the worst movie ever..

[Brwn_eyes0511]

I saw it...and own it...and love it.

[Villavic]

Originally Posted by Brwn_eyes0511

I saw it...and own it...and love it.

Well I did love Phantom of the Opera.. and want to own it!!

Fortunately this world is made of different tastes!!

[Brwn_eyes0511]

Originally Posted by Villavic

Well I did love Phantom of the Opera.. and want to own it!!

Fortunately this world is made of different tastes!!

Oh I love Phantom of the Opera too...

[BTFLCHLD]

thoughts on dogville? i couldnt get thru 5 mins...but some have said it gets good

[dissention]

Originally Posted by BTFLCHLD

thoughts on dogville? i couldnt get thru 5 mins...but some have said it gets good

It's one of my favorite movies. With the exception of "The Idiots," which is unwatchable, I love Lars von Trier.

One of the reasons I love & adore Kidman so much is because she picks some pretty diverse stuff for an A-list star. Stuff that no one else with her status would touch.

[diamondsnake]

I watched this movie with my mom this summer. We absolutely loved it! Our reaction was- "The best movie of all time". I think we were just shocked over the movie. The bathtub scene and then finding out the little boy was a fraud. We were really into it. Then we told my sister how great it was and she rented it and despised it. I think it is one of those movies where you either love it or you hate it.

And the worst movie of all time is Abondoned with Katie Holmes. Has anyone tried to sit through that movie?

[Villavic]

one thing is true. When you watch a movie in theaters, is quite a different experience than in tv at your bedroom. MAybe that happened to me.

[Brwn_eyes0511]

Originally Posted by diamondsnake

And the worst movie of all time is Abondoned with Katie Holmes. Has anyone tried to sit through that movie?

Oh dear LORD that was a horrific movie!

[Sahara]

Originally Posted by Brwn_eyes0511

Oh I love Phantom of the Opera too...

Awesome. Worthy film adaptation of a true piece of work ... I'll never forget seeing it in London on stage. Summer 2004 ... best night out ever. I was picking my jaw up off the ground for a week.

[dissention]

I saw Birth in the theaters, bought it, and like it quite a bit. I can see where not a lot of people would like it, though; it's quite drab, dark, and cold, not to mention that some it borders on pretentiousness. That three minute close-up of Kidman takes my breath away. It's truly marvelous. Danny Huston is fantastic, too; his rage and jealousy eeks out so subtilely that when he finally explodes, it's jarring.