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Oct 13, 2008
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Happy Feet2, A lovely film & I cried through some of it. :oops: For goodness sake, it's a cartoon. :oops:
These animated digital films are getting better & better, they look real. The scenery was brilliant & the humans looked like proper people.
 
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Watched, with a friend this evening. The Fantastic Mr. Fox. Not a brilliant film though we did watch it to the end. The drawing/animation could have been better. Dialog & voices were OK.
 
Tiffany said:
Watched, with a friend this evening. The Fantastic Mr. Fox. Not a brilliant film though we did watch it to the end. The drawing/animation could have been better. Dialog & voices were OK.
I honestly think that's the best not-real-person movie ever made. I've such admiration for stop-motion technique! I really liked Fantastic Mr. Fox, high time to watch it again - thanks for reminding me ;)
 

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In the last few months we've caught up on all the superhero movies. Most of them were just ok, fun to watch but not great. Enjoyed the new X-men much more than I thought I would. One of the best movies I've seen recently was The Warrior's Way.
 
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Just watched Bloodrayne (2005). Medieval set warriors vs vampires. Kristiana Loken, Ben Kingsley, Michael Madsen, Billy Zane, Meatloaf, should be good right? Haha. Ok, it's got girls in unaccountably skimpy leather armour, buckets of unrealistic blood spraying over everything, people getting chopped up, all to the good, but the writing is appalling, a plot like swiss cheese, acting stilted - Kingsley in particular looks embaressed to be delivering his lines.

Downloading the sequel now.
 
Bridesmaids, which was not the film I expected it to be. I sat down expecting a gross out comedy and got a surprisingly sweet, yet interestingly dark humoured, story about friendship instead. I liked it far more than I thought I would.

I've also been gorging on TCM's classic musicals (Singin' in the Rain, My Fair Lady etc.) all week. By this time tomorrow I'll have rewatched Meet Me in St Louis for the umpteenth time. I'll spend the next few days humming The Trolley Song now, thus earning me some odd looks in the pub.

Continuing this week's unintentional musical theme, I also saw All That Jazz for the first time, the only Bob Fosse film I hadn't seen. I absolutely loved it. It's been so easy to forget in recent decades that Roy Scheider was a dynamic and talented actor at one point, as opposed to the phoning-it-in TV movie hack he became in later years.
 

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Watched The Guard last night. Brilliant Irish film :laugh:

Great, great film!

Had a cinema day the other day and went to, Puss in Boots (brilliant fun, enjoyed it more than any of the Shrek films), Arthur Christmas (was okay but felt it was a bit meh! Had expected better) and Moneyball (great film, was very impressed with Brad Pitt in it)
 
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