[fight_truth_decay]

I will support Willis for standing up in support of our military men and women; and while this will not be an academy award winning film, I think I can part with the $6.50. If you want an excellent film you might want to see The Pianist. I didn't want to support this director, but this film all Americans should see.

Respectfully

f_t_d

[fight_truth_decay]

Monica Bellucci

Frank Masi

[mrustow]

I will support Willis for standing up in support of our military men and women; and while this will not be an academy award winning film, I think I can part with the $6.50. If you want an excellent film you might want to see The Pianist. I didn't want to support this director, but this film all Americans should see.

Respectfully

f_t_d

Talk about out of the fry pan, and into the fire! I definitely won't be paying $10 (what tickets cost in NYC) to see a movie by a rapist who has stayed out of jail by being a fugitive from justice for the past 25 years. I know, I'm a real difficult customer.

Truth be told, since our son came into the world three years ago, I only get out to see a movie at most once a year, so I'll probably pass on both of these guys. The last two flicks I saw were About a Boy and The Royal Tenenbaums.

It being my one-year anniversary since I saw a new movie in a thee-ay-tuh, if I could get out to see one in the next week or so, the candidates would be: About Schmidt, Adaptation, The Quiet American, Catch Me If You Can, Narc and Gods and Generals, in that order. I'm tempted to add, Gangs of New York, since I love Scorcese, and I'm familiar with the subject matter, but I've heard it wasn't that good.

[mrustow]

You might be interested in the review I posted at #24.