Crane FTW!

[Scooter's Mom]

Saw "Yes Man" yesterday.
Hubby and I laughed a lot. I really enjoyed it!

[RICHARD]

I have to ask this....

WTF is up with Slumdog Millionaire and the kids in the movie?

Seems like every other week there is a story about them getting a new house, getting kicked out of one, going to jail or fighting for some thing?

I know the kids were pulled from the slums to act, but didn't they get SOME money? A buck does go a long way in India, so why are these kids still there?

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AVPR Requiem- I love Sci Fi- this movie sucked. Two stars? maybe?

Burn After Reading- Another good movie with a WTF ending! two stars-I loved movies that made you want to discuss them afterwards. I feel cheated when a movie fizzles out at the end.


Two complaints? Why are scary movies so dark that I have to adjust the set to see them?

And why do movies which are very good to begin with, give you an ending that sucks cat hair from the recliner? B after R was a good quirky movie, but what the characters did had no ramifications.

The Doors- I like Val Kilmer. The only thing that was never really explained was the Indian showing up while he was tripping. I get the symbolism, but wanted a little more of a story there. 4 stars.

I am halfway thru "Evolution" with David Duchovny in it-corny sci fi!

[Medusa]

The Doors- I like Val Kilmer. The only thing that was never really explained was the Indian showing up while he was tripping. I get the symbolism, but wanted a little more of a story there.

If you recall, the Native American moved closer to Morrison each time, indicating that death was moving closer to him. Morrison felt that the spirit of a Native American entered his body when they came upon a car accident. So when he was doing his dance on stage, for example, the Indian was there because Morrison was courting death w/drugs.