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I just watched Yes Man and here is what I thought:
Thank you Jim Carey for creating a movie that has such a positive message. Positive message, great casting, great leading female!!!I laughed out loud so many times! Off the wall humor!! Jim is back! The whole concept of positive thoughts resulting in a "good things" will come atmosphere is really captivating & (for the most part) true!...I believe. "Yes" action creates positive reaction....The movie is billed as a comedy & was somewhat funny. I found it to be more of a motivational flick with a funny edge. I felt "positive" when it was over & recommend it for any & all...
Notorious:
The story was very much in line with what i've know about him, his family, and others in the business(from reading articles on the internet, newspapers, and etc..) As for the acting i must say i was surprise. I thought the lead guy that played Biggy did exceptional. Also, actresses playing Kim and Faith were good as well. The P Diddy character was funny and has always done exceptional job acting. The test of a good actor for me is when you forget you are watching an actor and they transform into the real character, same with Jamie Fox acting as Ray Charles. One important distinction: this movie is not about hip hop genre (that was during my adult children time) … it is about “rap” and what i like about the B.I.G. and Tupac is that they took the attention off the hard core “gangster rap” to rap with flavor and a really nice bounce. These young men (Tupac & Biggy) were artistic geniuses and I wished they lived long enough to make greater contribution from a more mature perspective.
Terminator: Salvation:
The fourth film in the franchise, is a worthy addition. Any doubts about director McG being able to direct action flicks should be dispelled here. The action is incredibly staged, and the special effects top notch. The cast does a fine job. Christian Bale makes an excellent John Connor, Anton Yelchin brings a younger Kyle Reese to life, and Sam worthington was great as the human/machine hybrid. Helena Bonham Carter also stands out in a minor role as the face of Skynet. The film has a couple of nice nods to the franchise (famous one liners pop up throughout and check out the song Connor uses to lure in a motorized Terminator), the biggest being the appearance of everyone's favorite killer cyborg. Fans should not miss this!
Thank you Jim Carey for creating a movie that has such a positive message. Positive message, great casting, great leading female!!!I laughed out loud so many times! Off the wall humor!! Jim is back! The whole concept of positive thoughts resulting in a "good things" will come atmosphere is really captivating & (for the most part) true!...I believe. "Yes" action creates positive reaction....The movie is billed as a comedy & was somewhat funny. I found it to be more of a motivational flick with a funny edge. I felt "positive" when it was over & recommend it for any & all...
Notorious:
The story was very much in line with what i've know about him, his family, and others in the business(from reading articles on the internet, newspapers, and etc..) As for the acting i must say i was surprise. I thought the lead guy that played Biggy did exceptional. Also, actresses playing Kim and Faith were good as well. The P Diddy character was funny and has always done exceptional job acting. The test of a good actor for me is when you forget you are watching an actor and they transform into the real character, same with Jamie Fox acting as Ray Charles. One important distinction: this movie is not about hip hop genre (that was during my adult children time) … it is about “rap” and what i like about the B.I.G. and Tupac is that they took the attention off the hard core “gangster rap” to rap with flavor and a really nice bounce. These young men (Tupac & Biggy) were artistic geniuses and I wished they lived long enough to make greater contribution from a more mature perspective.
Terminator: Salvation:
The fourth film in the franchise, is a worthy addition. Any doubts about director McG being able to direct action flicks should be dispelled here. The action is incredibly staged, and the special effects top notch. The cast does a fine job. Christian Bale makes an excellent John Connor, Anton Yelchin brings a younger Kyle Reese to life, and Sam worthington was great as the human/machine hybrid. Helena Bonham Carter also stands out in a minor role as the face of Skynet. The film has a couple of nice nods to the franchise (famous one liners pop up throughout and check out the song Connor uses to lure in a motorized Terminator), the biggest being the appearance of everyone's favorite killer cyborg. Fans should not miss this!
Brujahpriest
Jedi Hunter
Mall Cop: Was actually pretty funny
HottyToddyChick
Toes in the water...
We rented two movies yesterday. House Bunny was one of them. It's on our list for tonight. I'm kinda looking forward to it now.
Last night we watched Paul Blart: Mall Cop. It was just god awful as far I could tell ( I was kinda drunk...) but it was still really funny. There were a couple of scenes/lines that had John and I dying of laughter. That could have been the alcohol, I guess.
I enjoyed it for the most part. Aside from the unreal corniness of it.
HottyToddyChick
Toes in the water...
Brujahpriest
Jedi Hunter
Which prolly explains why I liked it. I tend to gravitate towards those kinds of movies when I need a pick-me-up.
Goat Whisperer
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omg that is like the best show ever right!
I watched the last 24 episode it was like 2 hours long so I think it qualifies as a movie, certainly high enough quality :thumbup
if not the real last movie I watched was Quarantine, pretty damn good
I personally think this is a very good movie and plan to buy it. If you are a WW2 buff, or just enjoy movies based on historical events, this is a must see. I thought the acting was great, the actors portraying the historical characters were great, the movie was well directed. JUST GO SEE IT, trust me you wont regret it.
HottyToddyChick
Toes in the water...
House Bunny
It was better than I anticipated
It was better than I anticipated
Brujahpriest
Jedi Hunter
I recall having a similar opinion about that movie
I loved the scene she was trying to get the misfits to pick up guys in the bar.
HottyToddyChick
Toes in the water...
The cavewoman girl cracked me up!
"I need to do something mysterious in there"
"I need to do something mysterious in there"
BlackCherry
Well-Known Member
Star Trek...it definitely satisfied my inner geek. Very well done and a nice homage to the franchise.
Sneakiecat
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Tropic Thunder. Very funny.
RenegadeAced
New Member
The Poker Club - This movie I got from RedBox and it ended up completely sucking.
Brujahpriest
Jedi Hunter
Milk. Surprisingly good. Dont know much of how accurate things were to it all, but it kept me glued.
RenegadeAced
New Member
I went and saw it twice. It did in fact satisfy my inner geek as well... What was strange is that this movie actually attracted a large audience that had never before seen any of Star Trek. My town for example is focused in around college students and just about everyone that I know went to the movies to see it - most of which deny ever watching or liking Star Trek.
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