[OT] Movie Reviews

Yesterday we went to see "The DaVinci Code". It was OK, it wasn't as bad as
some of the critics have said, but it wasn't as good as the 3 months of
promotion leading up to it would have you believe. C+ / B-

But after we saw that we snuck into "Over The Hedge" (oooo, we're movie
criminals). That movie was so funny I almost peed my pants I was laughing
so hard. The commercials for it (as funny as they are, they don't do it
justice) don't include any of the final scenes, and that's where the best
laughs are. Even Ben, who is normally very reserved in public and even at
the funniest films only chuckles quietly, was bellowing with laughter. We
literally laughed until tears were streaming from our eyes and we were
having trouble breathing (you couldn't finish laughing from one scene before
another scene took you by surprise as even funnier). Don't wait to find a
kid to take to this movie, brass it out and go by yourself if you have to!
A+++++++++++++++!


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Hugs,

CatNipped

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CatNipped wrote:
Yesterday we went to see "The DaVinci Code". It was OK, it wasn't as
bad as some of the critics have said, but it wasn't as good as the 3
months of promotion leading up to it would have you believe. C+ / B-

But after we saw that we snuck into "Over The Hedge" (oooo, we're
movie criminals). That movie was so funny I almost peed my pants I
was laughing so hard. The commercials for it (as funny as they are,
they don't do it justice) don't include any of the final scenes, and
that's where the best laughs are. Even Ben, who is normally very
reserved in public and even at the funniest films only chuckles
quietly, was bellowing with laughter. We literally laughed until
tears were streaming from our eyes and we were having trouble
breathing (you couldn't finish laughing from one scene before another
scene took you by surprise as even funnier). Don't wait to find a
kid to take to this movie, brass it out and go by yourself if you
have to! A+++++++++++++++!

Sounds like fun, it won't be released here until, June 30th. Finland has
even longer to wait, it's released there September 22nd
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart.
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

"Adrian A" wrote in message
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CatNipped wrote:
Yesterday we went to see "The DaVinci Code". It was OK, it wasn't as
bad as some of the critics have said, but it wasn't as good as the 3
months of promotion leading up to it would have you believe. C+ / B-

But after we saw that we snuck into "Over The Hedge" (oooo, we're
movie criminals). That movie was so funny I almost peed my pants I
was laughing so hard. The commercials for it (as funny as they are,
they don't do it justice) don't include any of the final scenes, and
that's where the best laughs are. Even Ben, who is normally very
reserved in public and even at the funniest films only chuckles
quietly, was bellowing with laughter. We literally laughed until
tears were streaming from our eyes and we were having trouble
breathing (you couldn't finish laughing from one scene before another
scene took you by surprise as even funnier). Don't wait to find a
kid to take to this movie, brass it out and go by yourself if you
have to! A+++++++++++++++!

Sounds like fun, it won't be released here until, June 30th. Finland has
even longer to wait, it's released there September 22nd
--
There are already protesters here in Florida out front of the movie
theaters. I guess they have not figured out the more you scream at someone
the more they will ignore you and try to see what they hype is about. More
money for the movies

"CatNipped" wrote in message
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Yesterday we went to see "The DaVinci Code". It was OK, it wasn't as bad
as
some of the critics have said, but it wasn't as good as the 3 months of
promotion leading up to it would have you believe. C+ / B-

But after we saw that we snuck into "Over The Hedge" (oooo, we're movie
criminals). That movie was so funny I almost peed my pants I was laughing
so hard. The commercials for it (as funny as they are, they don't do it
justice) don't include any of the final scenes, and that's where the best
laughs are. Even Ben, who is normally very reserved in public and even at
the funniest films only chuckles quietly, was bellowing with laughter. We
literally laughed until tears were streaming from our eyes and we were
having trouble breathing (you couldn't finish laughing from one scene
before
another scene took you by surprise as even funnier). Don't wait to find a
kid to take to this movie, brass it out and go by yourself if you have to!
A+++++++++++++++!


--

Hugs,

I saw the Da Vinci Code Friday, and will probably see Over the Hedge this
coming Friday. I was already planning to see it, but your endorsement
reinfoces my wish. I'm 70 years old and go to movies alone almost every
week. I loved both Shrek movies and several other animated films, and it
doesn't bother me a bit to go alone.

Joy

Joy wrote:


I saw the Da Vinci Code Friday, and will probably see Over the Hedge this
coming Friday. I was already planning to see it, but your endorsement
reinfoces my wish. I'm 70 years old and go to movies alone almost every
week. I loved both Shrek movies and several other animated films, and it
doesn't bother me a bit to go alone.


I've got the book "the Da Vinci Code" but haven't read it yet, as I'm
still wading my way through "Typee" by herman Melville. I don't plan on
seeing the movie. I really want to see "Over the Hedge" as I love the
comic strip. I'll probably end up buying the DVD when it comes out,
though.

For what it is worth, Emily has been tentatively diagnosed with a fuel
pump failure. So tomorrow I get to call a local repair shop and arrange
for her to go in for a fix. I have no idea how long that will take, or
will cost. It has to be done, though.

Pam S.

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Joy wrote:


I saw the Da Vinci Code Friday, and will probably see Over the Hedge
this
coming Friday. I was already planning to see it, but your endorsement
reinfoces my wish. I'm 70 years old and go to movies alone almost every
week. I loved both Shrek movies and several other animated films, and
it
doesn't bother me a bit to go alone.


I've got the book "the Da Vinci Code" but haven't read it yet, as I'm
still wading my way through "Typee" by herman Melville. I don't plan on
seeing the movie. I really want to see "Over the Hedge" as I love the
comic strip. I'll probably end up buying the DVD when it comes out,
though.

For what it is worth, Emily has been tentatively diagnosed with a fuel
pump failure. So tomorrow I get to call a local repair shop and arrange
for her to go in for a fix. I have no idea how long that will take, or
will cost. It has to be done, though.

Pam S.

Purrs that it will be quick and relatively inexpensive.

Joy

Tanada wrote:
Joy wrote:


I saw the Da Vinci Code Friday, and will probably see Over the Hedge
this coming Friday. I was already planning to see it, but your
endorsement reinfoces my wish. I'm 70 years old and go to movies
alone almost every week. I loved both Shrek movies and several
other animated films, and it doesn't bother me a bit to go alone.


I've got the book "the Da Vinci Code" but haven't read it yet, as I'm
still wading my way through "Typee" by herman Melville. I don't plan
on seeing the movie. I really want to see "Over the Hedge" as I love
the comic strip. I'll probably end up buying the DVD when it comes
out, though.

For what it is worth, Emily has been tentatively diagnosed with a fuel
pump failure. So tomorrow I get to call a local repair shop and
arrange for her to go in for a fix. I have no idea how long that
will take, or will cost. It has to be done, though.

Pam S.

I tend to watch more movies on DVD, sometimes they're released on DVD in
America before their cinema release in the UK. In that case I just buy the
disc from the USA or Canada. I watched Stuart Little at least 3 months
before it was on at the cinema here.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart.
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

On 2006-05-22, Tanada penned:
plan on seeing the movie. I really want to see "Over the Hedge" as
I love the comic strip. I'll probably end up buying the DVD when it
comes out, though.


Oooooh.

I didn't make the connection between the comic and the movie. Duh!


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monique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully

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