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*Thinks* I don't remember the name... but it was really boring...
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Sherlock wrote:I just saw "Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows" at the discount theatre. It wasn't spectacular or anything (I'm an old sop for the original Holmesian-style Holmes movies) but it was still entertaining. :)
Imo, the new ones were actually more accurate. I don't really remember the old ones, but wasn't Watson like super old and Holmes was like a weakling? According to the books, they're both pretty young, and Holmes is an expert in boxing and martial-arts.
Jeremy Brett and Edward Hardwicke = best Sherlock/Watson duo ever. :noway: And there's several episodes displaying Sherlock's boxing skills. My family imitates him boxing sometimes, too. \:D/
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I watched The Emperor's New Groove with my brother tonight. I haven't seen that movie in ages, and it was tons of fun. \:D/ I had totally forgotten the opening and a few of the other details. Kronk is the best. :lol:
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Love Emperor's New Groove.

Recently saw 2 movies at the theatre: Chronicle and Safe House.

Chronicle was an amazing movie. From the story progression to the characters, to the actors performance. It was all amazing. Except for the CGI effects, but for a 12 million budget movie its still darn passable.

Safe House :(A rated R movie) starred my favorite actor Denzel Washinton. To bad the trailer made this movie look better than the actual movie. I was looking more into his psychological smart talks, but his character was never truly explored and the movie turned into your typical action movie with a very weak plot twist.
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Laura Ingalls wrote:
Pip wrote:
Sherlock wrote:I just saw "Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows" at the discount theatre. It wasn't spectacular or anything (I'm an old sop for the original Holmesian-style Holmes movies) but it was still entertaining. :)
Imo, the new ones were actually more accurate. I don't really remember the old ones, but wasn't Watson like super old and Holmes was like a weakling? According to the books, they're both pretty young, and Holmes is an expert in boxing and martial-arts.
Jeremy Brett and Edward Hardwicke = best Sherlock/Watson duo ever. :noway: And there's several episodes displaying Sherlock's boxing skills. My family imitates him boxing sometimes, too. \:D/
The real Sherlock holmes used fisticuffs, not this high-end martial art stuff the kids like these days. :x
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the last episode of North & South; it was really good, though I kinda wish there had been more episodes to expand on a few things. It had a sweet ending \:D/
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I got The Princess and the Frog from the library the other day, so my siblings and I have watched it a few times.
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I last tried watching "Wild Target" - not my thing. The last movie in theaters was "This Means War" :D
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I'm rewatching The Young Victoria right now. It's such a cute movie, I'd forgotten how much I loved it! Albert is adorable, and Emily Blunt was a wonderful Victoria.
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The last movie I watched was Soul Surfer. I could not view Carrie Underwood as more than a country music singer... It was alright.
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Just watched Ballet Shoes for the first time. I LOVE the novel, and I actually enjoyed the film more than i thought I would. Unlike a lot of adaptations, it kept the film pretty close to the book. Five star movie!
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I watched all three LOTR'S... DUDE... my eyes are shot...
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Taps wrote:I watched all three LOTR'S... DUDE... my eyes are shot...
Legolas shot them with his arrow. \:D/
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Steve wrote:
Taps wrote:I watched all three LOTR'S... DUDE... my eyes are shot...
Legolas shot them with his arrow. \:D/
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Disney's The Lion King. Awesome movie!!!! =D>
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Courageous, again. :yes:
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The Rookie

Always good. I really love the soundtrack for some reason.
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The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. Wonderful movie and Hal Smith was the voice of Owl too.
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The last one I watched was some retard chick flick I watched with my mama and older sis :P
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Doctor Who, season 7 Christmas special. So good, better than I expected :D
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