well i bought hitch hikers guide too the galaxy for a last treat

Im loving Dukes of Hazzard. Jessica looked so amazing :elephant:

Daisy was a brunette. I'm verrah upset that they cast a blonde in the film role. Grrrrrrrrr @ Blondes! :laugh:

oh, and BTW, I haven't seen the film yet.

No me neither. I never really liked the tv show, but I have got a bit of a thing about Seann William Scott, so I may go and see this movie.

Yeah .. I do too. I thought I was the only one though. I have bizarre taste in men sometimes! lol

Oh, dang, I better run (literally).. I have a kid to pick up at Nursery and a mile to walk to get there!!! LoL.. Later Ruthy.. xx:xyxwave:xx

See you later Stropz :wavey:

Ok, so last night, I watched Miss Congeniality 2. It wasn't as good as the first one (as I expected), but it was still a fun, comedy movie. I love Sandra Bullock though, and she is so good at playing that type of character. I would recommend it for some "light viewing". It's not exactly a really intense storyline and some of the characters are a bit weak, but it's still enjoyable.

On the plus side, Enrique Murciano is in it. Those of you familiar with him will certainly agree that he is some piece of eye candy for the ladeez.. Those of you not familiar with him ought to watch "Without a Trace". He plays one of the main FBI agents in it.

He also plays an FBI agent in Miss Congeniality 2, but with a totally different character. It was a bit odd seeing him being all sappy and soft. He is grittier in Without a Trace.

Anyway, sorry, I'm getting distracted now.. lol.. back to the point. If you like Sandra Bullock's comedy acting, you will like this movie. If you don't like her, then basically don't bother.

Enrique Murciano is probably the most gorgeous man I have ever clapped eyes on! I liked Miss Congeniality 2, but you're right Stropz, it's not a patch on the first one - except for the yummy, delicious Enrique of course. Even though I'm far past the age of having teenage crushes, I really have got a huge crush on him!

LoL.. That's quite spooky. You are the only other person I know who fancies Enrique Murciano. Also the only other person I know who fancies Sean William Scott. We have bizarrely similar taste in men. It's a good thing we are not single and in hollywood. We might fight over them. (ahhhh.. dream on Stropz!!..:laugh:)

What do you mean Stropz - they would be fighting over us of course!:laugh:

i seen the cave its rubbish

'Spirited Away' - animated Japanese film - it's very well drawn.

The was the last DVD that the DVD rental site I am a member of sent.

Re: The Dukes of Hazzard - I remember really liking the TV series. :blush:

Loads of people say it was rubbish now, but I was very young when it was on.

I used to love Starsky and Hutch when I was a kid, but if I watch reruns now, it's rubbish! I liked the film with Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn though.

I watched Open Water, it's a low-budget film shot on digital video about two divers that get left behind in the sea.

It does have some tense moments but there isn't much story and the ending is a bit of a nonevent.

I went to the odeon to watch Deep Water and left that night thinking "I wont ever get those 2 hours of my life back".

Seriously, that is honestly the worst film I have ever seen! Just my opinion though. :thumbs:

CRASH

One of the adverts said, "If you only see one movie this year, see this one"

I couldn't agree more. This was undoubtedly the best film I have seen for a long time. I watched it last night on DVD, and I was literally glued to it. I couldn't tear myself away from it. I couldn't bear to miss one second of it. The storylines, the characters, the way it all comes together. Genius!

I don't want to go into too much detail in case I spoil it for anyone, but trust me, go and see it. If you like your films to have some substance to them, this is the one for you. If you like an intelligent, realistic story, go and see this. There are moments in it which make you uncomfortable, but you can't not watch.

I loved it. As you can probably tell. Fantastic.

Oh, and as if there isn't already enough reason to go and see it, Ryan Phillippe is in it too. :spin2::spin2::spin2:

I agree, "open water" was a total dissapointment. Im well chuffed though as have just picked up "the ring 2" (uk version) which has been recently released for only £7.00!!..what a bargain :thumbs:

i watched 'Amityville horror' las night. really good too.:spin2:

wow_, i have the ring 2 downstairs aswell :D

Can't wait to say Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire; really looking foward to that! :dance:

what film?

lmao.. "Crash".. I can't believe I forgot to put the header in it. I have edited it now. Blame it on the brain fart! lol

lol i saw that to it is very good funny at times and nervy especially when shes trapped in the car lol i wont say what happens

Yeah, there were parts in it where I was like, "oh my god, I can't believe he just said/did that!". But, at the same time, people do say/do these things, and usually the movies sugar coat it so that we dont get offended. That's why I liked it so much. I prefer things to be "real".

yeah was great film