My son looks like Jeff Goldblum.
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Yes, twas me. If anyone can add to the list, I'd love it. My favorite reads are short stories. And my favorite movies are anthology types, think: Magnolia, Crash, Love Actually, Pulp Fiction - you know, they're kind of entwined stories that could stand alone. I know there's more, I just can't remember.
Adorable! Kind of sexy-nerdy. Loves women. You gotta love a guy like Jeff Goldblum.
The Chosen One. Despite its starring Rob Schneider, who not until now have I been interested in, I gave it a shot. I like and recommend this touching, difficult to classify movie. The ending is a bit of a surprise.
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My first viewing was disappointing because I felt that the writing and the story, major factors for me, were weak. My subsequent viewings have allowed me to overlook those weaknesses in order to simply enjoy the performances of really good actors, especially Will Smith's. I personally appreciate Goldblum cast as Judd Hirsch's son since those actors are two of my favorites.This all happened. It was based on real life.Sorry you didn't like it. I loved it. Sure, I had to really suspend my disbelief thru the whole thing, but it's called escapism for a reason.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
I just found this on YouTube - why does Kate Hudson play such a bee-yatch?
Does she get nicer as the movie rolls along? I always liked Goldie Hawn ("back in the day" as they say) but I find it hard to warm up to her daughter, Kate Hudson. I DO like Luke Wilson, however.
At the beginning she commits a 'book sin' -
she flips to the back of the book and reads the end!
- even Stephen King says this is a terrible thing to do
- even Stephen King says this is a terrible thing to do
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
He was quite sexy as an alien in the comedy "Earth Girls Are Easy" with Geena Davis
Oh yes!Just got home from Star Wars: The Force Awakens. It says a lot about how engrossing it was that I never even opened my purse to get any of the candy stash in there. The only thing I got out of my purse was tissues. From the first trumpet blast I was a goner. Great characters -- old and new -- great effects, really good acting and story.
But I have to admit... (and the spoiler tag does not tell how massive this spoiler is, so don't click on this unless you have seen it or don't care about Star Wars)
I am gutted. The character I have been in love with for almost 40 years is gone. I saw it coming but still wasn't ready. I'm still shaking. Han Solo. I can't even.
So, yes, go see this! But be prepared for lots of different emotions, especially if you're a Star Wars geek like me.
I don't know if/when I will get over the loss!
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Three Days In The Valley is an awesome intertwined story! Watch it! Tons of great Actors in it, too, like Danny Aiello, Charlize Theron (making her American screen debut).
And don't forget he's in The Fly (and abit nude to boot).He was quite sexy as an alien in the comedy "Earth Girls Are Easy" with Geena Davis
I loved Goldblum and Hirsch together, they have definite chemistry on-screen and at least they look like they are related- I can't stand it when two actors are cast as Mother/child, Father/child, sister/sister, brother/sister, etc. and they don't even resemble each other one little bit. Drives me mad!
I think about that movie often (only saw it once many years ago). Need to order a used DVD on ebay.
I only saw it once, too. Hey, it's got a young Geena Davis, can't go wrong there, right?
Her (main) character gets more appealing soon. (She plays multiple characters.)I just found this on YouTube - why does Kate Hudson play such a bee-yatch?
Does she get nicer as the movie rolls along? I always liked Goldie Hawn ("back in the day" as they say) but I find it hard to warm up to her daughter, Kate Hudson. I DO like Luke Wilson, however.
At the beginning she commits a 'book sin' -she flips to the back of the book and reads the end!
Just got home from Star Wars: The Force Awakens. It says a lot about how engrossing it was that I never even opened my purse to get any of the candy stash in there. The only thing I got out of my purse was tissues. From the first trumpet blast I was a goner. Great characters -- old and new -- great effects, really good acting and story.
But I have to admit... (and the spoiler tag does not tell how massive this spoiler is, so don't click on this unless you have seen it or don't care about Star Wars)
I am gutted. The character I have been in love with for almost 40 years is gone. I saw it coming but still wasn't ready. I'm still shaking. Han Solo. I can't even.
So, yes, go see this! But be prepared for lots of different emotions, especially if you're a Star Wars geek like me.
I know how lame this sounds to Star Wars fans. But I'm going to wait until it comes out on DVD. I haven't been keeping up with the movies since the first one, but I really want to see this one. Thanks for the nudge y'all. BTW, when you quote a post the spoiler opens... I am averting my eyes.
The Wizard of Oz. Perhaps you've heard of it.
That is one of my all time favorites! If it were possible to watch movies over and over again when I was a kid, I would have watched it every day instead of once a year.
They always showed it on TV in Atlanta at Thanksgiving. I practically know it by heart.That is one of my all time favorites! If it were possible to watch movies over and over again when I was a kid, I would have watched it every day instead of once a year.
Did you see her in 'Almost Famous'?
Just Great.
Just Great.