Yes, it has Scarlett Johansen and Hugh Jackman.

p.s. I can't get enough of the BBC!

Who is in it? Its not the Scoop with Scarlett Johansen right?

p.s. I love BBC movies

Here is the Amazon.com page of SCOOP and viewers reviews. I am waiting for the used price to go down a bit so when combined with shipping it will be around $10 or so. Anything with Hugh Jackman in it, is a must see

Correct me if I'm mistaken but isn't that another Woody Allen movie? Case in point.

Oh, I hate to leave JAM4EVA hanging like that.

MARSHALL!!!

Thanks for the link! It seems hardcore Woody Allen fans wrote those reviews, so I'm going to take them with a grain of salt! I'll probably pick it up when it gets a little cheaper. You're right, Hugh Jackman is as a good a reason as any to see it.



Don't worry, I'm not much of a Woody Allen fan. But, I do like independent and BBC films. "Scoop" hit these categories so I had to check it out.

Thanks!!!!!!!! I love that movie now, did anyone see that??????

Lucas: Filming `Indiana Jones 4' in 2007 By ALICIA CHANG, Associated Press Writer
2 hours, 39 minutes ago


BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - George Lucas said Friday that filming of the long-awaited "Indiana Jones" movie will begin next year.

Harrison Ford, who appeared in the three earlier flicks, the last one coming in 1989, is set to star again.
Lucas said he and Steven Spielberg recently finalized the script for the film.

"It's going to be fantastic. It's going to be the best one yet," the 62-year-old filmmaker said during a break from preparing for his duties as grand marshal of Monday's Rose Parade.

Exact film locations have not been decided yet, but Lucas said part of the movie will be shot in Los Angeles.

The fourth chapter of the "Indiana Jones" saga, which will hit theaters in May 2008, has been in development for over a decade with several screenwriters taking a crack at the script, but it only recently gained momentum.

Lucas kept mum about the plot, but said that the latest action flick will be a "character piece" that will include "very interesting mysteries."

"I think it's going to be really cool," Lucas said.

At the inaugural Rome Film Festival in October, the 64-year-old Ford said he was excited to team up with Lucas and Spielberg again for the fourth "Indiana Jones" installment. Ford said he was "fit to continue" to play the title role despite his age.

Ford played Indiana Jones in 1981's "Raiders of the Lost Ark," 1984's "Temple of Doom" and 1989's "The Last Crusade."

Lucas praised Ford for breathing life into his character.

"Mostly it's the charm of Harrison that makes it work," he said.
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sheesh take your time why dont you?

Yeah didn't you hear- the next one is going to be entitled "Indiana Jones and the curse of Rascal Scooter"

Is that the same one invented by tom kruise??

I forgot about that one

*singing* Hoveround, Hoveround,....Hoveround.

no nolol he sings, you made me love youlol that old woman who sings it at the end reminds me of the old woman from cocoon.

Well keep all your fingers crossed on lucas writting the script. I love him but he had some cheesey moments in the star wars prequels.

When ever I see commercials for those scooters I think of the Seinfeld episode where George leads those old folks on a very slow speed chase.

That poor little lady at the end cannot sing! I remember the first time I saw that commercial I laughed so hard. Even better- I saw a new one today for "The Scooter Store" This little old man is sitting at his front window and his granddaughter comes up to say bye to him. He looks at her all sad and then watches her walk down the front path. His daughter notices he is sad so she calls the scooter store. The whole commercial was about getting one of those things so he could be happy and go outside with his granddaughter. The way they started out the commercial made it seem like he had alzheimer's or something and couldn't remember who his granddaughter was. (That was my impression and I felt sorry for him- until I realized what the commercial was really for) My mom and I laughed a good 5 minutes after seeing this commercial at lunch today.

Ok- back to your regularly scheduled movie thread

JAM4EVA, It seems we have another thing in common. I did see We Are Marshall and i agree it was brilliant filmmaking. However i saw Scoop and loved it as well. We seem to get points but then lose them, interesting.

scoop was good. I had been so surprised by allens last two movies. And i was one of the 10 peeople who saw that awful anything else, with ricci. Im getting alittle tired of scarlett though..she's becoming stale to me. Dont bother with the black dahlia. awful and long and awful. did i mention awful?

I have Scoop on my table from Netflix...just got it today. I'll let you know. I actually really liked Match Point, so I'm hoping it's OK like that.


Just watched "My Super Ex-Girlfriend." Or, I should say, watch the first 2/3rds and did other things till the end of the movie. Rainn was pretty much the only good thing in that movie, though he was a one-note character.

I agree, Scarlett is losing her touch, if she even had one to start with, i never did liker her.

shes type casted all the time. I actually thought of picking up super ex girlfriend but have decided not to. People on here have mainly said it was okay

Has anyone had the chance to see "For Your Consideration" yet? It has already come and gone form theaters. I hear it is marvelous.

