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mrscardero
Kal-El's Mama
it was ok. my friend Ashley was very upset because trafficking happens all over the world. She detests men. After the movie she went home to get ready for a date with John who is a gym teacher.
Scarlett Wampus
psychonaut
I spent ages trying to determine what was really going on in that movie. When I finally found the explanation online I was ******! Sherlock Holmes himself could not have made sense of it. :no:
cardero
Citizen Mod
Fair is a good review for today's modern features. Tropic Thunder was a movie that piqued my interest when I saw the trailer and it delivered on what it advertised. Unfortunately, all the best scenes were used in the trailer. A few deserving chuckles, surprising performances from Tom Cruise and Robert Downey Jr. and I can appreciate a movie that makes fun of the Hollywood industry.
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cardero
Citizen Mod
The Girl Can’t Help It
DVD/ Color/ 90 Mins./ NR/ 1956
Jayne Mansfield exudes glamour in this witty farce about a gangster who goes to great lengths to turn his seemingly untalented girlfriend into a star. Mobster Marty "Fatso" Murdock (Edmond O'Brien) hires slick press agent Tom Miller (Tom Ewell) to promote the singing career of Murdock's blond-bombshell moll, Jerri (Mansfield). When she proves that she indeed has talent but doesn't want a showbiz career, will there be a happy ending for all?
A Rock ‘N’ Roll Fable
The bigger attraction to this film is not the scene where Jayne Mansfield holds two milk bottles in front of her bosoms but the musical performances of Fats Domino, The Platters, The Treniers, The Chuckles, Eddie Fontaine, Eddie Cochrane, Julie London, Little Richard, Gene Vincent And His Blue Caps, Nino Tempo, Abbey Lincoln.
The DVD also comes with an enlightening 50 minute A&E Biography on Jayne Mansfield as one of the Special Features.
DVD/ Color/ 90 Mins./ NR/ 1956
Jayne Mansfield exudes glamour in this witty farce about a gangster who goes to great lengths to turn his seemingly untalented girlfriend into a star. Mobster Marty "Fatso" Murdock (Edmond O'Brien) hires slick press agent Tom Miller (Tom Ewell) to promote the singing career of Murdock's blond-bombshell moll, Jerri (Mansfield). When she proves that she indeed has talent but doesn't want a showbiz career, will there be a happy ending for all?
A Rock ‘N’ Roll Fable
The bigger attraction to this film is not the scene where Jayne Mansfield holds two milk bottles in front of her bosoms but the musical performances of Fats Domino, The Platters, The Treniers, The Chuckles, Eddie Fontaine, Eddie Cochrane, Julie London, Little Richard, Gene Vincent And His Blue Caps, Nino Tempo, Abbey Lincoln.
The DVD also comes with an enlightening 50 minute A&E Biography on Jayne Mansfield as one of the Special Features.
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whereismynotecard
Treasure Hunter
We rented:
The Women: it was okay. I thought it was pretty funny, but boy is Meg Ryan getting ****** up looking... O_O
Vacancy 2: Totally sucked.
Lakeview Terrace: It was sort of okay. SPOILER ALERT: at the end, the guy said something like "we're going to have a family" *grin* But um... His wife... who is pregnant had just crashed her car into another car somewhat violently... I think maybe they should make sure the baby isn't dead first, right?
so, I'm just waiting for Coraline. That's what I want to see.
The Women: it was okay. I thought it was pretty funny, but boy is Meg Ryan getting ****** up looking... O_O
Vacancy 2: Totally sucked.
Lakeview Terrace: It was sort of okay. SPOILER ALERT: at the end, the guy said something like "we're going to have a family" *grin* But um... His wife... who is pregnant had just crashed her car into another car somewhat violently... I think maybe they should make sure the baby isn't dead first, right?
so, I'm just waiting for Coraline. That's what I want to see.
cardero
Citizen Mod
Yes but I probably would want to stay away from the "Scorched" series.For all of you who saw Tropic thunder, wouldnt you love to see an actual movie of 'Satan's alley'?
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I'm watching Network right now. I forgot how good a movie it is... and it could have just as easily been talking about today as then.
cardero
Citizen Mod
PRIVATE PARTS
DVD/ Color/ 86 Mins./ R/ 1972
Checking into the ramshackle King Edward Hotel owned by her funeral-obsessed aunt (Lucille Benson), Cheryl (Ayn Ruymen), a teenage runaway, doesn't expect the royal treatment. But the kooky tenants who make up the neighborhood (including George, a handsome photographer who sleeps with a Cheryl-esque blow-up doll) don't roll out much of a welcome mat -- especially since the girl who last lived there turned up dead.
DVD/ Color/ 86 Mins./ R/ 1972
Checking into the ramshackle King Edward Hotel owned by her funeral-obsessed aunt (Lucille Benson), Cheryl (Ayn Ruymen), a teenage runaway, doesn't expect the royal treatment. But the kooky tenants who make up the neighborhood (including George, a handsome photographer who sleeps with a Cheryl-esque blow-up doll) don't roll out much of a welcome mat -- especially since the girl who last lived there turned up dead.
Troublemane
Well-Known Member
saw Slumdog Millionaire on Sunday, and was very impressed. it was worth the hype!
Um, yes!For all of you who saw Tropic thunder, wouldnt you love to see an actual movie of 'Satan's alley'?
Caladan
Agnostic Pantheist
I agree, the movie was an intense experience.saw Slumdog Millionaire on Sunday, and was very impressed. it was worth the hype!
