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Angel wrote:Hancock.

Not a good movie. The previews basically captured the only good parts of the movie. I wouldn't recommend it at all.
Hmm...that's kinda what I heard.
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I finally saw Transformers for the first time today! \:D/ It was actually a little more mature than I had expected it to be, but I enjoyed it nonetheless, and I'm definitely going to watch it again!

I'm kicking myself because I knew that Jess Harnell did a voice (actually, according to the IMDB, he voices two transformers) on the movie, but I totally forgot until after I was done! The next time I watch I'm going to listen carefully and try to hear him. :D
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I saw The Marx Brothers, A Night at the Opera.
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Hancock.

I sort of liked the plot, but I did find it severely lacking in several areas. There's a big difference between being immortal and actually coming back from the dead (those who have seen the movie should know what I'm talking about).
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Get a Clue (with Lindsey Lohan)
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epic123 wrote:Get a Clue (with Lindsey Lohan)
That's a decent movie! I enjoyed it when I watched it on TV a few months back.

I'm watching We Are Marshall right now - I'm not much of a football fan, but it's pretty good so far.
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I went with my sister, aunt, and 10-year old cousin to see Kit Kittredge: An American Girl. It was cute.
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Saw The Last Mimzy on Sunday. That was cute. I highly recommend it. :D
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We went to the Dollar theater last night, which coincidently was half price night, so we got to see The Incredible Hulk again for 50 cents a piece! \:D/

I know most people would stone me for this sentament but I like it better than The Dark Knight... :anxious:
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The Top Crusader wrote:I know most people would stone me for this sentament but I like it better than The Dark Knight... :anxious:
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THe War! I PBS series that we borrowed from some friends that we are about half way done with!
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One of the worst movies I have ever seen: A Kid in Aladdin's Palace. I thought that it was terrible. The actor's were bad, the only believeable character was Ali Baba, and the jokes were not funny at all.
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The end of Love Comes Softly.

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epic123 wrote:THe War! I PBS series that we borrowed from some friends that we are about half way done with!
That is an incredibly good documentary. Excellent.
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Kamen Rider Kabuto: GOD SPEED LOVE. (Director's Cut)

Questionable title aside, it was highly enjoyable as an alternate timeline to the Kabuto universe. Some unexplained inconsistencies were present, but I might be reading too much into it.

For some reason, it makes me want to buy the Ultraman DVDs...
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Journey to the centre of the earth.
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The last movie I watched was "Fools Gold"I just have to say that that was the worst,pointless,weird,most retarted movie I have ever seen!I never want to see it again.I thought it would be a good movie because it has two great actors in it but... :noway:
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I'm not really sure what I watched last, but I think it was The Lord of the Rings.
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Angel wrote:Hancock.

Not a good movie. The previews basically captured the only good parts of the movie. I wouldn't recommend it at all.
Hmm...that's kinda what I heard.
I liked it! I thought it was a good movie. It was more serious than I expected, but it was good.
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