If you still can't guess, her opening scene is:

That sounds like a terrible movie.

It's not. I thought it was surprisingly good.

Still though. Introducing a character ass first?

In all fairness though, nobody in the theater complained.

rubber a horror movie about a killer tire funny funny

Saw the trailer of that, quite a weird movie

Im watching this movie atm but I almost love it as much as I love Avatar.

I recommend The Prestige.

Saw Horrible Bosses today. It had its fair share of comedic moments but overall I was disappointed.

With all the soccer going on, I recommend Kicking And Screaming because I love Will Farrel.

Finally watched Tangled. I can say I liked it, but it's not a masterpiece. Just a simple fairytale. Romantic moments were sweet (I don't have to tell you who they reminded me about ). Songs were very nice.

I give it 4/6.

I just found the best defense of Transformers 3 I've yet seen. Beware, there are major spoilers.

Just watched The Music Man on TCM. Complete, uncut and uninterrupted. Old fashioned musical. Loved little Ron Howard.

Great movie:

I'm watching All Dogs Go to Heaven again in anticipation of the Blu-ray release. I'm noticing all kinds of little details that I used to miss.

In the first scene Charlie and Itchy argue about whether a pipe is red or green. It's funny because dogs are colorblind. But kids (and a sizable number of adults) think that means dogs see in black and white. They don't. This joke will fly right over the heads of most viewers.

Later on Charlie struggles to crush a can (he succeeds). Again, this will fly over the heads of kids. Today's aluminum cans are easy to crush. Tin cans are not.

I love how snappy the dialog is.
Charlie: "You know he's got somethin' up his sleeve".
Itchy: "Yeah, a gun".

Right now Charlie's telling the story of Robin Hood to Anne Marie. Robin Hood (the furry one) was one of the movies Don Bluth worked on but wasn't credited for (in hindsight his involvement is kinda obvious), leading to his departure from Disney.

edit: Charlie's reaction when Anne Marie starts praying is priceless. His eyes get especially huge when she adds "and God bless Charlie". Considering he's already rejected Heaven and therefore doomed himself to eternity Hell, this is hilarious.

edit: Charlie and Itchy never discuss their plan before stealing the couple's wallet. Charlie just announces a number. They are total pros.

edit: Charlie just referred to the poor puppies as "broker than the Ten Commandments". That's hilarious.

edit: Apparently I'm not the only one who thinks Charlie is simply not credible when teaching the puppies about sharing. They forget his advice immediately.

edit: The nightmare sequence. Holy crap.

edit: Big-lipped alligator moment. It doesn't make any more sense now than it did years ago. It's absolutely psychedelic. The only part than makes sense is that Charlie looks just as confused as I am right now.

edit:I'm noticing a lot of jumps where it's obvious that footage was cut. It's not as noticeable as it is in The Land Before Time, but definitely more noticeable than in An American Tail (there's really only one place in that movie where it's obvious).

And Charlie's dead again. I got major chills when it happened.

And now the ending. This movie is frequently accused of having a happy ending. It most certainly does not. Sure Charlie saves his soul and he goes to heaven, but the audible sigh he lets out before his final goodbye says he's still not thrilled about it. That's right, by the time the credits roll he still wants to live. Damn. Even Shakespeare's tragic heroes accept their fate by the end. Sure Charlie looks happy in the epilogue, but the first sequel immediately nixed that.

We're done here. Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go watch some kitten videos or something before I start shedding man tears.

Just got back from the theater from seeing Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Pt. 2. I loved it. I watched Pt. 1 last night. So I succeeded in watching all 7 prior films in a weeks time before seeing the final one. I am definitely a fan of the Harry Potter series even though I have not read the books. I don't have enough patience for that.

spudtrooper15 wrote:
I am definitely a fan of the Harry Potter series even though I have not read the books. I don't have enough patience for that.

I like your honesty.


And I loved that idea.

Tsatu wrote:
spudtrooper15 wrote:
I am definitely a fan of the Harry Potter series even though I have not read the books. I don't have enough patience for that.

I like your honesty.


And I loved that idea.
Thanks man.

*points Spud in the direction of the newly founded Harry Potter thread*

Ean Txelan wrote:

The Dark knight video above

Cant wait...

Also I thought source code was a good film.

I'm excited for The Dark Knight Rises.

I don't understand