movie catch up
I was storing up all these movies I've seen. Now many of them I saw so long ago, I can't tell you when it was exactly. There's so many I've seen, it was going to be a mountain to write about.
as Usual, a bit off from the book. A not too bad movie over all though.
I thought this movie had a GREAT moral message. The guy tries to guilt the wife and pushes her away due to marrying her after a teen-pregnancy. Then, he realizes how much he really loves her, and why he chose to marry her to begin with. It's a little like Cage's "Family Man".
This was dumb, in my opinion. Friends, best of friends, but it takes an extreme storyline for them to figure out to be more then friends. The kid is also a bit of a psycho character.
Incredible story. Parts of it have really stuck with me, even though I saw it a while back. This young girl has to deal with SO much. iTunes also had a "behind the scenes" thing, and this movie really does show a subculture in America.
Ok, we saw this a LONG LONG time ago (it seems). I was really not impressed, and I don't know many other who are fans of the cartoon who actually liked this. It's not even like you are interpreting a book, or making a story completely up. It's already got acted out parts, and pronounced names. HOW DO YOU MESS THAT UP SO BADLY????????
This is a story from the point of view of Wallis and David. They are very different characters here then portrayed in King's Speech. This movie will make you feel for them and their love, and the hard position they found themselves in.
I saw it because James McAvoy was in it. It's interesting. It's a bit documentary style. I learned some new things I didn't know. But, if not a history fan, or McAvoy fan, you'll probably not like it.
"beat you weren't expecting that" sums up this movie. You'll have to see it twice or be really quick.
as Usual, a bit off from the book. A not too bad movie over all though.
I thought this movie had a GREAT moral message. The guy tries to guilt the wife and pushes her away due to marrying her after a teen-pregnancy. Then, he realizes how much he really loves her, and why he chose to marry her to begin with. It's a little like Cage's "Family Man".
This was dumb, in my opinion. Friends, best of friends, but it takes an extreme storyline for them to figure out to be more then friends. The kid is also a bit of a psycho character.
Incredible story. Parts of it have really stuck with me, even though I saw it a while back. This young girl has to deal with SO much. iTunes also had a "behind the scenes" thing, and this movie really does show a subculture in America.
Ok, we saw this a LONG LONG time ago (it seems). I was really not impressed, and I don't know many other who are fans of the cartoon who actually liked this. It's not even like you are interpreting a book, or making a story completely up. It's already got acted out parts, and pronounced names. HOW DO YOU MESS THAT UP SO BADLY????????
This is a story from the point of view of Wallis and David. They are very different characters here then portrayed in King's Speech. This movie will make you feel for them and their love, and the hard position they found themselves in.
I saw it because James McAvoy was in it. It's interesting. It's a bit documentary style. I learned some new things I didn't know. But, if not a history fan, or McAvoy fan, you'll probably not like it.
"beat you weren't expecting that" sums up this movie. You'll have to see it twice or be really quick.