Movies! Movies! Movies! (Non-Japanese)

9 Dec 2007, 13:50 #3121

EstherM wrote:After having read all the comments - I shall never ever mention a movie I am going to watch. :bow:
Peace ne!

Ehh, I wouldn't worry about it: there was no flaming involved, just a long discussion/debate... :)

9 Dec 2007, 14:00 #3122

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has anyone seen JUNO? such an awesome flick.

9 Dec 2007, 14:07 #3123

kuroyume wrote:has anyone seen JUNO? such an awesome flick.

Nope, but I hear it's good.

Really good. :)

9 Dec 2007, 14:21 #3124

Anime Dad wrote:

And there's probably at least one person somewhere who would regard someone else's "worst movie ever" as their favorite. :hehe:

Yeah, some people liked the Star Wars prequels. :beaten:

9 Dec 2007, 14:25 #3125

Kijinnmaru wrote:Yeah, some people liked the Star Wars prequels. :beaten:

I thought the third prequel was quite good.

9 Dec 2007, 14:28 #3126

bmwracer wrote:
I thought the third prequel was quite good.

The 5 seconds with James Earl Jones' voice? :hehe:

9 Dec 2007, 15:08 #3127

Kijinnmaru wrote:The 5 seconds with James Earl Jones' voice? :hehe:

A little more than that.

12 Dec 2007, 12:49 #3128

May 22, 2008.

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12 Dec 2007, 12:51 #3129

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12 Dec 2007, 13:04 #3130

i think i'll skip this one and wait for Indiana Jones and the Wheelchair of Terror.

12 Dec 2007, 13:19 #3131

krim wrote:i think i'll skip this one and wait for Indiana Jones and the Wheelchair of Terror.

I think Stallone is doing that... Rocky vs. Mr. T: Live at the Geriatric Ward.

12 Dec 2007, 13:54 #3132

:lol:

13 Dec 2007, 06:23 #3133

krim wrote:i think i'll skip this one and wait for Indiana Jones and the Wheelchair of Terror.

Mmmmmmm... Mr. Ford... :drooling:

13 Dec 2007, 06:25 #3134

Regardless, I'm going to go see it... :victory:

14 Dec 2007, 04:15 #3135

Indy without Nazis, damn... Oh well.

I was just watching Scaramouche the other day. Yes, the one with Steward Granger.

14 Dec 2007, 04:18 #3136

Takekaze wrote:Indy without Nazis, damn... Oh well.

If the timeline is in the 50's, he can battle Commies... Or McCarthyism.

I was just watching Scaramouche the other day. Yes, the one with Steward Granger.

I have that on laserdisc... From Criterion. :victory:

14 Dec 2007, 04:22 #3137

Certainly, but Nazis are more fun. How will they beat the melting Nazi from Raiders? Or... Adolf's autograph in the grail diary? Nazis are perfect to make fun of. Commies leave an odd aftertaste. It's just not the same. He could... make fun of Mao, that'd work.

Aaaah... Scaramouche, dagger and cloak, fencing, dashing and daring stuff... Now I want to watch Captain Blood...

14 Dec 2007, 04:36 #3138

Takekaze wrote:Aaaah... Scaramouche, dagger and cloak, fencing, dashing and daring stuff... Now I want to watch Captain Blood...

Now I've got that on DVD... :mrgreen:

Errol Flynn and Olivia DeHavilland... Great film duo. :thumbsup:

14 Dec 2007, 04:46 #3139

I read that long post by Takekaze and I can honestly say that a lot of the things he wrote echoed what a friend of mine, who is a Vietnam vet, has told me. That's all I want to say on this matter because I don't want to get offtopic, plus I'm not into talking about such controversial topics on a message board.

On topic: I think I might see that Enchanted movie with a friend tomorrow. That's just what I need--some brainless rom/com movie to take my mind off of things. :victory:

14 Dec 2007, 04:47 #3140

Takekaze

Scaramouche!!!

Man I loved that movie.

They used to do something called "The Million Dollar Movie" back in N.Y. when I was a kid. They'd run the same movie every afternoon for a week, starting at 3 in the afternoon.

Scaramouche, The Crimson Pirate, and Captain Blood were three of the movies that I remember watching every afternoon.

I've never gotten around to buying a copy of the film, but I've still got the 1921 Rafael Sabatini novel the movie was based on.

Thanks for mentioning it. I'll have to head over to Netflix now and give it a click.

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