I'm actually watching Hitch right now. I like it so far. I was surprised to see Jeffery Carlson (Zarf, AMC) in it I didnt know he was in it so it kind of caught me off guard.

I just saw The Holiday today.

Soooo good, a little long, but definitely good.

I've seen a few flicks lately so I thought I'd share.

Babel- Compelling, yet uneven, for the most part is a success. The actress who plays Keiko gives a fabulous, provocative performance, though her story was my least favorite. She plays a deaf mute and it's amazing to watch her convey the various emotions that's required of her character. Brad Pitt also is stellar in his part and Cate Blanchett is as good as her material will allow. I was most affected by the story of the Indian father & his two sons- that one packs quite a wallop.

Red Eye- Briskly paced at approximately 84 minutes, it's that rare thriller that holds your attention from beginning to end. Rachel McAdams & Cillian Murphy are absolutely brilliant and I loved the small-scale cast and how each minor character came into play. It falls apart a bit at the end but all in all, very enjoyable.

Stuck on You- Matt Damon & Greg Kinnear as adult siamese twins- you could see why I would think it's dumb. But surprisingly, the movie had a lot of heart and plenty of belly laughs to go along with it. Though the movie takes a melodramatic turn at the end, it manages to entertain and even endear these characters to the audience. Very well done.

Mean Girls, damn TBS and their never ending replays over the weekend

The Devil Wears Prada.

Wow what a disapointment. I really didn't like the movie. Meryl Streep & Emily Blunt were the only good things about the movie. I know books & movies are always different but wow it was alot different imo.

Hmm. I'd never read the book but I really enjoyed The Devil Wears Prada. I LOVED Stanley Tucci in it as well and I thought Anne Hathaway did a great job in her part. I agree, however, that Emily Blunt stole the film. Surprised you disliked it so much Danny.

The Russia House with Sean Connery and Michelle Pfeiffer. It was just okay. Seemed to drag in some places. MP didn't look very good in it, IMO. Of course SC played 'the drunken guy who really could care less' part very well.

Edited December 19, 200618 yr by bandbfan

I watched again and I warmed up to it more. It's still a bit disapointing after reading the book.

World Trade Centre- Great Film.

Hmm. I'd never read the book but I really enjoyed The Devil Wears Prada.

This film was indeed great. Loved it.

Recently saw "Cold Mountain" which after a very lackluster start got me too. (Director Anthony Minghella always does) Rene Zellweger was fabulous and made the flick unique with her hearty and powerful performance.

I watched the British mini-series of Dr. Zhivago with Keira Knightley as Laurissa. It was super. Dr. Zhivago is my most favorite movie ever and this one kept the same tone, the feelings the warmth, the whole nine-yards. Great. Keira was a teen when she made that series and played Lara from 15 to about 35. The director was giving her great reviews on how well she carried the part and I totally agree.

The Devil Wears Prada.

Wow what a disapointment. I really didn't like the movie. Meryl Streep & Emily Blunt were the only good things about the movie. I know books & movies are always different but wow it was alot different imo.

Devil was just kinda eh for me. Never read the book though. But it was kinda predictable. Some of the performances were fun, yes.

I thought Emily Blunt rocked that movie's world and I couldn't be happier that the Hollywood Foreign Press agrees.

Just saw the first X-Men movie. I've seen the 2nd and 3rd, but never saw the 1st. I think it was good, but not as good as the other two.

The Break-Up: Not bad. Pretty good interaction between Vince and Aniston.

Superman Returns: Lex Luthor's evil plot doesn't really fit. Kate Bosworth is awkward as Lois Lane. But Brandon OWNS as the Man of Steel.

Edited December 18, 200618 yr by WorldTurnsatGH

"The Pursuit of Happyness"

Not bad. A little long, but I suppose everything that happened was important and pertinent to the story. Most touching scene was Will Smith and his son sleeping on a pile of toilet paper on the floor of a public restroom, when they're homeless. The tear that trickles down Will's face when somebody is banging on the door to get in... SO sad. Great acting.