Twilight (Friday) and New Moon (Saturday) with the kids.
The kids, especialy my daugther enjoyed them alot.
2012 - not the blockbuster i was hoping for but close.
quote:Originally posted by KSC02:
Up In The Air
I enjoyed this one
+1, this one made me feel a little better about my demanding career.
I was not aware of this movie being out. If you decide to see it, I would enjoy hearing your take. If there is significant coverage of the collection alone, this would be reason enough.quote:Originally posted by wine+art:
After seeing Ghost Writer, I'm in the mood to go see a movie again soon.
Has anyone seen The Art of the Steal?
I do understand that Winetarelli and MJAlbers may be the only other forum members curious to see this movie, but thought I would ask anyway.
When the Italian off-line was in Philly a couple of years ago, several of our group went to the Barnes Foundation one afternoon, and the fiery debate had taken center stage.
Barnes had very strong opinions and views on art,and the role of art in the public domain.
It seems culture has become big business, and Dr. Barnes wishes and demands have fallen victim to revisionist history, in my opinion.
All this said, the Barnes collection is brilliant and priceless in my opinion, yet with an appraised value well north of $25 billion, the culture whores could not overlook this opportunity, regardless of Dr. Barnes mandate.
Noted, with thanks!quote:Originally posted by Gigond Ass:Just OK. If you decide to go, the IMAX is the ticket for 3D.quote:Originally posted by MJAlbers:Thoughts?quote:Originally posted by Gigond Ass:
Alice in Wonderland at the IMAX.
Up in the Air.
Good movie.
Good movie.
quote:Originally posted by MJAlbers:I was not aware of this movie being out. IF you decide to see it, I would enjoy hearing your take. If there is significant coverage of the collection alone, this would be reason enough.quote:Originally posted by wine+art:
After seeing Ghost Writer, I'm in the mood to go see a movie again soon.
Has anyone seen The Art of the Steal?
I do understand that Winetarelli and MJAlbers may be the only other forum members curious to see this movie, but thought I would ask anyway.
When the Italian off-line was in Philly a couple of years ago, several of our group went to the Barnes Foundation one afternoon, and the fiery debate had taken center stage.
Barnes had very strong opinions and views on art,and the role of art in the public domain.
It seems culture has become big business, and Dr. Barnes wishes and demands have fallen victim to revisionist history, in my opinion.
All this said, the Barnes collection is brilliant and priceless in my opinion, yet with an appraised value well north of $25 billion, the culture whores could not overlook this opportunity, regardless of Dr. Barnes mandate.
If?
The Princess and the Frog
Ready for The Pacific, take two.
me too. and directly followed by Breaking Bad season 3. oh hells yeah!
quote:Originally posted by wine+art:
Ready for The Pacific, take two.
Gofather II
Godfather III
Godfather III
About to watch Maltese Falcon.
"The Ghost Writer" the implausible story of a retired British Prime Minister writing his Autobiography on Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, is an excellent movie by Roman Polanski! Thoughtful, full of subtle surprises, and with plenty of cameo's. ****
Pardon me.quote:Originally posted by wine+art:quote:Originally posted by MJAlbers:I was not aware of this movie being out. When you decide to see it, I would enjoy hearing your take. If there is significant coverage of the collection alone, this would be reason enough.quote:Originally posted by wine+art:
After seeing Ghost Writer, I'm in the mood to go see a movie again soon.
Has anyone seen The Art of the Steal?
I do understand that Winetarelli and MJAlbers may be the only other forum members curious to see this movie, but thought I would ask anyway.
When the Italian off-line was in Philly a couple of years ago, several of our group went to the Barnes Foundation one afternoon, and the fiery debate had taken center stage.
Barnes had very strong opinions and views on art,and the role of art in the public domain.
It seems culture has become big business, and Dr. Barnes wishes and demands have fallen victim to revisionist history, in my opinion.
All this said, the Barnes collection is brilliant and priceless in my opinion, yet with an appraised value well north of $25 billion, the culture whores could not overlook this opportunity, regardless of Dr. Barnes mandate.
If?
The Gods Must Be Crazy
Master and Commander
Ironman
(I had a couple of long flights....)
