CAA: Christian Anime Alliance

Just watched Master and Commander (love that movie) and now I'm waiting for Holy Week to be over so I can watch the rest of Eragon (looks okay) and the rest of the 5'th season of Hogan's Heroes.

I got a quick glimpse of part of Francis The Talking Mule yesterday when I was clicking over to the Twins game.

On Sunday I saw Blades Of Glory. Y'know, the new movie with Will Ferrell and Jon Heder? It was good. I was LOL.

Night at the museum. It was funny. I liked it alot.

An older foreign film, Babette's Feast. Thought it was pretty great. I'm gonna watch Jesus Camp also, though I kinda think I know what I'm going to think of it...

I've never seen either of them, so Orange County and Office Space last night.

The Last Kiss - Zac Braff's latest movie. Please don't watch it. It is really awful, even if you did like Garden State. I kept hoping that it would get better, but it never did, not even close to enough to make it the least bit worthwhile.

i watched Remember the Titans yesterday.

Seen quite a number of movies as of late...

V for Vendetta (despite the comments on the topic on it that was closed a while back, I thought it was an awsome movie^^)

TMNT (pretty good stuff^^)

The Bourne Identity/Supremacy (only seen parts of it and my b/f wanted to watch them again)

Oh, and rewatched Advent Children for like the 4th time.

just watched the Prince of Tennis live-action movie. no comment...XD

Was it any good and how were the tennis scenes?

I watched KING ARTHUR on FX yesterday.
Fun.
Though the Woad Men would have better identified as Picts and not
Britons.Certainly it would have gone better if they had used the word
Pict instead of Woad Men or Briton.

watched Prince of Tennis - the movie: the two samurais

other than the sweet animation and nice tennis matches, the movie wasn't all that great. it lacked a good plot, was pretty predictable, and Shusuke Fuji played a VERY minor role in the movie.

The Departed

I don't think it was a good as a lot of people made it out to be, but still pretty darn well made.

my parents went to rent Freedom Writers yesterday, but they ran out of copies so we got the Pursuit of Happyness instead.

Charlotte's Web. A VERY well done movie I must say (and haven't read the book since I was 8^^) Walden Media did amazing things with the animal CG, as usual^^ VERY impressive.

Saving Private Ryan.

Though very graphically violent and realistic (it IS a war movie, after all), it's a great movie. Shows the reality of war. No cocky grins or quotable phrases like most action movies or Sci-Fi Channel shows. Tom Hanks was amazing, and I give a cheer for Vin Diesel and Paul Giamatti as well. There were some very effective camera tricks, such as being handheld all throughout the battle of Omaha Beach. It really makes you feel like you're there.
There was a lot of swearing, and a couple crude jokes, but overall it was a wonderful movie. Still, it's so intense that I'm not sure I'm going to watch it again...at least for another ten years or so.

the_wolfs_howl wrote:Saving Private Ryan.

Though very graphically violent and realistic (it IS a war movie, after all), it's a great movie. Shows the reality of war. No cocky grins or quotable phrases like most action movies or Sci-Fi Channel shows. Tom Hanks was amazing, and I give a cheer for Vin Diesel and Paul Giamatti as well. There were some very effective camera tricks, such as being handheld all throughout the battle of Omaha Beach. It really makes you feel like you're there.
There was a lot of swearing, and a couple crude jokes, but overall it was a wonderful movie. Still, it's so intense that I'm not sure I'm going to watch it again...at least for another ten years or so.

poor poor vin dies in like the first 45 mins of the movie tho Saving private ryan tho was a great film, one of my favs


as for me, the most recent movie i saw was Blades of Glory... that... was a movie

I had an urge to watch some Disney movies so I dug out Snow White and watched it yesterday. GREAT movie--animation is amazing! Then I watched The Brave Little Toaster today. So saaaad...T__T

jon_jinn wrote:my parents went to rent Freedom Writers yesterday, but they ran out of copies so we got the Pursuit of Happyness instead.

we exchanged Pursuit of Happyness for Freedom Writers because Pursuit of Happyness kept skipping because it had a lot of scratches on the disk. they had more copies of Freedom Writers so we were able to exchange it for free.

i'm going to watch it today!

Night at the Museum. I really liked it^^ Funny and had real good CG too^^

Fight Club

watched Freedom Writers yesterday night...

Batman Begins.

And the sequel can't get here fast enough.

Blood Diamond. Very good Film

Just finished watching Night at the Museum. I thought it was very funny.

I just watched the new Detective Conan movie yesterday (late night showing!! woot! only 1200 yen!). Detective Conan: Jolly Roger in the Deep Azure, movie number 11. T'was quite enjoyable even though I couldn't understand most of the Japanese. It has some entertaining Engrish though!

Finding Forrester.

A very good movie despite frequent language. Since it's about a prospective writer being tutored by a retired author, I found it very inspiring and helpful (I want to be an author too). I'm considering buying it simply for all the helpful hints contained in it. I also thought the actor for the main character was very natural.
I also saw Quest for Camelot, but *cough cough* It's not really worth mentioning except for the blind character.

Pulse.

I hate choppy horror films. I hate the horror genre in general, but especially ones with choppy scenes. It doesn't matter how bad they are, so logically inconsistent that they make horror buffs laugh, the images stay in my mind.

Lady in the Water.

EXCELLENT movie with plenty of twists and turns. I loved how EVERYBODY played a role.

I saw part of the Godzilla movie that was made in Hollywood and all I can say is...pbbffft!
I didn't know wheter to laugh or cry because it was so corny.