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What Movies Have You Seen Lately?
We saw the animated Arthur Christmas this past Saturday and absolutely loved it. Hugh Laurie, James McAvoy, Jim Broadbent, Ashley S Jensen and Bill Nighy are the voices for the main characters and their personalities provide a perfect blend with the animated artistry. I laughed so much! The movie is such a clever take on the Santa tradition as it brings three generations of Santas into the thoroughly modern technological era.
We are the music makers, And we are the dreamers of dreams ~ Arthur O'Shaughnessy, Ode
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Just seen the first trailer for The Hobbit - on IMDB - and although I had some misgivings - still not sure about a couple of castings - it looks awesome, and perhaps inevitably, quite familiar too. Still not sure if spreading it over 2 films is a good idea though.
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[quote=""Madeleine""]Just seen the first trailer for The Hobbit - on IMDB - and although I had some misgivings - still not sure about a couple of castings - it looks awesome, and perhaps inevitably, quite familiar too. Still not sure if spreading it over 2 films is a good idea though.[/quote]
Personally speaking, I can't wait!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-16283325
Personally speaking, I can't wait!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-16283325
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Just watched it with Harm, we'll probably be seeing it in the theatre. At least once a year or 2, we watch all the extended versions of "Lord of the Rings" movies, over a period of a week or so.
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Mozart's Sister. A big disappointment. All of the characters were flat emotionally. Saw very little spark in the sister, nothing to make me see her as a vibrant young woman. Beautifully filmed, but that didn't make up for very slow pacing and lack of emotion. And the captions against the snowy background really did not help.
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