[BCrago66]

You know I really like lemon pie. But you don't see me starting a vanity thread about it.

[nothingnew]

Since 1998 huh? You should know better. Is this one of them "vanity" thangs? You the movie reviewer for FR now?

FMCDH(BITS)

[Yak]

I just seen the Quaid flick "In Good Company" last night ... I highly recommend it. Very pro-family and a very good flick in general. Very engaging.

[Hildy]

Oh God..Spanglish was better than expected...but I HATED In Good Company. Would not recommend this movie to ANYONE. It was truly awful.

[diamond6]

We rented a movie last night: "The Clearing". Don't waste your money, it's a total let down.... not to mention extremely depressing.

[Shooter 2.5]

Resident Evil Two: The Apocalypse

[highlandbreeze]

Don't know about these movies...but I did really like "Phantom of the Opera!"

[FReepaholic]

..."In Good Comapny" with Dennis Quaid...

Did somebody pass a law recently requiring every movie to star Dennis Quaid?? This guy must have a great agent.

We went though this in the 90's when every movie starred Tommy Lee Jones.

[Sam Cree]

I liked Sandler a lot in his golf movie, "Happy Gilmore," but don't have a clue as to his politics. I always assume that arty people are leftists, though.

[kipita]

It's quite refreshing to see someone who has been with FR since 1998 come-up with something so original. I thought conservatives were supposed to be boring, think within the box, follow the plan sort of folks?

[mark502inf]

Here's a PG one "I am David" that the whole family can see. Its about a boy fleeing a communist labor camp in Bulgaria & his journey to freedom. Inspirational & educational insofar as it shows the side of communism that many in the USA & west Europe either don't know about or choose to ignore.

[APFel]

Worse vanities have been posted IMO, and at least this one introduces an important issue for most Freepers: The culture war. I have read that some Freepers don't go to movies or watch television anymore. Why not talk about the crap and cream that comes out of Hollywood?

UnFreeper friendly: Despite the advertising that "Racing Stripes" is "Fun for the whole family", I brought my 4-year-old to it and he was tremendously bored by it. I can handle that, but the poop, fart and snot "humor" is not age appropriate for the young ones.

APf

[Dont_Tread_On_Me_888]

Lots of family values in this one. No affair takes place.

Re Spanglish (which we liked a lot): Did you fall asleep during the movie? The wife had sex eleven times with another man before admitting it!!!

Where were you? In the popcorn line for 20 minutes?

[raybbr]

The maid cannot speak a word of English...

Then how do you know what she was saying?

[jtill]

Saw them both and they are good entertainment.

[don-o]

"The Village" is a well made film. Great cast. The plot was not as tight as it might have been. Bored my 15 year old; but, I would rate it rental worthy.

[xm177e2]

but in the end remains faithful to the wife

In the end the younger guy learns that he wants an old-fashioned values life just like Quaid.

Great, two movies I don't have to watch.

[zook]

Don't pay attention to the "how dare you post a vanity!" group. Vanities are to be limited, for sure, but a good vanity is a good use of space. Most people would like some "spoiler space," however, if you're going to tell what happens in a recent movie.

[Unknown Freeper]

Don't tell the end of the movie.

AM, would you put the movie titles and spoiler alerts in the title? thanks.

[valkyrieanne]

In Good Company was worth seeing.