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To: La Enchiladita
Posted by La Enchiladita to DollyCali On News/Activism ^ 03/26/2006 10:38:56 PM EST · 275 of 277 ^

I liked '16 Blocks.' Did you see it?

You're more adventurous about movies than I am; don't feel drawn to V for Vendetta. I know you keep up with a lot of movies, are there any others you recommend for a traditionalist like me? Hehe.

O, so there are deer. Maybe jackrabbits too? The dogs would chase them.

I liked 16 blocks also and if you liked that you might like V.. there were some interesting elements ..actually intriguing. Politically there were points being made & like it or not it weaved into the story line well. Actually that was at the core of the movie.

If you liked 16 blocks, it seems not to "traditionalist"!!!

Trads like gone w/wind, sleepless in Seattle, dr Z etc..

Gentle recent movies I liked: Nanny McFee, pride & prejudice, Narnia, Pink Panther, Fun with dick & Jane, walk the line,Eight below,Memoirs of a Geisha, king Kong, cache --- (by gentle I mean NO gore/blood per se)

I do want to see Inside man..both it & V were highly rated by rotten tomatoes as new opens worth seeing.

some of the "heavy movies: I liked recently: Capote, harry potter (lots of dark elements), syriana, crash (just saw it again at theater), Matador, Munich,

24 posted on 03/27/2006 4:10:08 AM PST by DollyCali
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To: DollyCali

Thanks for the insights on movies, Dolly.

I don't know why I said 'traditionalist.' I guess because there are a lot of movies I don't like! LOL!

I'll keep my eye out for something good and we'll trade notes.

'Night.


57 posted on 03/27/2006 10:10:17 PM PST by La Enchiladita (Walk softly, carry a big stick... and don't forget to connect the dots ...)
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