Harold and Kumar Go To White CastleI normally only really like the critically-acclaimed Oscar winners but I was laughing my ass off the whole time. It was the most random thing I've ever seen.
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07-26-2010, 02:18 AM #21
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07-26-2010, 02:53 AM #22Spinning my web
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How To Train Your Dragon. I'm 54, for chrissakes, and watched it on a long plane ride a few weeks ago. I cried at the end. The flight attendants glanced at my monitor with great curiosity to see what was making this lady sit there with tears running down her cheeks. I'm sure they were very amused.
What a terrific movie."Youth and vigor is no match for age and deceit." -- Prancer
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07-26-2010, 03:10 AM #23
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Ratatoulle was another one that surpassed my expectations.
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LOVED that movie
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Really cute.
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The Proposal with Sandra Bullock.
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07-26-2010, 02:25 PM #26
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I loved that one, too. Originally Posted by michiruwater
Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle I normally only really like the critically-acclaimed Oscar winners but I was laughing my ass off the whole time. It was the most random thing I've ever seen.
I also really liked Sideways.
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07-26-2010, 02:27 PM #27AYS's snark-sponge
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I liked Ratatoulle, but I didn't see it for a long time because I thought it would be stupid. Originally Posted by Aussie Willy
I hated How to Train your Dragon.the Founders ...left us the keys to a system of self-government, the tools to do big things and important things together that we could not possibly do alone --Barack Obama
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07-26-2010, 02:37 PM #28
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Zack and Miri Make a Porno
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07-26-2010, 02:51 PM #29engaged to dupa
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How come? I haven't seen it but was going to get it for my nephew. Originally Posted by BlueRidge
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07-26-2010, 02:55 PM #30AYS's snark-sponge
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How old is your nephew? He might like it if he likes dragons. Originally Posted by milanessa
I didn't like it because it was just not a very intelligent story with very stock characters that seemed to be just copies of ones from better animated films. That happens a lot with animated films. From my perspective it just was very flat and uninteresting. And I hated the lead character who was such a one-dimensional stock character. Ugh.
I demand a lot from my animated children's films.
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07-26-2010, 03:01 PM #31Registered User
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I think I liked it so well, because of Toothless lol. I loved that dragon.
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07-26-2010, 03:03 PM #32AYS's snark-sponge
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The dragons were pretty good. It was the humans that ruined the movie...
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He's 11. What's the name of that film there were so many commercials for last year? It was animated and seemed to be about some guy whose house went flying somewhere. Originally Posted by BlueRidge
How old is your nephew? He might like it if he likes dragons.
I demand a lot from my animated children's films.
Obviously I don't know my movies very well.
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"Hoodwinked" My 10-yr old wanted to see a movie, and I thought that if I had to sit through a bad kid's movie, I wanted to pick something that had a short running time. I was very pleasantly surprised. We actually own it on dvd.
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"Up" Another great one. Originally Posted by milanessa
He's 11. What's the name of that film there were so many commercials for last year? It was animated and seemed to be about some guy whose house went flying somewhere.
Obviously I don't know my movies very well.
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Up! Now that was a good one. Although an 11 y.o. boy might like the dragons better. Originally Posted by milanessa
He's 11. What's the name of that film there were so many commercials for last year? It was animated and seemed to be about some guy whose house went flying somewhere.
Obviously I don't know my movies very well.the Founders ...left us the keys to a system of self-government, the tools to do big things and important things together that we could not possibly do alone --Barack Obama
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Originally Posted by Bev Johnston
Thanks. Originally Posted by Bev Johnston
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Pirates of the Caribbean - a movie based on a theme park ride? I was convinced it would be awful.
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Up - which was totally awesome, the story line was wonderful. About a young boy throughout his lifetime. Rfisher had recommended. DH was uh, we got a animated DVD? by the end of the movie, he had been totally involved with the plot and said that was a good movie. Originally Posted by milanessa
He's 11. What's the name of that film there were so many commercials for last year? It was animated and seemed to be about some guy whose house went flying somewhere.
Obviously I don't know my movies very well.Be kind to others, you never know when you might need some kindness in return. Unless of course, you drive a death banana, then anything goes
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Thanks. It must be good since this is the 3rd recommendation. Up it is. Originally Posted by numbers123
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