Movies You've Seen Recently

[cardero]

We just watched 'Bell,Book and Candle" , I think from 68 , with James Stewart and Jack Lemmon. Really good movie. Progressive potrayal of witches for the 60s, we thought.

I am doing a search for this movie right now, it sounds very interesting.

UPDATE-01:54am
Okay, I just watched a trailer, I'm in.

 

[Majikthise]

I am doing a search for this movie right now, it sounds very interesting.

It was free on Comcast on demand. Fun loving beatnik witches take Ernie Kovaks into the fold. I love Ernie Kovaks.

 

[cardero]

It was free on Comcast on demand. Fun loving beatnik witches take Ernie Kovaks into the fold. I love Ernie Kovaks.

I llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllloooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooovvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Ernie Kovaks.

 

[Majikthise]

Artiste' Extrordinaire.

 

[Kay]

We just watched 'Bell,Book and Candle" , I think from 68 , with James Stewart and Jack Lemmon. Really good movie. Progressive potrayal of witches for the 60s, we thought.

I watched that Christmas weekend for the first time. Not a bad flick at all. It's my understanding that it was the inspiration for "Bewitched."

 

[ayani]

just saw "the good shepherd" last night. *very* good film, masterful and suspenseful as h*ll.

confusing as all get-up. i left the theater feeling very impressed, blown away, and very stupid for not being able to follow 60% of the plot.

but it's an awesome movie- totally worth seeing.
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[michel]

I am not much of a movie buff; I even only know of one or two actor's names...

But I have recently seen stigmata, and the Da Vinci code.......and I have been given (for Christmas) the collection of 4 Harry Potter films to watch.......................

Would the Roman Catholic church diconnect.........err, I meant excomunicate me for that ?? (no disrespect intended)

 

[kimber1]

lol there's probably some that would try to i have davinci code and stigmata too and my kids have all the harry potter's as well

 

[cardero]

THE BEATLES ANTHOLOGY Parts 7&8 (disc 4)
DVD/ Color/ 180 Mins./ NR/ 1995
The final psychedelic years with break-up of the band and the reasons for it.

I will probably see these two parts again with mrscardero tomorrow. She seems to be keeping up the interest in the Fab Four as well as learning a very important history on a very influential band.

 

[uu_sage]

Saw three other films since this last post-
V for Vendetta
Night at the Museum
The Nativity Story (saw with family a few days before Christmas made for great inter-faith discussion)

Ninja Cheerleaders, and three weeks ago me and my family saw the pre-release screening of Happy Feet.

 

[Storm Moon]

V for Vendetta. IT ROCKED!!!

 

[Tigress]

I saw the new Charlotte's Web movie. It was pretty good, though I do prefer the book, and the cartoon version of the movie.

 

[Hope]

The anime Spirited Away. Loved it. Visually stunning, and the story was great.

 

[nutshell]

Casino Royale

loved it - way better than the recent Brosnan films (and I was a fan of those too).

 

[dawny0826]

The anime Spirited Away. Loved it. Visually stunning, and the story was great.

I love this movie, as well.

 

[Buttons*]

i've been catching up on my classic cinema... it's impossible to name everything i've seen... but i'll give it a go:

Georgy Girl
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Grapes of Wrath
The Seven Year Itch
An American in Paris
Lolita
Laura
Lawrence of Aarabia
Gilda
Carmen (opera)
Onassis
Maria Callas (biography)
Breakfast at Tiffany's
The Black Orchid
Zorba the Greek
Roman Holiday
West Side Story
Rebel Without a Cause
.... i'll remember more later

 

[zombieharlot]

Lolita

This movie would be so much cooler if it was about the Japanese sub-culture.

 

[Hope]

Ooh, I forgot I watched Jane Eyre the other day. A semi-recent version, with William Hurt as Mr. Rochester. Compared to the other Jane Eyre versions I've seen, I liked it the best---though, no movie version will ever do true justice to the book, which is one of my all-time favorites in classic literature.

 

[Hope]

An American in Paris
Roman Holiday

Both of these are great. I especially love Roman Holiday.

 

[cardero]

Abbott & Costello Lost In Alaska
DVD/ B&W/ 93 Mins./ NR/ 1949
Sled dogs, gold mines, hi-jinks, romance and classic Bud & Lou routines abound in the frozen tundra where Abbott & Costello look after a for-lorn lover in search for his woman while his woman is just interested in his “prospects”.