Step Brothers- really funny but not for the young ones.
The Dark Knight- really good but I liked the first better.
Hell ride- Q. Tarintino film, I'm always curious about his films, this one was not as gory and less profane but still not for the young ones.
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"Horton Hears A Who", cute movie but rather violent for a kids movie.
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We watch Santa Clause last night.
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"Frequency", a very good hard to explain movie.
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[quote=""nona""]lol, gotta love Hollywood.[/quote]
It's actually a Kazakh production!
Although I suppose it would be right to point out that the film ends with Genghis' unification of the tribes, I guess the sequel will show him in his proper light (as a ruthless destroyer) as he goes to war with the Chinese.
It's actually a Kazakh production!
Although I suppose it would be right to point out that the film ends with Genghis' unification of the tribes, I guess the sequel will show him in his proper light (as a ruthless destroyer) as he goes to war with the Chinese.
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"Stigmata".
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