Review: Reign Over Me

What a wonderful movie just plain and simple as that.

This movie really did have everything and the cast did a wonderful job. Who says Sandler can't act? They are lame if they still say that after this movie. Don Cheadle was just perfect his acting was really perfect to say the least.

I'll just put it like this if you liked the trailer then you won't be disappointed. In fact it was even better than I ever dreamed it could be.

This is not a 9-11 movie so do not let that scare you off it's just part of the backstory of Sandler's character.

You care about the people in the film and feel that they are real and that is what makes a good film.

I am not really sure what to rate this film I really don't I feel that I would not be able to do it justice if I were to just put a number on it.

So Verdict: 10 out of 10

A wonderful story with a perfect mix of everything.

OFFICE RELATED: BJ Ryan played a part and wow he may have played the biggest jerk I have ever seen in a movie. I would have used a stronger word but it would block it out I am sure. P.S. He was a lawyer with no heart. Good thing he was put in place.

has anyone seen The greatest game ever played??

But wait that's in 1986 it's in color you watch color movies?

I got A Room with a View (1986). I've never seen this movie and don't really know how good it is- but I've wanted to see it for quite a while now....

Oh yeah- I love Desk Set. I actually find it kinda tame compared to some of the scenes in Women of the Year with the both of them. I actually couldn't believe a few of the scenes in that movie being made in 1942 and all. Not that it was anything like today's movies- but still. It was a great movie too. But yes- I do like Desk Set

Anyone interested in seeing Grindhouse? I'm down for it.

I just had the most seriously frightening moment with my four year old daughter:
She's watching Lady and the Tramp, and the two dogs were having their "bella notte". She suddenly she says, "awww....They're going to sleep together!"

It was a moment before I realized that she literally meant sleep, because they show them waking up next to each other the next morning.

Me and my corrupted mind.

I only got 1 movie from netflix today The other is "shipping today" so it will be here tomorrow. I got A Room with a View (1986). I've never seen this movie and don't really know how good it is- but I've wanted to see it for quite a while now....

I only got 1 movie from netflix today The other is "shipping today" so it will be here tomorrow. I got A Room with a View (1986). I've never seen this movie and don't really know how good it is- but I've wanted to see it for quite a while now....

Bubs, I hope you liked it! I love that movie!!! *singing*...key of G! However we're in the key of B minor. (Or something like that) I love Freddie! This was the first British Period film that I'd ever seen (which was when I was 10) and it started a love affair that has not diminished, but grown more passionate. And when I think of all the actors in that film! Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, Helena Bohnam-Carter, etc. It's mind boggling! I think I'm gonna have to rent this one, too! Ah, sweet, sweet memories!

I think you're going to love it. Plus its main storyline includes a young woman engaged, or almost engaged to one guy, while becoming increasingly attracted to another, who is completely smitten with her. Sound familiar?

I caught the first part of Whatever Happened to Baby Jane, with Betty Davis, and Joan Crawford. I'd wanted to see this one for a long time. I tivo'd it for the second half I'll watch tonight. Wow! Betty Davis plays one amazingly psycho biatch! I can't wait to watch the rest. Bubble, have you seen it?

Mirren and Harris Hunt National Treasure

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movies I rented this weekend...

Night of the living dorks
benchwarmers
strangers with candy
the aristocrats
the hoilday
the illuionist
devil wears prada

Yep I rented all of em at one time and Im finishing up the hoilday now. so far so good. I really liked the Devil wears prada. Don't ask why benchwarmers.

OKAY MIXED AND BUBBLES you've not seen what ever happened to baby jane?! AGH!!! It's one of the best movies cause those 2 women really hated each other in real life. They both did horrible things to each other durning the filming.

Has anyone seen 'Brick' ?
Anyone who likes Hammett, may enjoy it -Dash's language-The Glass Key (with an amusing nutso William Bendix standin). I liked it.

Netflix movie (or should I say series) of the day: North and South (2004). It's a BBC mini-series. I've heard some really great things about it- and it has a 9.3 out of 10 rating on IMDB- so I'm guessing it is good. It's in 4 episodes- and on 2 disks, each 2 hours long so it might take me a few days to watch it.

I'm running out of good movies for my Netflix, so I might have to look into "North and South"... please let us know how it is . My husband has been filling our queue, so we have a lot of Bond-type movies coming up . I can use all the help I can get!

Ok- so I just finished watching all 4 hours of this mini-series Believe me- once you start watching it, it's impossible to stop. This is the best mini-series from the BBC I've ever seen. I can't even begin to recommend it enough! It reminds me, in a way, of a Jane Austin novel- which the book this is based on was not written by her. But this series is amazing- everyone should add it to their list of must watch

My baby doesn't sleep all night, so I could really use a miniseries to keep me awake at the moment!

I see the baby isnt taking requests for required sleep? I remember those nights...nights....nights...thank god for concealer or big sunglasses the next day following those nights. I dont know if you read Harry Potter fan fiction but I found a new site, unless you know it already, that seems to have some good stories here-HP fan fiction.

Bubbles there is a great new Jane Austen series on dvd-northhanger abbey, emma, and mansfield park. Try to find them, you might enjoy them.

I miss old hollywood

Bubbles there is a great new Jane Austen series on dvd-northhanger abbey, emma, and mansfield park. Try to find them, you might enjoy them.

Best part of baby jane, joan crawford being draged acorss the floor by davis. Crawford added 20 pound weights to her body just to be heavier for davis when she had to be dragged. I miss old hollywood

oh Muffy I forgot to ask how 'big brother' was dealing with the new addition?!

Northanger Abbey and Mansfield Park are both on my netflix lists. I've seen the BBC version and the '95 versions of Emma- and I loved the BBC version. I'm renting BBC/Jane Austin stuff left and right these days
So do I...

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Loooooooooove Mansfield Park. Francis O'Connor and Johnny Lee Miller are both so good. And James Purefoy is in it too for all you Rome lovers.

oh I love johnny lee miller so much. There are new verisons though, just made recently. I think mansfield park is with billie piper and northhanger abbey is with kate beckinsale and emma I don't remember who was in that.

So far, he has pinched him, hit him several times, tried to draw on him with a crayon, and tried to push him out of my lap whenever the occasion arises. He screams nearly every time he seems him. I've already decided to quit nursing/pumping because every time I do, he takes it as an opportunity to misbehave. Yesterday he and his sister ran in the living room and took turns jumping off the coffee table.

Kate Beckinsale was in Emma. I've heard about the new versions of these books. From what I've read, the new adaptation of Mansfield Park wasn't very good- but Northanger Abbey was. Both were ITV adaptations instead of the BBC. (And I do love the BBC) I'm still interested in seeing both so I can draw my own conclusions though.

Kate Beckinsale was in Emma. I've heard about the new versions of these books. From what I've read, the new adaptation of Mansfield Park wasn't very good- but Northanger Abbey was. Both were ITV adaptations instead of the BBC. (And I do love the BBC) I'm still interested in seeing both so I can draw my own conclusions though.