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Old 01-01-2007, 09:20 PM   #1
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This weekend we saw Finding Comedy in a Muslim World, Pirates of the Caribbean II, Chronicles of Narnea, and Crash. Crash was by far the best one. Tried to rent Little Ms. Sunshine but it was out. We also keep trying to get disc 3 of season 2 of Arrested Development, but can't ever find it in.

What good movies did folks see?
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I had to watch Cars. Again.

Which actually is a pretty good movie. I love the Miatas.
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Old 01-01-2007, 09:35 PM   #3
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Saw Little Miss Sunshine and Step Up.

Step Up was for the wife, but I found myself decently entertained. Wasn't a great film.

Little Miss Sunshine was ok, and not as funny as my brother hyped it up to be. There were definitely some funny parts, but also some depressing parts. I think they call this film a "dramedy". I don't get it.
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This weekend we saw Finding Comedy in a Muslim World, Pirates of the Caribbean II, Chronicles of Narnea, and Crash. Crash was by far the best one. Tried to rent Little Ms. Sunshine but it was out. We also keep trying to get disc 3 of season 2 of Arrested Development, but can't ever find it in.

What good movies did folks see?
What did you think of Finding Comedy in a Muslim World? I kept wanting to laugh, but it just wasn't that funny. It's a good idea for a movie, but Albert Brooks couldn't pull it off.

I also watched Pirates II. I was pissed that I had to sit through two and a half hours of a movie that had no conclusion. Also, I think there should be a rule where a movie can only have one scene that shows people rolling around on either a gigantic ball or wheel for an extended time.

I watched Goodfella's the other day. I always enjoy watching the glorification of organized crime.
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I also watched Pirates II. I was pissed that I had to sit through two and a half hours of a movie that had no conclusion. Also, I think there should be a rule where a movie can only have one scene that shows people rolling around on either a gigantic ball or wheel for an extended time.
This scene in pirates was way to long, the run on the wheel, went on and on and on and on and on and on. It ruined the movie for me.
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Brooks' film was very uneven. I thought the beginning was hilarious, but it definitely trailed off after the perfromance at the theaqter in India. The stuff about going to Pakistan was pretty weak, which disappointed me becasue I really like Brooks.
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What did you think of Finding Comedy in a Muslim World? I kept wanting to laugh, but it just wasn't that funny. It's a good idea for a movie, but Albert Brooks couldn't pull it off.

I also watched Pirates II. I was pissed that I had to sit through two and a half hours of a movie that had no conclusion. Also, I think there should be a rule where a movie can only have one scene that shows people rolling around on either a gigantic ball or wheel for an extended time.

I watched Goodfella's the other day. I always enjoy watching the glorification of organized crime.
Finding Comedy was decent. I laughed out loud a few times, but it was disappointing. The funny parts were only sporadic. I think my favorite part was 'Al Jazeera - E'. To be honest, I fell asleep during Pirates. I thought it was boring.
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i watched 'Click' and seriously, it was truly awful. Boring, long winded and brutal. Yuck. I also saw 'The Descent' and I liked it quite a bit. Pretty intense.
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I watched Talladega Nights. "Shake and bake!"

I thought it was funny in an immature way, tho not as funny as Old School.
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We watched Cars, Pirates II, and Talladega Nights. I enjoyed Cars probably the best of them all.
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