I just thought that is time for the second part.
I hope Titi and Irina could continue their talk here.

adelina, i wrote what i to say over at the old thread because it was off topic anyway as soon as i see a movie i will write here.

No problem

The last movie that I saw ( more like a tv seria ) is Perry Mason I'm watching it every evening.

Im glad, Irina, that you mentioned 4 months 3 weeks and 2 days, because I wondered if I should go and watch this movie, so now I will!

And as for the above discussion, I can totally agree with you about everything you said about the intellectual elite....

do you have some recommendation for a good horror movie to watch on halloween ???

I´m a day late, Irina, but what about Michael Jackson´s Thriller?
No, seriously, I´m not that much into horrors so no help from me

Something totally different - I´ve just watched the film "Ray" about Ray Charles and I have to say it touched me, plus Jamie Fox was really great in the leading role. I love biographies and this was again very interesting indeed.
In fact, all films about famous artists I have seen have been really interesting with "The Jacksons: An American Dream" about Michael and his family, "What´s love got to do with it" about Tina Turner and "Chaplin" about Charlie Chaplin being my favourite ones. You can draw much inspiration from such films, and it´s interesting to see the life of these people behind the scenes and their personal fight to overcome all obstacles in their work and life (if shooted intelligently with respect, objectivity and paying attention to being as true as possible).


Michelle

hello ladies!
i've just came from the cinema.i watched the Duchess, with keira knightley .i liked this movie.....altough i don\t like keira, i was impressed.
not only because it was about the past, history, politics, love, but because it was human.almost real.
i always would have liked to live in the past, and this movie convinced me that i would have liked it.they have different kind of problems, but who has the power always knows a way of solving them.this way is not always a good one, but still problems are alwys hidden.there is a naturality in solving problems of life which i miss from our lives.we like complicating life.
life in the past was also complicated but still, they lived through....
another aspect is that in the moovie there are shown the eyes of the persons, i like this because this way they become credible.
i also liked the music of the film, and Dominic Cooper(charles grey in the moovie)
the moovie reminded me of 'atonement', partly because of keira....

Has anyone seen the new James bond yet? Is it a good movie

Hey folks!

I´ve been to the cinema yesterday (with my mom and two of my friends - boys )and as probably one of the last people have seen Mamma Mia! Goodness me, WHAT A MOVIE!!!

I thought it would be just a typical Hollywood sweetie musical remake with great songs. How wrong was I! It is one of the loveliest, cutest, warmest and funniest movies I´ve seen in a long time The cast was absolutely SUPERB! Pierce Brosnan and Stellan Skarsgaard were so funny, Colin Firth was and great as always, Amanda Seyfried (who I never saw before) was so cute and refreshing as Sophie, Julie Walters and Christine Baranski as Donna´s best friends were absolutely hillarious and Meryl Streep (Donna) is just in a class of her own, stunning!! And how they can sing ... I mean especially when Meryl was singing The Winner Takes It All, I was like ::
But EVERYTHING was so wonderful in it! The beautiful setting, the nice story, absolutely hillarious scenes and dialogues to die for :: (I can´t remember when I laughed so hard the last time), brilliant performances by every actor, such great dance scenes and of course, that beautiful and never-dying (and beautifully almost originally arranged) music which will live forever...

That all may not seem very new to you, but I would like to add something else, a lovely experience: during the whole movie, not a few people (including me) were first humming and later singing the songs (mostly in between the scenes where everybody was laughing like ). By the last scene we were loudly singing and there was some kind of magical atmosphere in the cinema, in the end, everybody was leaving with a wide smile on their face, humming the Abba-songs, despite of the fact that outside, it was snowing like in the middle of January. Everyone felt so warm as we were there in Greece

I just wanted to share this lovely experience with you. At least, it has made my day a lot brighter


Michelle

michelle, i intended to see mamma mia but somehow did not manage to get myself into the cinema knowing that it is a musical.

i actually miss going to the cinema. i think i have to do it soon. i have not been since i saw wall-e . did anyone else saw wall-e? it's lovely !!!

i also saw a cute little movie called " a beautiful thing ". it's the story about the first between two boys. it's no big drama and no tragedy, it's just nice. it's a british movies. i don't know why but i think that when the brits are good are a lot better then americans, in making movies i mean.

I finally saw "Mamma Mia" I really love the movie and I heard some of the songs from the first time in my life! I'm an ABBA fan and also I like Colin Firth, Pierce Brosnan and Meryl Streep
And I saw this movie also : http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0155754/#comment
I recomend it for the ones who likes that type of movies

i saw a cute little movie lately called a beautiful thing. it's a nice british movie about two teenagers. one of them has a shitty family. the other one even if he only lives with his mum , he gets along with her very well and she is a very strong but nice character. the two boys end up knowing each other better and fall in love. it's no big drama, just a cute story. and the two actors are very believable. it's just a feel good movie.

Thanks Michelle!
I love musicalls usually so it wasn't hard for me to like it...but this one was a little different than the others that I saw And I sing the songs too