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Old 11-25-2012, 08:16 PM
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Internet says "les Mis" coming out around Christmas time. Have to add that one to my list along with Lincoln. Anne Hathaway supposed to be terrific in it. Didn't even know she could sing. Probably should have. Some people blessed with endless talent. Saw Les Mis in Las Vegas. Really good show.
Just saw preview told my wife that was Emmy Rossum and she said no dummy that's your girl Hathaway..I didn't know she could sing i says...She became one of my girls after Prada, love her...she's so cute... Have both movies on my list also...have you seen The Bourne Legacy?..gotta get that but know i will be disappointed without my boy Damon...
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Old 11-25-2012, 09:26 PM
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Just saw preview told my wife that was Emmy Rossum and she said no dummy that's your girl Hathaway..I didn't know she could sing i says...She became one of my girls after Prada, love her...she's so cute... Have both movies on my list also...have you seen The Bourne Legacy?..gotta get that but know i will be disappointed without my boy Damon...
No, didn't see Bourne Legacy. Last thing I saw him in was the newer version of True Grit which I enjoyed very much. I guess the last thing I watched recently was Hunger Games which I rented on my kindle. Can't remember when I actually went to the movie theater to watch a movie. Usually just rent them and watch on kindle especially, if I'm going somewhere like Vegas. Just download them and watch them on the plane.
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Old 11-25-2012, 09:40 PM
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I think the last couple of movies that I saw that I really liked were George Clooney in The Descendants and Brad Pitt in Money Ball. I sometimes get on some strange kicks with movies. For a while, I was watching a lot of sub-titled foreign movies like The Kite Runner and the Stieg Larsson trilogy The Girl with the Dragon Tatoo, etc. Read those books also. Saw a very intense movie titled The Stoning of Saraya M that was absolutely haunting. Iranian director I think and some Iranian American actors. Not sure where it was made, but it was a courageous movie about the horrifying practice in some muslim countries of stoning for infidelity.
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Old 11-25-2012, 10:39 PM
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I think the last couple of movies that I saw that I really liked were George Clooney in The Descendants and Brad Pitt in Money Ball. I sometimes get on some strange kicks with movies. For a while, I was watching a lot of sub-titled foreign movies like The Kite Runner and the Stieg Larsson trilogy The Girl with the Dragon Tatoo, etc. Read those books also. Saw a very intense movie titled The Stoning of Saraya M that was absolutely haunting. Iranian director I think and some Iranian American actors. Not sure where it was made, but it was a courageous movie about the horrifying practice in some muslim countries of stoning for infidelity.
The Descendants is adapted from a novel- I'm glad you mentioned it; I meant to put it on my library list after I saw the movie and I forgot. Thanks for the reminder! I liked the movie, too. I wasn't a George Clooney fan for the longest time, but the older he gets, the more I like him as an actor. I thought he was terrific in The Descendants.
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Old 11-25-2012, 11:59 PM
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The Descendants is adapted from a novel- I'm glad you mentioned it; I meant to put it on my library list after I saw the movie and I forgot. Thanks for the reminder! I liked the movie, too. I wasn't a George Clooney fan for the longest time, but the older he gets, the more I like him as an actor. I thought he was terrific in The Descendants.
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Old 11-25-2012, 10:53 PM
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I think the last couple of movies that I saw that I really liked were George Clooney in The Descendants and Brad Pitt in Money Ball. I sometimes get on some strange kicks with movies. For a while, I was watching a lot of sub-titled foreign movies like The Kite Runner and the Stieg Larsson trilogy The Girl with the Dragon Tatoo, etc. Read those books also. Saw a very intense movie titled The Stoning of Saraya M that was absolutely haunting. Iranian director I think and some Iranian American actors. Not sure where it was made, but it was a courageous movie about the horrifying practice in some muslim countries of stoning for infidelity.
Pitt was excellent in that movie and my pick for the Oscar...IMO his best role ever..I can't remember last time i was at the movies, maybe 15 years or more..I've had netflix for about 4 years and before that Movie Gallery...Think i've seen every movie ever made...lol...we had a movie thread in the Esoteric Central forum several months ago...i've been building a list of movies that i liked over the years, still adding to it...will put it up soon...have to get Michael mclem0822 over here, he's a movie buff too..
A movie he put me on was really off=beat, you remember Frazier's brother
David Hyde Pierce, he's the star in this one The Perfect Host (2011).kept me guessing...check it out...
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Pitt was excellent in that movie and my pick for the Oscar...IMO his best role ever..I can't remember last time i was at the movies, maybe 15 years or more..I've had netflix for about 4 years and before that Movie Gallery...Think i've seen every movie ever made...lol...we had a movie thread in the Esoteric Central forum several months ago...i've been building a list of movies that i liked over the years, still adding to it...will put it up soon...have to get Michael mclem0822 over here, he's a movie buff too..
A movie he put me on was really off=beat, you remember Frazier's brother
David Hyde Pierce, he's the star in this one The Perfect Host (2011).kept me guessing...check it out...
I think I saw that movie The Perfect Host on netflicks, but I didn't watch it. Almost too much on netflicks. Hard to choose what to watch. An interesting movie I saw back awhile ago was this movie Memento with Guy Pearce. Absolutely make you crazy to watch it.
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I think I saw that movie The Perfect Host on netflicks, but I didn't watch it. Almost too much on netflicks. Hard to choose what to watch. An interesting movie I saw back awhile ago was this movie Memento with Guy Pearce. Absolutely make you crazy to watch it.
Don't remember watching Memento but like Guy Pearce..he was great in L.A. Confidential as was Kim Basinger
btw, my wife loves Clooney...
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Don't remember watching Memento but like Guy Pearce..he was great in L.A. Confidential as was Kim Basinger
btw, my wife loves Clooney...
Memento is on netflicks. It is like nothing you've ever seen before. After I watched I said WTF did I just watch. My son recommended it. Dummy me, had to have him explain it to me after I watched it.
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