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Merry Frigging Christmas- Robin Williams final film. Home for the holidays film about a guy coming to terms with his dysfunctional (alcoholic) father and learning the true spirit of Christmas. Excellently cast. Sad and funny performance by Williams as the father who always ruined Christmas. 9/10
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I saw oujia in theater on Halloween. it was pretty good.
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Star Trek III. Good as I remembered. :D
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The Contender............political thriller, Jeff Bridges, Joan Allen, good to see Sam Elliot again...

This movie wasn't bad, but not that great either...
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tamara_mc41 wrote:I saw oujia in theater on Halloween. it was pretty good.
Was it really? Wow I didn't expect that!

Last movie I watched was In The Mouth Of Madness with Sam Neill. Quite book related indeed.
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Hi
Movies show is good thing but edicted is bad.
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The last movie I saw was Good Morning Vietnam. I am currently watching Robin Williams' films. There are so many of them I have not seen.

-- 14 Nov 2014, 14:12 --
Carla Hurst-Chandler wrote:Merry Frigging Christmas- Robin Williams final film. Home for the holidays film about a guy coming to terms with his dysfunctional (alcoholic) father and learning the true spirit of Christmas. Excellently cast. Sad and funny performance by Williams as the father who always ruined Christmas. 9/10
Thanks! I am currently watching his older films. This should be a real treat.
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Syntheticaudio wrote:
Last movie I watched was In The Mouth Of Madness with Sam Neill. Quite book related indeed.
That was quite the movie! Talk about madness! :shock:
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The Hundred Foot Journey. Some beautiful cinematography. Well cast. Average storyline. Hollywood predictable feel-good ending. I expected to enjoy it more. Definitely a "foodies" film. 5/10
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Thor:The Dark World. Very good!
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A re-watch of Eat, Pray and Love. Cinematography, casting, message...excellent. Absolutely LOVE Julia Roberts. 9/10
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Nebraska, w/Bruce Dern..............There are no words to describe this BORING movie............YIKES!, I guess this fool blew all of his money, and now has to toil away at DREK!, by jove, he must be 100! ( or looks it anyway )
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I just watched Charlie's Angels.
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The Angriest Man in Brooklyn with Robin Williams. Entertaining...a bit sad and more than a little prophetic. 8/10
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Sherlock Holmes.
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