Re: See anything good/bad this weekend?

I only have time for GOOD movies.....lol



"WeeVixen" <not@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> This from the guy who has no time to watch Veer-Zaara, one of my favs...
:-P
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> robs440 wrote:
> > sky captain?  toss it unless you're really bored...........
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> > "WeeVixen" <not@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >> Brian Kraft wrote:
> >>> WeeVixen wrote:
> >>>
> >>>> Mr and Mrs Smith
> >>> Silly but fun so you don't mind.
> >> I'd be willing to watch most things Angelina Jolie is in. Although I
> >> keep moving Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow (or whatever it is)
> >> further down my netflix queue when it gets close to the top.
> >>
> >>>> Memoirs of a Geisha
> >>> Deserved cinematography award; night scene in rickshaw is stunning.
> >> I'm sure I'm going to love it. I was worried when it first came out,
> >> especially when I heard they'd used CHinese actresses to play the
lead
> >> Japanese parts. I thought they (director) might have screwed it up
> >> somehow if they were willing to use the wrong "race" as the lead. lol
I
> >> have too many bad experiences with people not having the faintest
clue
> >> about Chinese or Japanese and lumping us all together. Especially in
GJ
> >> where most of the populace has not been outside of GJ! lol
> >>
> >>>> History of Britain disc 1
> >>> by Simon Shama; these are great, especially between 1000-1500
> >>> I watched all 15 parts in a few nights, have them on DivX
> >> This, I've still only watched the first 10 minutes of. It does look
> >> highly interesting though. I'm happy to hear something good about it.
^_^
> >>
> >> On an aside, I just found out that one of my counterparts at work is
> >> really into the Hayao Miyazaki films and Japanese culture. To the
point
> >> that I convinced him to give me his "real life outside of work" email
> >> addy. lol
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