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 Posted: Sat Jul 30, 2005 9:46 pm
My daughter kidnapped me to see Charlie and the Chocolate Factory last night too. I enjoyed it a lot. My favorite parts were when he walks into the glass doors of the elevator. It is soooo unexpected. Almost don't see it coming.
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Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2005 3:34 pm
MysticfawN Lizzy, just so you know, I wasn't LMAO at your chickie mask or striped clothes, because I actually really liked that look! It was cute, and colorful! My kind of things! I was laughing at the idea of Jelly letting you go just to pee.. wink I knew that! (who could NOT love the chickie mask look after all!) I love all the costume-ish outfits here, and the fact buying clothes is much cheaper than painting a pet... usually razz
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Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2005 1:53 am
GigglyBipper I went to see Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Friday
I have always like the first version.
I still do.
But I like this one better.
This version you get a look inside Mr Wonka.
And there is just more to the story with this one.
The Oompa Loompa are far more talented this time around too. My sister said the Ooompa Loompa's freaked her out...we still haven't gone to see this yet...hopefully sunday @ the drive in. been too hot for the drive in lately here (i know you know what i mean) We're going Saturday to see "The Skeleton Key" (yay) my sis & her hubby are in town and it's pretty much the only way he'll see it while it's in the theatre if we all 4 go cuz my sister HATES horror ... mostly cuz it frightens her so much. She's like me with a wild imagination and therefore everything scares her. Just saw a really really good movie on TV..."A Time to Kill" with Sandra Bullock and Matthew Mccounaughy(i don't know how to spell his last name lol...too late for brain work) Based on John Grisham...SO GOOD! I loved it and recommend people go see it.
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Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2005 6:26 am
magikjaz GigglyBipper I went to see Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Friday
I have always like the first version.
I still do.
But I like this one better.
This version you get a look inside Mr Wonka.
And there is just more to the story with this one.
The Oompa Loompa are far more talented this time around too. My sister said the Ooompa Loompa's freaked her out...we still haven't gone to see this yet...hopefully sunday @ the drive in. been too hot for the drive in lately here (i know you know what i mean) We're going Saturday to see "The Skeleton Key" (yay) my sis & her hubby are in town and it's pretty much the only way he'll see it while it's in the theatre if we all 4 go cuz my sister HATES horror ... mostly cuz it frightens her so much. She's like me with a wild imagination and therefore everything scares her. Just saw a really really good movie on TV..."A Time to Kill" with Sandra Bullock and Matthew Mccounaughy(i don't know how to spell his last name lol...too late for brain work) Based on John Grisham...SO GOOD! I loved it and recommend people go see it. The Oompa Loompa's were all just one guy.
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Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2005 7:13 am
Quote: Just saw a really really good movie on TV..."A Time to Kill" with Sandra Bullock and Matthew Mccounaughy(i don't know how to spell his last name lol...too late for brain work) Based on John Grisham...SO GOOD! I loved it and recommend people go see it. I absolutely loved this move. It was awesome and I would also recommend it!!!!
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Posted: Sat Sep 03, 2005 1:40 pm
magikjaz Just saw a really really good movie on TV..."A Time to Kill" with Sandra Bullock and Matthew Mccounaughy(i don't know how to spell his last name lol...too late for brain work) Based on John Grisham...SO GOOD! I loved it and recommend people go see it. John Grisham is awesome! I have also wanted to see the Skeleton Key cause all the Louisiana subject matter is right up my alley. In the mean time I guess I will sit here watching the news coverage from Louisiana about hurricane clean up.
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Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2005 9:59 am
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid is on biggrin
Haven't seen this film in years.
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Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2005 10:03 am
HotFudgeSundae Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid is on biggrin Haven't seen this film in years. First time I saw that one was in a drive in movie with my mom and dad cause it was brand new. OOOOOOOPS, guess I just dated meself rofl
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Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2005 11:24 am
simlizzy HotFudgeSundae Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid is on biggrin Haven't seen this film in years. First time I saw that one was in a drive in movie with my mom and dad cause it was brand new. OOOOOOOPS, guess I just dated meself rofl that would be GREAT to see at a drive in! or am i just thinking it would be, that American Dream thing that people go on about confused
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 12:30 am
HotFudgeSundae simlizzy HotFudgeSundae Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid is on biggrin Haven't seen this film in years. First time I saw that one was in a drive in movie with my mom and dad cause it was brand new. OOOOOOOPS, guess I just dated meself rofl that would be GREAT to see at a drive in! or am i just thinking it would be, that American Dream thing that people go on about confused When I was a kid, drive ins were great cause we had a station wagon, and if you got tired you just fell asleep in the back. Cannot say I have been back to one since my ex husband back in, probably 1982 heart We saw "Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Kahn"
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 12:42 am
That is a great way to see Wrath! One of my favorite Star Trek movies. But, alas... drive-ins are no more. At least out here. They built a Walmart where the last one was.
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 12:46 am
neonibbles That is a great way to see Wrath! One of my favorite Star Trek movies. But, alas... drive-ins are no more. At least out here. They built a Walmart where the last one was. I think they still have one up in North Las Vegas, but I don't get out much, so cannot say for sure rolleyes
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 12:48 am
It was sad the day they took down the last of the screens. They had the news crews there and everything. It was a big deal because it was the last in Southern California.
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 9:33 am
that is sad because they're a great american tradition, something that people in other countries really associate with the US.
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 12:00 pm
neonibbles It was sad the day they took down the last of the screens. They had the news crews there and everything. It was a big deal because it was the last in Southern California. They had one in Southern California when I was a kid that had 4 whole screens, each faced a different direction and of course, you only had sound for the screen you were facing rolleyes but we thought that was pretty cool nevertheless. I grew up a couple miles from a single screen drive in and as a teenager for school extracurriculer fund raising, we had permission from the manager to wait outside with rags and windex and offer to clean peoples' windshield for a donation while they waitied to get in and see the movie. I think the movie playing *all* of that summer was "Star Wars" ... back before videos made it so movies were out of the theatre so fast... rofl
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