Which Movie?

[Paul Pless]

Should I see this afternoon at 4:20?

[jack grebe]

depends......who ya takin???:rolleyes:

[Canibul]

sorta depends upon which movies are playing this afternoon at 16:20..

[ishmael]

From the reviews I've read, Deja Vu. Apocalyto is, apparently, very well made, but Mel can't seem to make film that doesn't have blood and guts every other frame. Personally, no matter how compelling the story and artful the film making, I don't like to sit through that violence. I think it's genuinely harmful to the mind.

[Gresham CA]

Dont know anything about Deja Vu. Blood and guts is always good afternoon fare.

[Keith Wilson]

My son went to see Apocalypto and liked it, although he has way more tolerance for blood and guts than I do. It's visually spectacular, and really gives a sense of being somewhere very different. I just don't have Mel's enthusiasm for movies of naked men being tortured; not my thing at all.

[PatCox]

Not to mention that Apocalypto is in Mayan, with english subtitles. Gibson has gone quite mad.

[Popeye]

apocalypto sounds interesting , is there any music in it?

[TomF]

Not to mention that Apocalypto is in Mayan, with english subtitles. Gibson has gone quite mad.If the formula works ...his last bloody film shot in a dead language did rather well at the box office. What other options did he have for a sequel?

[StevenBauer]

Have you seen Stranger Than Fiction? I took the girls the other day and really liked it. But I'm a big Maggie Gyllenhaal fan. :)

Steven

[botebum]

Ice Age 2 The Meltdown is out on video. I tried to watch it several times this weekend without success. 6 year olds seem to think it helps if they continually tell you what happens next:rolleyes: I'm gonna watch it tonight, right after Summer goes to bed.

Doug

[ishmael]

If the formula works ...his last bloody film shot in a dead language did rather well at the box office. What other options did he have for a sequel?

I think Gibson is a gifted maker of stories on film. He understands what works with an audience. A topic with a little more love, and less slash and burn, would seem in order.

Noone has made a film of the Tristan and Isolde story, yet. The complexity of that is too big a tackle. But written right it would be compelling.

[marieyack]

I really liked the new James Bond. This is no nancy boy Bond, relying on stupid tricks to get out of trouble.

[donald branscom]

Did you see that movie. Fabulous and a family movie with grit they will all like.

[moTthediesel]

"Worlds Fastest Indian"

Had to about hold my wife at gun point to get her to watch this:

She LOVED it!!

Now recommends it to all her friends.

Oh, I loved it too --

moT

[StevenBauer]

Noone has made a film of the Tristan and Isolde story, yet. The complexity of that is too big a tackle. But written right it would be compelling.

It came out this year, it's on cable now. I'm sure your local video store has it.

www.imdb.com/title/tt0375154/

www.tristanandisoldemovie.com


Steven

[Phil Heffernan]

Have you seen Stranger Than Fiction? I took the girls the other day and really liked it. But I'm a big Maggie Gyllenhaal fan. :)

Steven

I loved that flic, usually can't take Will Farrell, but the whole thing worked great...

Also, 'Running With Scissors' was superb...The whole cast was superb, but Annette Benning should get an Oscar...

PH