YES ! Loved it. Very in the vein of Best in Show. Catherine O'Hara is amazing and definitely deserves the award hype she's getting.

Yes, I hear she did fantastic.
Everyone has seen the Golden Globe nominations, right?

How about that Leo getting nominated twice in the same catagory, he is amazing!

Also, Will Smith getting nominated for best actor, he definitly deserved it, he was excellent in The Pursuit of Happyness.

Do you think Leo's two nods will cancel eachother out? Or does Will have it in the bag (I haven't seen it, but must admit that when I saw the previews, I got a huge lump in my throat and almost sobbed out loud!).

Eastwood also got two nominations, I think.

I'm still amazed at the 'rags to riches' Jennifer Hudson story. I remember her being on David Letterman doing the "America, what were you thinking?" countdown after she was ousted. Suck on that, AI voters! A Golden Globe and/or Oscar is so much better than American Idol status!

Kinda bummed that Little Miss Sunshine hasn't gotten broader category recognition.

I think that Leo will win for The Departed for all the hype that goes with it, after all it is a Martin Scorsese film. Will was amazing and you're right, the movie was very tear-jerking. However, it is a honor just to be nominated and sorry Will, but i don't think he will win.

An Oscar and Golden Globe is sooo much better then AI status! I totally agree. She must be on cloud nine right now.

I guess the Academy doesn'e really recognize Sundance films too much. Poor Little Miss Sunshine.

I just hope Scorsese at last gets his Oscar and Leo needs one too.

I'm still working my way through the Classic Comedies boxed set I got for Christmas. Tonight I watched Libeled Lady and To Be or Not To Be (has Jack Benny and Carole Lombard in it). The first one was really good and quite a bit of slapstick comedy. I would definitely recommend it. Plus it was one of Jean Harlow's last movies she made before she died. The second movie was a really dark comedy. It was made in 1942 during WWII but it focused around Nazism. It was a really good movie though- I really like dark comedy's. I still have 3 movies left in the boxed set; Dinner at Eight (another Jean Harlow movie) Bringing Up Baby (on of my favorites- with Katherine Hepburn and Cary Grant) and The Philadelphia Story (Katherine Hepburn, Cary Grant and Jimmy Stewart-a really good classic, another favorite)
I also shared my thoughts on the 6th movie in the box, Stage Door on the last page- another great, dark comedy.

bubble have you ever seen That Hamilton Woman? It's kinda long but good. I'm a sucker for a Viven leigh movie though. Oh and get Jezebel if you can find it, bette davis was really great in that, her bid for Gone With The Wind. Can you believe they actually audition lucille ball for scarlett o'hara

I love that movie too- I think I watched it 3 times when I first got it. (I actually saw it at the theatre down the street from my house about 7 or 8 years ago. They had a special thing where they would play old movies like GWtW and Singing in the Rain. I was lucky to see both of those on the big screen ) Haven't watched it in awhile though- always so many movies to watch (at least for me ) I may have to pull that one out again soon!

No- I've never seen that- but I love Vivien Leigh! I might have to check that movie out sometime (I also need to get the Anna Karenina version with her in it) And no- the first time that I heard that Lucille Ball auditioned for Scarlett I couldn't believe it! I definitely can't see anyone else playing Scarlett now- Vivien Leigh was perfect!

Oh my God, I love Vivien Leigh and Gone with the Wind is a movie that I have literally watched over and over agian despite it being like four hours long.

Well, lets see.

Charade (Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn)
Rear Window(Jimmy Stewart)
The Time Machine(the old one)(hilarious to see what the future will be like)
The Birds(of course)
North by Northwest(another Cary Grant)
Pillow Talk(Rock Hudson)
Wait Until Dark(Audrey Hepburn)
etc.etc.

I love Bringing Up Baby and A Phildelphia Story! I love how the actors (in Philidelphia Story) collide, i mean thier acting is marvelous and it is so fun to watch them, they are hilarious.
By the way, Wouldn't Cary Grant(my absolute favorite) been a great BOND. I mean he is so suave. Think about it...

this is such a great thread! it's great reading people's feedback about current movies and some old ones aswell.

this summer i started this list of classic movies that i've never seen, but need to see. I went on vacation with my extended family(they are really into film) and they kept talking about movies that i had never seen before, so i started a list(i like making lists, it's wierd, i know ) of ones that i just had to see. so far i have like fifty, and thanks to you guys i can add philadelphia story and bringing up baby to my list. if you have any more must-see movies please post! soon i would like to be as well acquainted with film as dwight and andy.

thanks, i've seen charade, and teh others sound really good, i feel like such a loser that i've never seen the birds however i do really like audrey hepburn(loved sabrina!) and cary grant(my moms favourite actor) so, netflix, here i come!

