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Does anyone know what the best film in theaters RIGHT NOW would be?
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Seen it - not that I liked it too much. Too many sex jokes. And the Goddess bit - esp when she was freed from her body and shed her clothing in the process of growing…Pirates,of course!!
SERENITYDoes anyone know what the best film in theaters RIGHT NOW would be?
Catholig
Hear hear! Oceans anything is great (for older teens and adults, of course).I personally think Ocean’s 13 is the best, but then again I LOVE these movies. They’re fun and carefree.
You and I, melen, we’re on the same page!!SERENITY![]()
I did not see this movie, but my wife & sister-in-law took my 12 year old daughter and her friend to see Nancy Drew over the weekend. Their reviews were mixed.I really enjoyed the Nancy Drew movie. It is just so unusual for Hollywood to show a girl as sweet, intelligent, competent, and chaste! All of the “normal” teenagers in the movie considered her to be really strange, but Nancy really didn’t care what they thought. I think it would be a good movie for a pre-teen girl to see.
Recently there was a BBC poll and SERENITY was just named the BEST Sci-Fi movie of all time, beating out Star Wars. There is also another poll running that has FIREFLY (*the TV show that was spun off into the movie SERENITY) *as the 2nd best TV show of all time (I think “Bonanza” was voted as the #1 show of all time). Clearly people like us are “in the know” when it comes to good quality movies/TVYou and I, melen, we’re on the same page!!
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Really? That’s pretty cool.Fantastic Four! (because my daughter worked on the visual graphics).
Yeah. It was a fabulous project. I’m going to see the movie tomorrow. I get to yell and whistle when her name comes up on the credits! Fortunately, whenever I have done that, I’m the last person left in the theater.Really? That’s pretty cool.
Catholig
That’s nice I guess - I just disliked some of the content in the movie. Not that I’m blaming your daughterYeah. It was a fabulous project. I’m going to see the movie tomorrow. I get to yell and whistle when her name comes up on the credits! Fortunately, whenever I have done that, I’m the last person left in the theater.