What are you watching in 2008?

Here we go for another year of great films where things get blown up, shot at, and the bad guy always losing!!!



My first movie for '08: Stardust

What was the movie like, alldat? We've been trying to go and see it, but stuff just keeps getting in the way.

How would you rate it?

Fundy

alldatndensum wrote:

My first movie for '08: Stardust

Me too!
I watched it the night before last with my family & a friend from church.
I rather expected it to be something of a turd, but I was pleasantly surprised, it turned out to be a better than average fairy-tale.

Quote :

it turned out to be a better than average fairy-tale.

I have to agree. It's nowhere near as good as the LOTR series, but it does have sort of that feel to it.

The Three Musketeers.

The Last College Football Game Of The 2007 Season.

(Gonna get ulcers from this )

Bananas: Jeff Allen Act 2

Yesterday Cold Mountain
Today The familyman.

avdb11 wrote:

Today The familyman.

If that is the one with Nicolas Cage & Tia Leone, I just watched that a few weeks ago, and really liked it.

I went last night and watched "The Bucket List"



Quite possibly the best movie I have ever seen. Read the reviews and you will pretty much know how it ends, but it is an awesome ride to the finish. IF you plan to see it, by all means, TAKE SOME SNOT RAGS (tissue). Also, be ready to have coke shoot out of your nose due to the most unexpected laughs ever.

Saw the new National Treasure today with the whole family.

Loved it. Thought it was a fantastic follow-up....looking forward to the next one .

Love's Unending Legacy

Saving Sarah Cain


It is the story of a young newspaper columnist who has issues letting people into her life. Her sister dies unexpectedly, and Sarah Cain is forced to raise her 5 nieces and nephews. The catch is--the kids have grown up AMISH. Sarah tries to take the kids from their world into her own, but it doesn't work well at all. She has to make some hard choices about love and trust because of these five children.

That sounds like a really good movie premise. Might have to try and find that one.


Last night the whole family watched "Willow"

You can find "Saving Sarah Cain" at any most Christian bookstores, Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Hollywood Video, Netflix, or Blockbuster. If you're going to buy it, head to Wal-Mart. They have it for $17.99. Everywhere else it is $19.99.



Last night, we watched: With Six You Get Eggroll

This was the last feature length film in which Doris Day acted in. She retired from doing movies then, and did a TV show for a few years in the 70's--but only because her contract required it. After that, she dropped out of acting altogether. She is alive and kicking in her 80's now.

Last night with some friends from church we watched "Arthur & the Invisibles".

The last movie i watched was Evan Almighty.

Dragon Wars

Last night I watched the inside of my eyelids for about 6 hours.

Did you have light leaks?

The Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy

I Am Legend.

Saw it last night and it scared me! I must be getting a bit shaky in my old age, as I even had to shut my eyes for part of it!

Fundy

Watched "Rocky Balboa" the other night with the misses (her pick not mine).

I was actually somewhat impressed. A little less violence than usual, a better than average story line, and I don't remember any profanity in it. I didn't have much in the way of expectations going into the film.

Beyond the Gates - a very powerful story of the Rwandan genocide that I enjoyed more than Hotel Rwanda

topshot rhit wrote:

Beyond the Gates - a very powerful story of the Rwandan genocide that I enjoyed more than Hotel Rwanda

Really? Hotel Rwanda was pretty darn good.