The Interview--Sony cancels movie premier

[capt_noonie]

Originally Posted by Maximo

That is how I feel about most movies today. Admittedly, I am not a fan of Rogen or Franco. If my brothers did not like the movie, I have little hope that I will. I like some slapstick like Leslie Nielsen movies, or weird humor as in 'Fargo' and 'Burn After Reading.'

BTW, I watched The Grand Budapest tonight and loved it.

I loved Burn After Reading. I like the part when Brad's character keeps asking John Malkovich's character is he has the right guy on the phone. I can't remember their character's names. I think I only watched it once.

Glad you loved Grand Budapest! You barely saw it now? I love that movie. I think we've seen it about 5 times already.

[crystalsmom]

Did anyone see the 'Black Stallion' the other night. It's like poetry on film and the underwater shots are to die for. Not the usual horse movie, just so much better.

I want to buy it to keep forever and hand down to my Grand Kids.

[KazzyK810]

Originally Posted by Maximo

That is how I feel about most movies today. Admittedly, I am not a fan of Rogen or Franco. If my brothers did not like the movie, I have little hope that I will. I like some slapstick like Leslie Nielsen movies, or weird humor as in 'Fargo' and 'Burn After Reading.'

BTW, I watched The Grand Budapest tonight and loved it.

Originally Posted by capt_noonie

I loved Burn After Reading. I like the part when Brad's character keeps asking John Malkovich's character is he has the right guy on the phone. I can't remember their character's names. I think I only watched it once.

Glad you loved Grand Budapest! You barely saw it now? I love that movie. I think we've seen it about 5 times already.

As you both liked it, I'm going to watch Burn After Reading tonight. I'm bored silly. Both my kids have headed out of town early for their New Years festivities, so Zo and I are just chillin at home alone. I'm still in my pjs!!! And am considering throwing a coat over them and running through a drive thru for dinner. How pathetic!

[crystalsmom]

I will have to watch Burn, you have my interest now.

Here is the movie I mentioned.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0J4JtG9B3ow Best on full screen.

[crystalsmom]

I hope it is in English

[yorkietalkjilly]

Originally Posted by crystalsmom

I will have to watch Burn, you have my interest now.

Here is the movie I mentioned.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0J4JtG9B3ow Best on full screen.

Anybody whose ever fallen in love with a horse must watch The Black Stallion! Wonderful movie. Cass Ole' was poetry in motion. Such a magnificent animal.

[Maximo]

Originally Posted by capt_noonie

I loved Burn After Reading. I like the part when Brad's character keeps asking John Malkovich's character is he has the right guy on the phone. I can't remember their character's names. I think I only watched it once.

Glad you loved Grand Budapest! You barely saw it now? I love that movie. I think we've seen it about 5 times already.

I usually wait until the movies come to my Xfinity. Loved Brad Pitt in Burn After Reading. It is one of his best characters, lol. Malkovich is always awesome.

Originally Posted by KazzyK810

As you both liked it, I'm going to watch Burn After Reading tonight. I'm bored silly. Both my kids have headed out of town early for their New Years festivities, so Zo and I are just chillin at home alone. I'm still in my pjs!!! And am considering throwing a coat over them and running through a drive thru for dinner. How pathetic!

Sounds very cozy. I hope you enjoyed the movie. One of my favorite scenes is the end, the 2 CIA guys recounting their understanding of the absurd chain of events and the chief's decision on what to do with Francis McDormand's character, satisfying her desire for the plastic surgery.

[KazzyK810]

Originally Posted by Maximo

I usually wait until the movies come to my Xfinity. Loved Brad Pitt in Burn After Reading. It is one of his best characters, lol. Malkovich is always awesome.

Sounds very cozy. I hope you enjoyed the movie. One of my favorite scenes is the end, the 2 CIA guys recounting their understanding of the absurd chain of events and the chief's decision on what to do with Francis McDormand's character, satisfying her desire for the plastic surgery.

Good movie! About a quarter of the way in, it dawned on me I saw it before years ago, so knew what was coming up. Unbelievable storyline, but funny.

Tonight I'm watch Mapp and Lucia on BBC. Its a remake of the old show that had Geraldine McEwan in it, who is one of my all time favourite actresses. Miss her in the role, but the remake is decent.