loved Juno, laughed and cried...haven't had the time or babysitter to see the others, but they're on my list
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I can't believe you did not put 3:10 to Yuma on there... Stephanie has made me watch it twice.
-Stu
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I have more or less given up on Hollywood.
Thankfully our library 1.)has a bigger selection of dvd's than blockbuster or Netflix (yes, really - all the cool indie & "foreign" stuff, too) 2.) its free to borrow them so if they stink I just drop 'em off half-watched.
I'm spoiled like that...I guess my tax dollars are being used for SOMETHING good in the 'hood.
Ok, I have to relent on poor Waitress - I like pie and babies and it wasn't horrible, like the other too. (Nicolas and Ben and Julianne: what the hell?)
The way Waitress ended felt artificial, too tidy. But what do I know: I'm ruined.
Okay...I will admit...I thought next was a cool concept, but that's cause I'm an action/sci-fi kinda girl! Nothing moves me like a sappy romance too! Maybe I'll watch Waitress on my next Redbox Free Movie Monday!
Juno rocked! The screenwriter is a home town girl and I read her book, Candy Girl, about her life as a stripper (for a year post college). It's a great bathtub read. And I hear you. Really great movies highlight horrible ones. Rewatch Philadelphia with Tom Hanks/Denzel Washington and Tootsie.
We watched Heartbreak Kid in our living room with our friends, and I alternated between being embarrassed and not know what the crap I was looking at... what a bomb.
I liked Waitress, but it wasn't as good as I had hoped it would be. I have a thing for Nathan Fillion, though.
Heartbreak Kid was a major disappointment. I haven't seen the others, though. Thanks for the tip. Haven't been to a movie in a theater since May of 2007. I must be a mommy.
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Mmmmmmm. Pie.
I need to see the three you liked and soon!
-Stu
Thankfully our library 1.)has a bigger selection of dvd's than blockbuster or Netflix (yes, really - all the cool indie & "foreign" stuff, too) 2.) its free to borrow them so if they stink I just drop 'em off half-watched.
I'm spoiled like that...I guess my tax dollars are being used for SOMETHING good in the 'hood.
The way Waitress ended felt artificial, too tidy. But what do I know: I'm ruined.
And, um, you forgot to mention, you know. (3:10 to Yuma)
hehe
Have you seen The Last Mimzy yet? Lovely. Also...Stardust if you're into fantasy at all.
Can't wait to see both Juno & Atonement.
I liked Waitress, but it wasn't as good as I had hoped it would be. I have a thing for Nathan Fillion, though.
(I'm still too scared to see Sweeney Todd)