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National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation.
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I'm going crazy while waiting for the Tintin movie to come out :mad:

I'm planning on dragging, err, taking ten of my friend to come see it with me \:D/
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I recently went to see Hugo with my cousins. I really enjoyed it...thought it was a touching, poignant film.
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Musical Shutterbug wrote:I'm going crazy while waiting for the Tintin movie to come out :mad:

I'm planning on dragging, err, taking ten of my friend to come see it with me \:D/
What exactly is the big deal with this Tintin thing? I saw the preview...it was somewhat underwhelming, I must say.
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Don't laugh! The Bee Movie! It was on TV, OK? It is as stupid as I remember it! Why, oh, why did I watch it?
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I actually like the bee movie weird me...
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A movie called The Pistol. It was pretty good.
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A Christmas Story

The bestest Christmas movie ever. \:D/
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Hugo!! It was AMAZING!
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The Muppets! I think my friends and I were the only ones over the age of 8 who were not accompanying children. :anxious:
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Over the Rainbow wrote:The Muppets! I think my friends and I were the only ones over the age of 8 who were not accompanying children. :anxious:
Doesn't surprise me, but I think its weird that it seems to be going that way when really the Muppets were never like... targeting little kids. They were always pretty general with some adult-ish humor thrown in.
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ric wrote:
Musical Shutterbug wrote:I'm going crazy while waiting for the Tintin movie to come out :mad:

I'm planning on dragging, err, taking ten of my friend to come see it with me \:D/
What exactly is the big deal with this Tintin thing? I saw the preview...it was somewhat underwhelming, I must say.
I've grown up reading the Tintin books by Hergé, so I have a special attachment to them.

Beyond that, it's Peter Jackson, Steven Spielberg, Andy Serkis, and Cary Elwes, combined \:D/ Could it get any better?

...oh yes, it could. John Williams is doing the music. HEAVEN :inlove:
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Oh, John Williams. The ultimate winner in musical scoring. :inlove:
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He's too phenomenal for words. Greatest composer ON EARTH :inlove:
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The Top Crusader wrote:
Over the Rainbow wrote:The Muppets! I think my friends and I were the only ones over the age of 8 who were not accompanying children. :anxious:
Doesn't surprise me, but I think its weird that it seems to be going that way when really the Muppets were never like... targeting little kids. They were always pretty general with some adult-ish humor thrown in.
Agreed. The kids didn't get half the jokes. All the adults were roaring at the Dirty Dancing parody and the kids were like :-s .
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National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation on ABC Family.
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I watched The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957) last night...with Alec Guinness.
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The Muppet Christmas Carol. \:D/ I think Catspaw has made me totally nostalgic for that movie. And I'm also obsessively watching trailers for the Chipmunks movie. :-
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Musical Shutterbug wrote:I watched The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957) last night...with Alec Guinness.
I saw that awhile ago; I liked it, even though it had a sad ending. It was interesting to see Alec Guinness play someone other than Obi-Wan. :)
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TigerintheShadows wrote:The Muppet Christmas Carol. \:D/ I think Catspaw has made me totally nostalgic for that movie.
You are most welcome! \:D/

My brother and I watched National Treasure 2 tonight for the first time. It was good. Not great, but enjoyable.
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