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Yeah it was edge of your seat good...
Definitely worth seeing. I get new movies bootlegged but don't tell anyone. :ninja But hell the Chinese people sell the movies for 5 for $25 everywhere you go here...
That about sums it up! :24:
satinbutterfly
Miss Piggy
Zombieland. Disgusting, but funny. 
that was/is my all time favorite book! i knew the movie wouldnt compare to the book so i havent even bothered to watch it!
Yeah the book was much better than the movie. The movie was totally boring!
Brujahpriest
Jedi Hunter
An American Affair.... Odd little movie that.
I remember that movie and being forced to watch it. (dad wanted to see Empire Strikes back, but that was sold out so we had to see something he said)
btw...
BORING
HottyToddyChick
Toes in the water...
The credits are playing for Runaway Bride... I've been wanting to watch it, but I figured after the wedding was best.
thats one of my favorite movies!
The Holiday. Not too shabby, quite enjoyable Christmas romantic comedy along the lines of the superior Love Actually. However, "The Holiday" does have one of the best LOL lines ever said by a four year old to Cameron Diaz
For the record, I disagree with both of these below.
I *am* looking forward to the new one and fully expect it to be an all action blockbuster blah blah. However the old one was from a time and era where the action moved more slowly. I actually loved that film for that very thing.
e.g. it didn't try to do what any of the modern blockbusters do - trying to keep the audience going 'wow' every single second of the film. Sometimes it helps to actually build some suspense of what is to come. My two cents anyway. It's one of my favourite Harryhausen films.
For the record, I disagree with both of these below.
I *am* looking forward to the new one and fully expect it to be an all action blockbuster blah blah. However the old one was from a time and era where the action moved more slowly. I actually loved that film for that very thing.
e.g. it didn't try to do what any of the modern blockbusters do - trying to keep the audience going 'wow' every single second of the film. Sometimes it helps to actually build some suspense of what is to come. My two cents anyway. It's one of my favourite Harryhausen films.
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