I saw Rogue One, as well, but as I'm not a Star Wars fan at all and I went to see it only out of curiosity, I fell asleep halfway through :embarassing:
Arrival, however, was so great I rewatched it twice
"I still see Marvin as a newbie that is just as cool as an oldie." --snubs
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*crashes through the window* MOANA. It was a wonderful film, the animation looked more realistic than any other Disney film I remember seeing. It was stunning, so pure. The music was sweet, there was underlying feeling of excitement and spirit. The actress who voiced Moana, Auli'i Cravalho, was fantastic at changing the volume of her voice, from being passionate to being heart broken. I would definitely recommend it.
"To know whether truth is actually true or just an imposter, give it some licorice." -Wooton Basset
My Christmas Love It's the one about the marketing lady who ends up in Christmas Valley and there's a guy with a Christmas Tree Farm. My favorite character is the guy in the diner who always has a crossword puzzle. What's yours?
321tumbler wrote:My Christmas Love It's the one about the marketing lady who ends up in Christmas Valley and there's a guy with a Christmas Tree Farm. My favorite character is the guy in the diner who always has a crossword puzzle. What's yours?
I don't believe I've seen that one.
My favourite is probably "The Christmas Heart" or "A Dream of Christmas." Both are good.
"To know whether truth is actually true or just an imposter, give it some licorice." -Wooton Basset
I watched "Elf" yesterday. I hadn't seen it in a very long time, but so many people love it so much I thought I must be missing out by barely remembering it. It was quite enjoyable, though still not a Christmas classic or anything in my opinion.
I saw "La La Land" in theatres yesterday. I really enjoyed the singing, dancing, and magical musical moments. Some parts (like the ending) were a bit different than I had expected, but overall it was a very good movie.
You need new friends. Well, I'm sure it will be on DVD soon enough and you can see it then. Minus a little language, it's well worth watching!
I like the first Captain America movie, but I have to disagree that the second one is inferior! That's actually one of my favourite Marvel movies. To each their own, I suppose.
The last movie I watched was "Kate and Leopold." There's something very sweet about that movie that I enjoy. I hadn't seen it in a while and it's on Netflix, so it made for a great movie evening the other day.
My siblings and I are watching during this coronavirus time. We just finished the Harry Potter series and the Mexican version of HSM. We're going to watch the Narnia series next.
Kaida wrote:My siblings and I are watching during this coronavirus time. We just finished the Harry Potter series and the Mexican version of HSM. We're going to watch the Narnia series next.
Such good stuff!
I just watched a random Hallmark Christmas movie last night.
Brownie has a knack
for writing superb haikus
she cannot be stopped
~Pengwin
I watched part of "Pirate's of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest" today while I was washing dishes. I know it sounds terrible, but I don't like doing dishes and I don't have a dishwasher, so I often watch something to make dishes more fun. I usually watch something that I've seen multiple times so I can enjoy it without worrying about missing anything.