I saw We Are Marshall last night

excellent. sad but good. If you are a cryer, get reday to sob.

The acting is crazy good.

Great picks! Some of my favorite movies- I'm a huge Audrey Hepburn fan (last month my avatar for the boards was a picture of her from Breakfast At Tiffany's


You must see The Birds! Great movie! I love Alfred Hitchcock movies

I actually just got back from seeing Night At the Museum- it was really good! Even though Ricky Gervais only had a small part it was still really funny.

It's my all time fav! First movie i remember watching as a child. Ive seen it atleast 50 times easy. ADA so cool you love it too. Not many people do. It's so long but worth it. hehehe i have the triva board gamelol i may watch it again tonite for new years now.

hitchcock is good, but he was really a strange man in real life. If he didnt make movies, he would have been a serial killerlol he was way too close to his own mother

I love Alfred Hitchcock too, I got Psycho for Christmas

Katherine Hepburn is one of my most favorite actresses and she played one of my most favorite historical figures Queen Eleanor in The Lion in Winter (that movie satisfies so many loves of mine at one time that it's almost an overload).

And yes I am a total Gone with the Wind freak. I have a beautiful musical jewelry box with Scarlet on it and I'm in line to inherit my grandma's GwtW plate set (plates for your wall). And naturally when I was taking any of the three American Literature Pre-Civil War, Civil War, or Post Civil War classes when I was in school, you know what movie I had on (and on constant loop too, it just really sets the mood for that time period and makes it so much funner to read books from that time). I'm a nerd

My husband had never seem Psycho, (doesn't like scary films, it's in black and white, etc.). So being a huge Hitchcock fan, I made him sit down and watch it with me. I noticed he got really quiet, and at the end as the camera pans away from Norman sitting in the police station, I looked over at holdthechicken, and his mouth was open, and he just looked stunned. That was the best reaction.

I missed something with Psycho I thought the TV show ER was scarier than that movie but I guess it's just when it came out it was like super scary it was ahead of it's time.

Audrey Hepburn is one of the greatest of all time.
Whitest Sneakers, i recommend all Audrey Hepburn movies and Cary Grant movies.
Glad to be of service with my list.. feel free to add on.

P.S. Anyone agree with the Cary Grant as Bond scenerio?

Lets go to chilis...

You saw We Are Marshall?

The acting was crazy good wasnt it! Definitly a tear-jerker.

I loved how they did the plane crash...very unique. Also i loved the last scene with the ball flying through the air and they showed everything that happened, very creative...dont you agree?

Katherine Hepburn is also another one of my favorite actresses. I love Bringing Up Baby, The Philadelphia Story and Desk Set

And don't worry about the nerdy Civil War stuff. I'm really into that too. I currently have 5 Civil War novels on my shelf- 2 of which I still need to read. (On Agate Hill and Thirteen Moons)

I recently saw Casino Royale, the new installment to the James Bond 007 series.
I thought it was terrific. The plot was very adventorus and intriquing.
There were also some very quotable lines.
For Example..
"That last hand nearly killed me."
"Your gonna die, scratching my balls."
ETC. ETC.
All other Bond, were kinda boring and weren't exciting all the way through.
Also, Daniel Craig was very unexpected. Everyone had their doubts about him, blonde, wimpy, etc.
He really showed them.
Although Sean Connery is Bond, Daniel Craig is a close second, and he is signed up for two more.
Does anyone agree with Casino Royale being the best Bond film ever?

everyone says craig is good as bond but i saw layer cake and just hated it. so im not sure. I like those english gangster type flims but i just didnt seem to care for him

I LOVE Anthony Perkins!! He was still hot even in Psycho II (which was ok). He was also great in another one of my favorite films, Murder on the Orient Express ("C'est une cauchemar" not for me baby, not for me *sigh* )

Similar note, has anyone seen the remake of Psycho with Vince Vaughn and Anne Heche? It was awful. They should have had Vincent D'Onofrio play Norman, he would have rocked the socks off that role.

I dunno, I have a small mouth that is hard to work in, I like to give him the benefit of the doubt. Though I know he wont be pleased when I go in on Tuesday and he sees that my temp has been shattered away. (But I'm going to counter with "I could have called you in to work on my mouth on New Years Eve, but I didn't because I'm nice ... so please be nice to me and my mouth" ... think it'll work?)

My little sister gave me Scarlet for my birthday, the sequel to Gone with the Wind. I still have to get to it. It's funny, Crentist, my dentist, is totally into the Civil War. His office is covered with paintings of battles and things. And the waiting room is full of books and magazines about the war. At least he doesn't practice the same kind of medicine they practiced back then *shudder*

I dunno- it kinda sounds like it