He's alright... probably wouldn't make it to my Freebie list though.
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Did you see pics of when he was younger and cleaner??!! Oh my gaaaawd!He's alright... probably wouldn't make it to my Freebie list though.
I know, right? He can be on my list....Did you see pics of when he was younger and cleaner??!! Oh my gaaaawd!
I didn't delve too deeply, no...Did you see pics of when he was younger and cleaner??!! Oh my gaaaawd!
Well, when you put it that way...
Okay I need to stop! Or else Jared is going to turn into my version of Sunny's Johnny obsession!!
And I'm just kidding... he's still not on my list.
Okay I need to stop! Or else Jared is going to turn into my version of Sunny's Johnny obsession!!
Then that means I get him all to myself.....And I'm just kidding... he's still not on my list.
Inception, with Leonardo DiCaprio and others.
Quite good. We were kept in suspense. There were a few times when I got a little jarred with, "Wait, that's not in the rules you wrote for this," but they were fleeting. Very enjoyable and enjoyably complex. (I'm not a stranger to a dream-within-a-dream and even went one layer beyond that, so it was interesting from that perspective as well.)
Quite good. We were kept in suspense. There were a few times when I got a little jarred with, "Wait, that's not in the rules you wrote for this," but they were fleeting. Very enjoyable and enjoyably complex. (I'm not a stranger to a dream-within-a-dream and even went one layer beyond that, so it was interesting from that perspective as well.)
I liked it, too. I like movies with strangeness in the story.
Inception, to me anyway, is just about the only perfect film I've ever seen. The only thing I don't like about it is the mis-casting of Ellen Page. She's far too young for that part. But, everything else is just perfect for me- cast, direction, sound, music, everything! Oh, and then there's Tom (Darling, don't be afraid to use the big guns!) Hardy........It gets better with each viewing.
Watched Dolores Claiborn last night. It's actually fourth time I see it. One of my favorite as the book.
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, for the 6000th time. Some movies just never get old for me.
Watched Dolores Claiborne last night, too. I haven't read the book yet, so can't compare, but I like the movie a lot. I think the cinematography is great, not to mention the story.
"She's Gone", 2004 film starring Ray Winston as a father who goes in search of his daughter who has gone missing in Istanbul. He believes she has been doing charity work, and has been abducted but he couldn't be more wrong!
Strong performances, and keeps your attention. Well worth a look.
Strong performances, and keeps your attention. Well worth a look.
I agree completely that the "Elephant Man" is a Classic movie, but I believe that you might find that it is fact an English film?
David Lean was a remarkable man, and directed some brilliant films. Wonderful adaptations of Dickens stories including, "Oliver Twist & Great Expectations" and that truly magnificent epic "Lawrence Of Arabia".
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David Lynch was the director, not David Lean.
Ooops, sorry my apologies, but surely being shot in London with an English cast must count for something?
A Kevin Spacey movie titled Shrink, about a psychiatrist who's not coping well with a personal loss. It's very interesting. IMDb.com classifies it a comedy, but it's more a melodrama if you ask me.