Nice. I have a man-crush on Cary Grant.:P

I went to the theatre to see Night At The Museum, starring Ben Stiller, Robin Williams, Dick Van Dyke, Mickey Rooney and Owen Wilson. It was hilarious!! 8D Owen Wilson and Steve Coogan were brilliant!!

"The Kid From Brooklyn"

"Night at the Museum"

I just saw it too Frankie fan, I totally enjoyed it. Very clever, very original, and very entertaining, didn't feel too dumbed down for kids or anything like that.

Excellent movie.

I just watched Little Miss Sunshine on DVD last night. Awesome, awesome movie.

Backbeat on DVD :frankiesmile:

On Her Majesties' Secret Service is almost over. Its great seeing Diana Rigg with Geeorge Lazenby. Its like an Avengers/Bond crossover, Mrs. Peel rocks!

Reservoir Dogs. Great film, though the ending tends to kind of be a bit too much of a downer for me, personally.

A Scanner Darkly, excellent film. Twisted and trippy is the best way to describe it.

Short Circuit.

"Number Five is alive!"

Casper

the LIVE action one with Christina Ricci.

The Empire Strikes Back

One Night With the King. I liked it, though I can't say I really cared for the way the camera angle switches were done during the conflict scenes. Not far enough apart. It just made it look like the film was screwing up. =P And the acting wasn't phenominal. Plus, I didn't think it was as realistic-looking as other movies I've seen in that time setting.

Jeez, why can't I just say "Oh, I liked it, it was okay" like everyone else?? xD *film critic'd*

Nah, don't feel bad about it all, I like it when people offer in depth criticism. Look at my post about "Casper's Haunted Christmas" and "Billy and Mandy save Christmas" about one or two pages back.

I left a pretty LONG ass critique about both in that post.

"Arabesque"

Please don't call me a "dork." I watched Wizard of Oz (on DVD along with all the extras):frankiesmile:

Dork. 8D But there's nothing wrong with being a dork. I, personally, embrace my dorkiness. I recently saw Wizard of Oz(within the month), and I'm currently reading the book(it's pretty short...the reason I'm taking so long reading it is that I just got it last night and I've been doing stuff all day).

Last movie I watched was Fullmetal Alchemist: Conqueror of Shamballa. For the third time. Still love it. Yes.

This may sound funny IF, but I have all of L Frank Baum's books (Oz 1-14). I am reading Land of Oz (#2) along with other books I am juggling. Ozma of OZ (#3) will be next!:frankiesmile:
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Now to stay on topic "Bad News Bears" (Walter Matthau and Tatum O'neil).:frankiesmile:

I proudly say I'm a dork or geek.
Last movie I watched was Homa Alone 2.
Oh yeah Duck2k: "I like the Wizard of Oz!"....."I like the Tin-man"~ Weird Kid in Santa Line from "Christmas Story" :D

I feel more comfortable that I am not the only one (sighs with relief!):frankiesmile:

stay - naomi watts, ewan mcgregor, ryan gosling (this movie was a TRIP)

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire on HBO.

I really wish it was given at least an extra half-hour, because it feels VERY condensed at times. It's really good towards the end, though. Ralph Fiennes was spectacular as Lord Voldemort.

"Bringing Up Baby"

"Black Christmas"

the remake, it was....all right. Not much on dialouge or plot but it's definitely fun if you like lots of mindless gore and I emphasize the GORE part!

"Brother Bear 2" DVD

Dracula.....still awesome, ALMOST as good as Nosferatu.

Rugrats: In Paris
The last good Rugrats thing, I love the episodes with Dil in them. I don't see why everyone hates those. I like the Indy Jones/ SW& ST parody Kimi episodes though.

"Children of Men". It was a really heart-wrenching and suprisingly funny in parts of it.

I just saw Night At The Museum in theatres. I loved Owen Wilson in this8D

Glad to know there are some people (like you and Mr Marshmallow) who see a film regardless of what other people think of it.

Owen Wilson was brilliant. He and Steve Coogan worked well together.

Wait.....they made a remake of "Black Christmas"? I can't believe I didn't hear about that......

Anyway, the last movie I went to see was Night at the Museum last night. I was actually pleasently surprised by it. Sure, it wasn't a masterpiece, but I thought it was definitely a fun movie to see and it was nice to see some old faces from the entertainment business like Dick Van Dyke and Mickey Rooney again. I loved Owen Wilson and Steve Coogan in it. Personally, I thought it was wonderfully imaginative movie that suffered from maybe a few writing problems, but still a good movie. I don't regret seeing it.

I have a feeling the last 3 movies will leave alot out too. :(

Well, I think OotP can be condensed far more easily than GoF, since it was a very introspective book(dozens of pages of Harry thinking can translate into a mere few seconds of runtime). But I still think they should give the remaining films an extra half-hour.

That, and do something about Michael Gambon. His portrayal of Dumbledore is just disgraceful, and an insult to the character, to Richard Harris(R.I.P.) and to all the other adult HP actors who actually do justice to their respective characters.

Yeah Nath, the movie was remade, here: http://imdb.com/title/tt0454082/

I've seen Gambon before and he's not a bad actor, but I agree he's no where near the Dumbledore we knew and loved from the first 2 movies. But I wouldn't call his acting a "disgrace" Vox, I think that's going just a tad bit harsh.

George Clooney as Batman........now that was a disgrace. But seriously, my guess is Warner Bros didn't have alot of options for replacements for Dumbledore. They needed someone talented and relatively somewhat famous.

Gambon isn't a big actor but he has talent and he's doing the best he can. I can't really be mad at him though because of the circumstances, the original actor died, there's really little to get around with that.

Oh yeah, and the last movie I saw was "Short Circuit".

Hated on DVD

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Good Wilt Hunting.:D

"Lawrence of Arabia"

"Scary Movie 2"

"Clerks 2"

FUNNY and DIRTY as hell, much better then the original if you ask me.

"A Guy Named Joe"