I have a feeling that Wall-E is going to score as one of the funniest Pixar movies ever.

Ground Hog Day, Caddyshack, Walk Like A Man

Good flick, one of my favorites, too. I loved the LotR movies, too. Can't wait for the Hobbit to come out. The Harry Potter movies are all well-done, too, and extremely enjoyable. Die Hard was a great one, too.

Mr. Holland's Opus, if that could be considered a drama. Fantastic movie.

Wedding Singer was good, so was 50 First Dates. If you haven't seen the latter, do so. Fun movie.

Never got into sappy for the sake of sappy. Wife isn't into the, either, thankfully. So we look for Romantic Comedies. But the one that stands out in the Romance category was City Of Angels with Nicholas Cage and Meg Ryan. If that don't make you bawl, you're heartless.

Running Man was good. Matrix was excellent. Any of the Star Wars movies are re-watchable over and over again. For the Andromeda Strain, are you talking about the old one or the new 4-hour one that just came out last month? Never saw the first one, but we're halfway through the recent one and it's really good.

 

Speaking of Disney, I was listening to my 'Lilo and Stitch' soundtrack today. I remembered what a great movie it was and all the Elvis references. I thought it was a 'different movie' from what Disney usually produces.

I am counting the days to the Dark Knight. I think even my husband maybe interested in seeing this one.

 

I cant remember the name but the movie starring Jamie Fox and Jake Gillenhall where they go to fight in Iraq, I thought it was pretty good

 

Jarhead.. that's it
also one of my favorites is Clint Eastwood Heartbreak Ridge

 

I took the family to see Kung Fu Panda this past weekend. I swear, I haven't laughed that hard in quite some time. Very funny, very good movie!

 

I'm looking forward to "The Incredible Hulk."
I enjoyed "Ironman." :idea: :idea: :idea: :idea:

I'm a sociopath...so I avoid theaters. Unless I can lurk about in the back row...with the rest of the sociopaths. mmmhuh...maybe I'm not so antisocial after all. Naw,,,I'm too busy trying to control and keep saving the seats next to me, for my imaginary friends...and telling everybody to shut up, and watch the movie. :?

 

I really only remember one scene in this movie,
:shock: :evil: .
I think it's better left unsaid.

 

Attention all moms with young daughters.

Penelope is totally adorable, :idea: :idea: :idea: :idea: :idea:
It has a host of great actors, stars Christina Ricci aka Wednesday Adams.
No I'm not partial to my own work. :lol:

James McAvoy is so smokin hot. :idea: :idea: :idea: :idea: :idea:
he gets his own five light bulbs ... though I wish he would have used his own accent, not an america one.

 

Wednesday....errr. :? ..ahhh...TW said:
Wednesday is....errrr. :? ..ahhh...Christina Ricci....is Smoking Hot!!!

(Im so confused..... :? )

 

Actually Dad....errr Drew10:

You got! Penelope....errr Christina..... errr aka Wednesday is cute.
But in the movie that is so adorable, she plays the modern day Beast and McAvory plays the modern day Beauty.
Ok Ok..... That may be a bit confusing but it's a take on Beauty and the Beast but done in a way the man has to over come the ulgy to get to the woman within.
It is actually very sweet, Produced by Reese Witherspoon
For Young girls to realize they are more then just the outside and you definately want a man to love you for both.

James McAvoy is ... errr.... His eyes.....His voice...... His umm (flustered)
Is gorgeous. He plays a wonderful beauty.