haha I have plan 9 from outter space!
I have this 70's horror movie called Ruby. It has Piper Laurie, the crazy mom from Carrie. I'm going to watch it this afternoon.

I also have Rocky and Bullwinkle seasons 1-3

Carrie is one of the greatest movies ever.

with out the mother carrie wouldn't have been as creepy.

Totally agree. The mom was so crazy and scary!

They're all gonna laugh at you.

Ahh, creepy, Wedd!!!

dang I'm slow, I just saw the full commerical for leatherheads. JK is so cute and he gets to punch GC.

Oops, I had it in my head that 21 came out this past weekend.

okay I watched Ruby. It was so bad. Not even Piper laurie made it fun to watch. It was just dumb. But the fun part was the old dude working in the drive in food counter and ended up dead in the soda machine....it was uncle leo from seinfeld!

We're watching Coming To America.I love this movie--especially at the end when the king shows up at the apartment and Arsenio sees him and screams.

Oh, and all those scenes on Queens Blvd? That is the real Queens Blvd--I'm there like three times a week, but all of those buildings are gone now. The McDowell's is actually a Wendy's now.

^^^ you serious wedd? That is one of my fav all time movies. I was die laughing when it comes on.

I love that and Life .Eddie Murphy cracks me up.

Yeah, it's on cable right now--I can't tell you what channel because Jay is watching a DVR'd SpongeBob before he goes to bed, but check your listings in a few hours--maybe you can catch it.

ARH, I don't have cable!!

Oh did you guys know they are making new Sponge Bob episodes. I read somewhere that Nick. ordered new ones. I'll try to find it. Wedds comment made me think of that.

Coming to America is a classic.

Coming to America was one of the first DVD's I ever bought. One of my all time favorites.

i started to watch last night and will finish it later today, Frankenstein meets jeese james daugther. Oh yes, that's the real title of the movie. B movies at its best

We have that saved on our netflix list for when it comes out on dvd. We're both really excited about watching it .


I'd really like to see this movie, but it'll probably end up on our netflix list too... we're too poor and boring to go out to the movies .

I watched Enchanted with MIL and SIL's on Sunday night... what a cute movie! Amy Adams did an amazing job... she was cute, funny, innocent, naive, ditzy, etc..... a perfect Disney princess! I definitely recommend this movie .

Oh my gosh I saw all the trailers and a few clips of Run Fatboy Run today and watched them 3 times! I loved it! I hope this backwater towns theater shows this or I'll have to look elsewhere to watch it.

Run Fatboy Run trailers and scene clips

Watched Nothing Sacred (1937) last night. Hilarious movie- Carole Lombard did comedy so well What makes it even more unique is that it was filmed in color instead of black and white. This is really odd for a screwball comedy in the 30's. I actually think it added a lot to the movie in a way. The only unfortunate thing is all of the copies of this movie on DVD are not good transfers (since they are all public domain copies) The copy I had was a bit blurry at the beginning of the movie

Yeah I had been waiting for run fat boy run for a long time since before hot fuzz. I had read all this stuff about it in my import magazines and I thought it was never going to get here. I saw whats her face...the girl in it on Craig Ferguson the other night. The clip was so funny.

Just watched Horton Hears A Who. It was actually really good. That kangaroo was a b1tch, though. And the sing along at the end was too funny! There were a few Michael moments out of Steve, too.

^^ I want to see that! I'll end up going alone I'm sure

BAM!!

An Unmarried Woman. Wow, that Jill Clayburgh has a mouth on her - I never knew. Her SFB husband dumps her for a younger woman, then it turns into Sex and the City circa 1978. Bad fashions and not nearly as witty, but I'm sure it was innovative for it's time.

We just watched Enchanted.

What a sweet movie! I really liked it. And what was the best line?

"Where are you sending her?"
"Where fairytales don't have happy endings"

That would be NYC. You ain't kidding, lady!

What should I watch tonight? Michael Clayton or Into the Wild?

INTO THE WILD! And then tell me how it is...

I am watching Love With the Proper Stranger, with the ubercool Steve McQueen and Natalie Wood, the most beautiful actress who ever existed. He gets her knocked up, and doesn't even remember her name. It's takes place in NYC, and it's a fairy tale.

How is it she has an 18 inch waist throughout the entire film?

Oh and I love the credits:
Introducing Tom Bosley.

Hey, Mr. C!

I finally saw This is Spinal Tap yesterday, and I loved it.

I think I'll watch Enchanted tonight...

I really really want to watch American Gangster!

The Darjeeling Limited: I definitely recommend it to anyone that is a fan of
a). Wes Anderson
b.). Adrian Brody
c). Owen Wilson
d). Jason Schwartzman
e). The Kinks
f). India
g). Comedy
The kind of movie that you apprieciate for a long time after. I want to watch it again, just to laugh and view everything I may have missed. The three actors are brilliant together and without them specifically this movie would have probably sucked. The Indian scenery was breathtaking and the bright colors are so...bright. Watch it!