Master and Commander
Ironman
(I had a couple of long flights....)
quote:Originally posted by latour67:
"The Ghost Writer" the implausible story of a retired British Prime Minister writing his Autobiography on Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, is an excellent movie by Roman Polanski! Thoughtful, full of subtle surprises, and with plenty of cameo's. ****
latour67, I have now seen this movie twice.
You have keen insight in your movie selection.
quote:Originally posted by Estimator:quote:Originally posted by KSC02:
Up In The Air
I enjoyed this one
+1, this one made me feel a little better about my demanding career.
It made me feel worse about mine. The traveling part that is. Movie was OK, but very different than the book. Vera has a nice ass.
SAW V and VI tonight.....
I don't understand. You watched SAW V and decided to keep going with version VI?
That's like the guy who hits himself over and over again with a hammer because it feels so good when he stops.
That's like the guy who hits himself over and over again with a hammer because it feels so good when he stops.
No...I plan on watching BOTH SAW V and VI tonight...I watched SAW, SAW II, SAW III and SAW IV in order over the past week...Enjoyed all, with SAW II being the lowest rated of the four so far...
quote:Originally posted by steve8:
It made me feel worse about mine. The traveling part that is. Movie was OK, but very different than the book.
Funny. While watching this movie both D and I said, "this movie has got steve written all over it".
It's Complicated. Just ok at the second run theatre.
paranormal activity
worst...movie...ever....
worst...movie...ever....
Zombieland, a rental for some lighthearted fun.
Anyone seen Green Zone yet?
Anyone seen Green Zone yet?
quote:Originally posted by Whine-oh:
Zombieland, a rental for some lighthearted fun.
Anyone seen Green Zone yet?
Haha, I watched Zombieland last night, too.
Woody Harrelson was actually decent...entertaining enough movie.
They also enjoy a '97 BV GdL in the movie..
quote:Originally posted by dannyk8232:quote:Originally posted by Whine-oh:
Zombieland, a rental for some lighthearted fun.
Anyone seen Green Zone yet?
Haha, I watched Zombieland last night, too.
Woody Harrelson was actually decent...entertaining enough movie.
They also enjoy a '97 BV GdL in the movie..
It pairs well with Twinkies...
quote:Originally posted by mneeley490:quote:Originally posted by dannyk8232:quote:Originally posted by Whine-oh:
Zombieland, a rental for some lighthearted fun.
Anyone seen Green Zone yet?
Haha, I watched Zombieland last night, too.
Woody Harrelson was actually decent...entertaining enough movie.
They also enjoy a '97 BV GdL in the movie..
It pairs well with Twinkies...
Lethal Weapon. The original from 1987.
8 1/2.
this one, yes, because of noah baumbach. early reviews are also stating that this is the performance of stiller's carreer. i also liked him in "Permanent Midnight" so i was hoping the 2 could balance it out. and actually, he wasn't the the downpoint of this film(Greenberg)
quote:Originally posted by steve8:quote:
Did you expect a Ben Stiller movie to be good?He probably irritates me more than any other actor out there these days.
Last night we watched Brothers. Not bad, but speaking of irritating actors... Tobey Maguire.
You do realize you used Ben Stiller and actor in the same post Steve.
i've had the dvd sitting on my table for months now and somehow i also seem to find something else to do.lol
quote:Originally posted by steve8:
Last night we watched Brothers. Not bad, but speaking of irritating actors... Tobey Maguire.
The Men Who Stare at Goats.
Chloe.
quote:Originally posted by TBird:
paranormal activity
worst...movie...ever....
Thank you, I totally agree. The public was bamboozled & hyped into seeing nothing of any quality! Easily, the worst movie I saw in 2009!
did you enjoy it?quote:Originally posted by wine+art:
Chloe.
quote:Originally posted by GlennK:did you enjoy it?quote:Originally posted by wine+art:
Chloe.
I will respond on FB to you soon.
"Remember Me".
A slower moving, but poignant, film with a unique ending. I enjoyed this movie, although it got mixed reviews. Good performances by: Chris Cooper, Pierce Brosnan, Robert Pattinson, Emilie de Ravin, and Lena Olin.
A slower moving, but poignant, film with a unique ending. I enjoyed this movie, although it got mixed reviews. Good performances by: Chris Cooper, Pierce Brosnan, Robert Pattinson, Emilie de Ravin, and Lena Olin.