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From: Eleonore Beaudoin on 23 Nov 2005 07:17 Trying to catch up on movie renatals again, to make a list to see in the Holidays....... What movie did you see this year that you liked best? Does not have to be made in 2005.
From: Ghost on 23 Nov 2005 13:46 Eleonore Beaudoin wrote: > Trying to catch up on movie renatals again, to make a list to see in the > Holidays....... What movie did you see this year that you liked best? > > Does not have to be made in 2005. > > you can'nt go wrong in renting lord of the rings, any one or all three of them. the never ending story ( the first one only) the dark crystal if you like sci-fi, godzilla 2000 theres another godzilla movie, it ruins the image of godzilla. it was made in hollywood so of course they would'nt really know much about godzilla. godzilla 2000 was produced by japanese and its done like its suppose to be where godzilla saves the day ;) the day after tomorrow pirates of the caribean (walt disney production) the movie even has some of disney's old school comedy ;) ghost
From: Sklenge on 23 Nov 2005 14:20 Ghost on 23/11/2005 7:46 pm wrote: > Eleonore Beaudoin wrote: >> Trying to catch up on movie renatals again, to make a list to see in the >> Holidays....... What movie did you see this year that you liked best? >> >> Does not have to be made in 2005. >> >> > you can'nt go wrong in renting lord of the rings, any one or all three > of them. I didn't much like LotR. Far too much running about and soppy dreariness from moist eyed elves for my taste. Although it did contain glimpses of my favourite actor, there are limits, I'd rather watch the Alien Quadrology or The Eyes of Laura Mars. I say I didn't like LotR, but this is relative, I think anyone who goes to so much effort to put something like that together [any film actually] deserves truckloads of thanks and praise. So temper all my statements with this sweeping overview of all endeavours made. Plaudits to all! > > the never ending story ( the first one only) > > the dark crystal The fantasy film I liked was "DragonSlayer". That was okay. And that one with Tom Cruise and Tim Curry was good too, what was that called? "The Time Bandits" beats all of them into a cocked hat though... perhappen a tricorn cocked hat. Ogres, Giants, Dwarves, Napoleon, time travel, the Devil and his minions. I liked that original Baron Munchausen film too - that doesn't screen often enough on TV. On the theme of time travel: "12 Monkeys" is fun. And, speaking of Bruce Willis, I did like "the 5th Element". Heathen's to Betsy there are so many good filums out there that any or all of them are worth watching more than once. > > if you like sci-fi, godzilla 2000 > theres another godzilla movie, it ruins the image of godzilla. it was > made in hollywood so of course they would'nt really know much about > godzilla. > > godzilla 2000 was produced by japanese and its done like its suppose to > be where godzilla saves the day ;) > > the day after tomorrow > > pirates of the caribean (walt disney production) the movie even has some > of disney's old school comedy ;) > > > ghost Add to that "Kill Bill" twice, "About a Boy", "Fargo", "Citizen X", "Monsters Inc", "Mansfield Park", "Supersize Me" and a musical ["Singin' in the Rain" tops the list] to sing along to, and you're all set for Christmas. You can tell from my lists that I haven't seen any recent films. I don't get out much. -- Sklenge
From: Your Name Here=Harvey on 23 Nov 2005 16:01 In article <dm1mkp$7f$1(a)theodyn.ncf.ca>, bc461(a)FreeNet.Carleton.CA says... > > >Trying to catch up on movie renatals again, to make a list to see in the >Holidays....... What movie did you see this year that you liked best? > >Does not have to be made in 2005. > > Chronicles of Riddick is a nice surprise. Pure action with exotic landscapes/backgrounds. Donnie Darko is good for a small budget movie - is he nuts or isn't he...? with time travel thrown in. Yeah there's a weird rabbit in it. Harvey
From: Ollie Sandcastle on 23 Nov 2005 16:03
Chronicles of Riddick? Er...irony, right? OTS "Your Name Here=Harvey" <kiwi(a)ing.notin.aus> wrote in message news:dm2laf$56f$2(a)lust.ihug.co.nz... > In article <dm1mkp$7f$1(a)theodyn.ncf.ca>, bc461(a)FreeNet.Carleton.CA says... > > > > > >Trying to catch up on movie renatals again, to make a list to see in the > >Holidays....... What movie did you see this year that you liked best? > > > >Does not have to be made in 2005. > > > > > > Chronicles of Riddick is a nice surprise. > Pure action with exotic landscapes/backgrounds. > > Donnie Darko is good for a small budget movie - > is he nuts or isn't he...? with time travel thrown in. > Yeah there's a weird rabbit in it. > > Harvey > > > |