Once: This movie may just be one of the best I've seen. The music is what drew me in and kept me in. Glen Hansard (Guy) has one of the most passionate and beautiful voices I have ever heard and to be accompanied by the talented Marketa Irglova (Girl) is a stellar idea. This movie shows the brilliance of movies that don't need all the Hollywood effects to turn out amazing. It didn't need any special effects, well-known actors, high-tech setting, etc. The simple chemistry in this film is enough to attract every human being. The music is brilliant and you'll definitely want to buy the soundtrack after watching it. So, watch it!

Awesome! I got this last week and have yet to watch it. I was considering it for today, so now I'll have to!

Which one?

The Darjeeling Limited

I just watched Enchanted. That movie is so cute and funny.

Ah, yes definitely watch it!

I watched an early Frank Capra movie last night: Platinum Blonde (1931). It doesn't compare with his later movies but it was still cute. A young Jean Harlow was one of the leads and a very young Loretta Young (she was only 18 in this movie!) The saddest thing is the lead man in the movie Robert Williams died 3 days after the movie was released. He was really good in the movie and basically held it together. He probably would have been a big star after this movie had he not passed away. But like I said it was a good movie (the ending is so cute )

Just rented it. I wasn't all that impressed, either. At 101 minutes it didn't explore the plot that slowly, but it did sorta cram in a lot at the end.

"I was saving that bacon!"

I am wondering about that alternate ending with the DVD release.

I found this on youtube I am legend-dvd alternate ending

I think I liked that ending better. It showed the zombies still had a little humanity.....if you like your zombies with a little residual humanity. But on the downside, either way, Neville wasn't going to stick around to try and save them.

^^^ I was bored out of my mind with I Am Legend. It was one of those movies that had a lot of potential, but the story went nowhere.

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I saw Run, Fatboy, Run this morning. I loved it! However, it is a British comedy to the core. The laughs range from subtlety to outright crass references. If you're a fan of BBC comedies, you'll probably love it. I'm a big fan of Simon Pegg and Dylan Moran, both of whom played large roles in this movie. They are just hilarious! However, I will say, Simon Pegg's previous movies were better (Hot Fuzz and Shaun of the Dead). This latest effort is a slightly different genre and it was fun to see him do something a little different. Run, Fatboy, Run is a "slice of life" kind of story with jokes sprinkled throughout.

Well, Run, Fatboy, Run was written by Pegg and a different person than he wrote Hot Fuzz and Shaun of the Dead with. Also, the director was David Schimmer, so it wasn't completely British. That's probably adds to the difference.

Yeah, I noticed the difference in the writing and the influence of an American at the director's helm. Which is probably why I liked Fuzz and Shaun better than Run, Fatboy, Run. I love American movies and comedy, but British comedy will always be my favorite. Either way, I liked seeing Pegg do something a little different.

I really want to see Run Fatboy Run but I think I will wait until the DVD comes down in price.

I love Hot Fuzz, probably more than Shaun of The Dead, though they are both hilarious. Unfortunately my DVD is at a friends, I really should get that back!

I really want to see Juno again, but it will be aaaages until the DVD comes out over here. Its out end of April in the US I believe.

A few nights ago I watched Paris, Je T'aime. It is a foreign film with the majority of it being in French but regardless, I loved it . However, unlike many other films there is no concrete plot. Instead, the film focuses on all these five minute or so segments of different kinds of love that's happening around Paris. Some warm the heart, & some break the heart. I was amazed at the diversity of the directors & cast. I was surprised to see Elijah Wood & I was slightly shocked to see Wes Craven as one of the directors. I believe Wes directed Elijah's segment which was definitely different from the rest of them. The famous & Oscar winning Coen brothers contributed as well. Esentially, the film is about the different kinds of love that people deal with on a daily basis. I was pleased to watch a film that didn't use a fairytale & sterotypical outcome for all the stories. And for some reason, I thought Audrey Tautou was in the film but she wasn't .

And for those who aren't fans of foreign films, there are subtitles . It's nice to watch a different film with a different aspect of culture so I definitely recommend it .

Poor sammy. I swear you have to stay away from the blockbusters anymore they are junk. Well the remakes anyways. I loved that line too by the way. Still say the dog was the best thing in it.

David schwimmer directing a a brit com. It can keep me away fro the theaters.

I finished it last night..I couldn't sleep. I wacthed the horrible B movie, Frankensteins daugther meets jesse james. OMG was it bad. There are no words. I'm going to try to watch, the monster maker tonight.

My friend finally saw lust caution. And like I thought, she loved the story but the sex scenes were for her as she put it, too grahpic and didn't help the story any. I told her not to rent it cause she wouldn't enjoy the movie for that alone. The ending I thought was flat anyways, buy Ang Lee makes a beautiful movie.

I bought Sweeny Todd today, I'll watch it after the kids go to bed tonight.

ok I'm not a big Owen Wilson fan but I just saw an extended trailer for "Drillbit Taylor" and it piqued my interest It was really good, that I may actually pay money to go see it in the movie theater than wait for dvd.

Dinner and the X-Files . . . . great anniversary date.

Just watched Bee Movie. It actually wasn't that bad, despite the incessant marketing that made me want to break my TV in half!