[El Gran Salseron]

The last DVD I watched was "Pulp Fiction."

Believe it or not, it is a religious movie. Don't believe me, huh? Watch it again and listen very closely to the dialogue, if you can get past the vulgarity.

[auggy]

I really liked , Cinderella Man and I Walk The Line. I would recommend both of these.

[Chuckster]

Watched "Song of the South" last night, "Blood Alley" the night before.

[Fawnn]

The last DVD movie I watched was this excellent film recommended by a good friend: Chicken Little. I loved it! ;)

[Tench_Coxe]

Fresh out of the wrapper? 'Serenity'
TV Series? Farscape Starburst Edition 3.2

[Fawnn]

Happy HAPPY Happy Birthday,
E.G.C.

[Sensei Ern]

Hey all! Just popping in to share my last movie...Mel Gibson's, "The Patriot".

[Sensei Ern]

Hey all! Just popping in to share my last movie...Mel Gibson's, "The Patriot".

'Aim small. Miss small."

[MikefromOhio]

Last DVD.....

hmmmmmmm

Super Troopers :)

[Ciexyz]

"Starsky and Hutch", the recent remake of the TV series, and I turned it off after a half hour. This Hollyweird trauma is vile. It showed Hutch as a cop on the take and portrayed it as comedy. No wonder the world hates us, when our film industry portrays Americans in such a terrible light. This film is an abomination. Huggy Bear is a drug kingpin. This is NOT the S&H TV show that I watched in the 70's.

[x]

The Staircase had some real shocks, but it was way too long. It's a six hour television documentary about the real life Michael Peterson-Kathleen Peterson murder trial now out on DVD.

The story could have used a lot of editing, but the early episodes, before the case went to trial had more than any other documentary's share of shocks. The second half of the series was more routine and took in a sixty day trial. If you don't know the story, it will surprise you. Maybe it could be cut down to a more manageable length some time.

The Staircase has a military angle -- Peterson was a veteran and war novelist --, also a tie-in to today's news -- the trial was in Durham, NC (This isn't the Scott Peterson-Lacey Peterson case).

Michael Peterson is one sick dude, sick enough to kill and lie about it afterwards, but did he? Was the evidence really all there, or did people just jump to conclusions? Anyway, there's a lot to think about there.

[Hoodat]

What's a DVD?

[sneakers]

The Ten Commandments - with Charleton Heston!

[MozartLover]

The latest DVD movie I watched.....hmmmm...............can't remember the order, but the last three I watched were "Harry Potter & The Goblet Of Fire", "The Notebook", and the Spongebob Squarepants movie.

I take that back, I watched "Signs" last weekend.

[MissAmericanPie]

"Must Love Dogs"

[HiJinx]

Hmmmm....King Kong on DVD and Failure to Launch at the theater. Man on Fire with Denzel Washington on HBO.

[MS.BEHAVIN]

Thanks for tonights thread Diva!
(wink)
Good evening Ma!
Good evening Canteeners and Troops!
How's everybody tonight?
I'm in for abit!
Hugs alla round!
Ms.B

[ChessExpert]

Last two:
The Great Raid
The Prize Winner of Defiance Ohio

I think we got lucky with these two. But then, I'm biased. We're trying to avoid all the Academy Award trash and go other ways.

The Great Raid is well reviewed by conservative sources. It's about a real raid to rescue American POWs held by the Japanese in WWII. It's tense. Maybe a little bit monochrome. Probably improves with a second viewing.

My wife picked the Prize Winner of Defiance Ohio. She read the Movie Gallery review. Like the Great Raid, it has some basis in reality. At one point, the heroine says that she isn't a saint. But she really is a heroic and saintly person (as portrayed). She is a great example to all of us. From a Christian standpoint, a true Christian, IMHO. This also probably benefits from a second viewing.

Before, these two, Narnia stands out.

[Proud2BeRight]

Flight Plan

[Edit35]

Wedding Crashers