by Brummie 47 Replies latest jw friends
1, I Robot (though the very last 1 minute scene was stchupid)
2, Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind. (Jim carey, best film he's ever done so far).
3, Van helsing (sad though en I)
4, Fahrenheit 9/11
5, Hellboy
Just watching Gothika now...
What top 5 have you seen lately and what would you recommend?
PS, Alien vs Predator is so predictable and stupid, shaun of the dead is hilarious and the biggest disappiontment was "The Village", real eerie to start with, then a big flop
Best:
The Butterfly Effect
Mean Girls
Man on Fire
The Manchurian Candidate
The Forgotten
Worst:
My Baby's Daddy
Starsky & Hutch
Godsend
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (the original)
Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen
Butterfly Effect
Team America World Police
Shrek 2
I, Robot
Kill Bill Vol 2
Not in any particular order...
Butterfly effect!
Stef agrees with the doc.
Stef-
I said it first!!
This year, I've seen:
Yu-Gi-Oh
Shark Tales
Finding Nemo
Scooby Doo
and Van Helsing. Guess who picks most of the movies around here?
Steve
I hate when i do that....
shhh dont tell anyone what im drinking...
SP
Starsky & Hutch Stef agrees with SP !
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (very good flick, but I think Carrey was better in The Truman Show)
Shrek 2
Spiderman 2
I thought Farenheit 9/11 was annoying. Yeah some of it was interesting, even disturbing (especially the scene in front of the Saudi Arabian embassy), and he brings up some valid points but it felt too often manipulative and I really didn't appreciate how Moore spliced people into the picture behind Bush pretending to fluff his hair. There was no need for that.
I really didn't appreciate how Moore spliced people into the picture behind Bush pretending to fluff his hair. There was no need for that.
Tex, I haven't heard this one! Where did you hear this? It looked real to me. I want to know more...
Well when I watched it, I noticed that there was an outline around Bush (you know the scene where he's sitting at the desk in the Oval Office?) and the woman is brushing his hair was (at least to me) clearly dubbed in. The light shading on her was different than on Bush, as was the picture.
It's a little thing, and I'm sure things like that happen before anyone gives a TV presentation but it just smacked wrong to me. Moore could have made his point(s) without such cheap theatrics. Frankly I agree with most of what he had to say, and I'm very worried about the near future with the Iraq situation. Maybe it's the experience with the Witnesses, but I have a very low tolerance for anyone who plays fast and loose with facts or appearances. I don't want someone screwing with my head.
