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Yeah, Spider-Man is awesome! I loved it, I went to see it with my girlfriend and a few friends. The action was awesome! I absolutly loved it, so did my friends. I can’t wait to see the sequals to it. I liked the romance part, well, my girlfriend did :). Guess what we were doing at that scene??
Anyways, Great move! I LOVED IT! MUST SEE!
NOTONEOFUS
notoneofus@hotmail.comyup. And now that it’s passed, what other great movies are out? hmmmmmmm…..
It’s a belt! It supports your pants!!
( Shearheaven’s daughter ),
Mom let me go to the first opening of the second saga of Star Wars, Attack of the Clones, at 12:01 am. All will enjoy this one. It will entertain new viewers with its special effects and acting skills and enlighten those of us who keep track of them all.
This is the episode where you see things brewing and you can only stand by and watch it happen. Many will enjoy a great battle which will surprise all…when it started people actually cheered and were thrilled to see the great Jedi fight.
Watch it and enjoy it…and the Force be with you my little Padamons.shearheaven
I saw Episode II, it is a very good movie, I can’t wait for the Episode III.
NOTONEOFUS
notoneofus@hotmail.comYEAH! STAR WARS! I honestly think Ep. II beats out Ep. I, IV, V, and VI. but we have to wait and see about III. heh. I saw ep. II 48 hours after it’s opening in canada (I think it was different form the u.s….)
btw. i dunno about in other countries but here, george lucas hand-picked what theatres he wanted his new film to play in. Just happens to be playing in 400 theatres less than spiderman…and star wars is STILL #1!!
Windaphoner
Anna WojtowiczI saw spiderman with my daughter…I thought it was great, so going to take hubby to see it for his 50th birthday after we go out to dinner tonight…Oh…and the cake is almost ready to be chilled…hehehe…
shearheaven
STAR WARS: Episode II
Even though this episode of Star wars is nowhere near as good as the original, the special effects are great. Also, this episode leads up so beautifully to Episode IV even though there is still 1 episode left before we even get there. I can think of at least 20 ways that the movie is linked to the later episodes in major ways. Not to mention about 20 or 30 more ways that the movie is connected to the later episodes in small but important, at least to the major star wars fan, way. Along with all of the great connections, this is the first Star wars that includes Jedi battles that include more than just two or three Jedi/sith. I give Episode II an A++ (even though Anikin sorta freaked me out)-Zlink123
Dog mans best friend??? I think
not…Computer, mans best friend.🙂 …I think i have just found my new best forum-friend…. LoL
Yeah, the special effects have got to be the highlight. But I read – that prop designers are having a hard time now getting ready for Ep. III. Back in the 70s with the first Star Wars ever, their props weren’t as “lavish” as now. Considering that Ep. I was situated much much before Ep. VI, they need the technology to be a lot more advanced in Ep. VI and they kind of killed it by all the advanced lightsabers and things in Ep. I.
Also, they way they produce a lightsaber’s glow has become a lot come a long way since the 70s. Ep. I’s lightsaber glows shouldn’t be looking more advanced than Ep. VI’s……but they are…
oops.Windaphoner
Anna Wojtowicz
Btw, Anakin was great! *seductive growl* grrr… damn that boy is hot… (as if any of you really wanted to know he’s enticing to me… sorry – it’s 2 a.m. and I’m very hyper). They’re still using the same actor for Anakin in ep. III (woohoo!)
🙂Since on the topic of Star Wars – will someone please explain to me who Annakin Starkiller (son of Kane; brother of Deak) is from A New Hope. I know that’s where the name Anakin decended from – and Annakin was some sort of pre-Luke Skywalker..but someone clear up this haze for meee….
Windaphoner
Anna Wojtowiczahhhhhhhh, yes. another passion of mine besides books…movies. There will always be the type of movies that are just fun and enjoyable, but i really love the ones that make you think. real life stories or fantasy, each can have there way of touching you.
Life as a House – what a great movie. i laughed and i cried and i understood. this is a must see even though it’s emotional. that’s the point, we should be flooded by emotion when we watch a good movie, the day that stops is the day i’ll stop going to the movie theatre.
Moulin Rouge – ok… sure it’s sad,but it sure does make you dream about love and to experience life. treasure the good and the bad at least you’re living… as hard as it is.
i could go on, but i’ll stop for now.
Would you beleive that the last time I went into a movie theater was to watch “Scary Movie” and I can’t remember the title of the 2nd movie, it had something to do with WCW (before WWE bought them out) wrestling.
I don’t know why I don’t go out to more movies, maybe its because and no matter how good a production is presented in the theaters I always find something wrong with it. Convincing myself that the movie just cheated me out of the price of admission.
Thus, I just wait until it comes out on HBO, Showtime or Cinemax and then complain to those people instead.
BuShWiCk
Join the Club.
I rarely go to theaters…
Okay my friends dragged me to go see Van Wilder last night – it was funny in a teenage “ha-ha” sense. Last time I was in a theatre before that? StarWars E2…. it was an exception. Every StarWars movie is an exception.. and before that? Must have been in ’97 or something…
I just don’t find an urge on spending my money on something that’ll be free on TV soon… And all the “funny” movies seem to be following the path to clone-ville.
ANYWAYS…
Shine is a movie to definitley rent. It’s about the life of David Helfgott……. but you gotta know a bit about David Helfgott n’ the classical music world to fully understand the movie the first time around. You’ll understand it the second time if not…
Shyeah it’s a biography.. but a lot of theatrical tinkling was made. In real life – David had his breakdown 3 months [iafter[/i] the performance of the Rach3.. and Peter Helfgott (David’s father) was a gentle caring man.. not abusive like in the movie.Windaphoner
Edited by – windaphoner on 07/24/2002 11:32:00
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