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The Truman show is brilliant.

Last night I watched The girl next door. That was loads of fun.

You know, it's good for an actor to find their niche, and it's also worth it to, every so often, prove their worth in more than just one genre. It's like Will Ferrell in Stranger Than Fiction. Albeit it was dramedy, it wasn't the crazy outrageous humor he's known for, yet he proved that his talents extended farther than that. He doesn't leave that very often, though it's always good for yourself and others to know that you can. And The Truman Show is a great movie.

On Saturday I watched Revenge of the Nerds, which depicted the nerd persecution of the early 80's, and it was decent, though not one I'd probably watch again unless it happens to show up on TV when nothing's on. I also watched Fight Club again on Saturday (it was on A&E). Still amazing, and still the best movie I've ever seen.

Last movie I saw was the fourth and final Futurama movie; Into the Wild Green Yonder. It wasn't great (Like The Simpsons, Futurama works better in a 22-minute format), but it was certainly worth watching for a huge Futurama fan like me. It was far better than the second and third movie, and slightly better than the first one.

Apparently, the movies have sold a lot better than expected, so perhaps Fox will come to their senses and revive the show yet again. We can always hope.

I just recently saw Brazil (such a weird movie) and Snatch. Snatch was amazing, but I liked Rocknrolla a bit more than this one.

Tobbe wrote:Last movie I saw was the fourth and final Futurama movie; Into the Wild Green Yonder. It wasn't great (Like The Simpsons, Futurama works better in a 22-minute format), but it was certainly worth watching for a huge Futurama fan like me. It was far better than the second and third movie, and slightly better than the first one.

Apparently, the movies have sold a lot better than expected, so perhaps Fox will come to their senses and revive the show yet again. We can always hope.

I hope so. I haven't seen it yet, but I'm looking forward to it. The first one is the best out of the one's i've seen so far. It has a more...movie-ish feel to it.

foultzboyz wrote:You know, it's good for an actor to find their niche, and it's also worth it to, every so often, prove their worth in more than just one genre. It's like Will Ferrell in Stranger Than Fiction. Albeit it was dramedy, it wasn't the crazy outrageous humor he's known for, yet he proved that his talents extended farther than that. He doesn't leave that very often, though it's always good for yourself and others to know that you can. And The Truman Show is a great movie.

Yeah, it's good. It's just that i'm used to see Jim Carrey in a hillarious movie.

Watched The Prestige in English- really good. Kinda confusing, but the ending really clears everything up and then it's amazing.

Watched Sleepless in Seattle last night though, but I've seen it before and it's kinda boring.

Seen beginning of Taken. A bit weirdly looking, however the scenario had its potential - it just should be a bit funnier.

I just watched the most heart warming film of all time.

It was absolutely breathtaking, so wonderfully written, and nearly reduced me to tears...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlQq7aDjWqU

Kung Fu Panda.

Better than I expected, pretty funny at times.

Yay Kung Fu Panda. c:

StaceyW wrote:I just watched the most heart warming film of all time.

It was absolutely breathtaking, so wonderfully written, and nearly reduced me to tears...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlQq7aDjWqU

This certainly is capable of reducing one to tears, yes.

Yeah. BECAUSE IT'S PARTY TIME!

I'd be embarassed to death if my name was in the credits of that movie.

I've been watching Dead Man Walking in RME. It's soooooooooooo bad.

Just watched '007 Licence to Kill' (apperantly, there are two ways of spelling it).

That's one of the best Bond movies imo. Timothy Dalton is also the best actor to portray Bond so far, with Connery as a close second.

Watched Bolt today with my little brother, haha, it's really funny. ^^

In 3D or not?

2D. Why do they call it 2D anyway?

Watched Disaster Movie recently. It has a really boring beginning, but it turned out funny eventually. ^^ I felt I could've done a better job at some points in it though...

Acarr wrote:2D. Why do they call it 2D anyway?

Because only two dimensions are involved!

I just showed my little nephew "Bambi". Oh, he loves that film. He then asked me to put "One Hundred and One Dalmatians" on for him. He loves that less so, but he does like it. I'm sure there was a very, very, very subtle sex reference in the end, but that was only mildly amusing because it was a Disney film. Had an interesting animation style, though.

After sending him to bed, Emily and I watched "Jason Lives". Quite a contrast from little deers and animated puppies.