Have you seen this movie yet?\nIf yes, did you like it?\nIf not will you?\nWhere do you live? \nWill this movie "hit home"? \n\nI'm in California USA. I dont plan on seeing this movie because I saw all the news on it I could stomach.
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To anyone who HAS NOT SEEN UNITED 93 and is opening their big mouth about United 93 and saying negative stuff about it:\n\nThis move WAS NOT MEANT TO ENTERTAIN! - If you have seen it you would know this. You dont know what you are talking about. \n\n10% of the opening weekend have been donated to the families of those who died on this plane, thats a lot of money, more than you donated I'm sure, which is probably nothing. I did my part by watching the movie, which 10% of my ticket sales will go to the families and the memorial fund, I know it is not a lot, but multiply that by every one else who did their part and went and saw the movie, and it totaled to $1.15 million, not to mention i told everyone I know to go see the movie too. A donation fund has been organized to accept donations from individuals and companies, with a goal to raise $30 million. \n\nAll of the family members approved the movie, and in fact helped by provideing detailed information about their loved one who died on the plane so they could accurately be portrayed, and not by some hollywood star either, they were layed by no name actors, just regular joes. \n\nThe movie was fantastic! And it reveals truths that needed to be revealed. It asks Americans the question, Are you going to forget? I hear people saying we need to forget about it and move on, what a ridiculous thing to say! Will you be saying that when we are attacked again, but this time with a small WMD that has been smuggled in throught the mexican border and detonated at the capitol, or a major metropolis? When 500,000 die because of this, will you be saying that forgetting about the first attack benefitted us? C'mon, get real! \n\nIts going to happen again, and it will be a lot easier for it to happen, if we keep trying to forget about the first attack and move on with our lives, eating at mcdonalds, watching seinfield, and driving our cars fueled by blood oil. \n\nI dont mean to offend anyone it just makes me so upset to hear such things said. I think you would be saying something a little different if it was your loved one who had died on that flight. You would want them to be rememebered and their memorial to be honored, you would not be saying forget about it, move on, its too soon, blah, blah, blah . . . Have some freakin respect. \n\nThose on that plane saved 1,000's of lives because of what they did, and this is their tribute, and a worthy tribute it is, and done by a fantastic film crew, director and cast. \n\nWhat a ridiculous thing to say. \n\nSo, if you would rather continue living in your bubble and watching movies like RV(?) which grossed $5 million more that UNited 93, or Stick it, Scary movie 4, Silent hill, and you feel these movies are so much more worthy of your money and recognition, then go ahead and continue to live in your safe little world, but dont knock a literal work of art like UNited 93, which any of those other movies dont even compare by a long shot.\n\nOh, and by the way, we do know a lot about what happend on that plane because of the 30 or so phone calls that were made by people ON THE PLANE to their family memebers, who openly told of their conversations, and by the 30 or so minutes of recording from the cockpit. C'mon, peoplea are saying we dont really know what happened on that plane!? Nonsense, we know a lot more than we know about what happened on the other planes.\n\nOne more thing, sorry so long, but making movies isnt all about the money. I know in most instances it is for the studio paying for the production of the movie, but many directors have this thing called, um, passion, they want to tell stories that need to be told, storeis that they belive in, and think others will believe in too. So I guess paintings from the renaisance should be burned because they depict the crusifixion of christ, and books telling or world war two should be burned because they tell of the halocaust (but we dont know what happened there either, right?!) So you a
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First of all - the first post was correct. This was not real. An immediate family member of mine was in the state police when the movie came out and informed everyone they could find that the movie was JUST AN INTRIGUING MOVIE. Yes law enforcement WAS bombarded with phone calls about the film. (As a side note - many people called to volunteer to help search for the missing kids.) There were so many calls for a while that it began to seriously strain local resources. \n\nSecond of all - that movie made me gave me the worst motion-sickness. Ugh. It was bad enough that I can't even really give a fair evaluation of any other element of the film. I can just say that the cinematography, while being a large part of the point, really detracted from the film for me.
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I don´t think anyone can preview that... it was awesome. My wife told me: "both of the bad dudes are going to be dead, shooting each other". but surprise, surprise.... the "bad" agent turned out to be a "good one". Great show. \nAnd Bellick..... poor dude. Aguacate is going to have a fest with him!
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Haven't seen it, yet. Ebert & Roeper gave it thumbs up last \nweek. They also said that in comparison with the limited of \nnumber of theaters it opened in, it did better than what ever \nwas number one.\n\nGlobal warming - I've seen pics of the ice caps 10 yrs. ago, & \ntoday - they are obviously melting. The disturbing thing are the\nphotos of the thinning polar bears. Less ice, means less prey\nfor them to eat. It also means less cubs.
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Yeah i saw it! But i don't know what you're looking for exactly, a review?!! summary?!! or what? So i'm just gonnna tell you what i thought of it .. \nIt was a nice experience because its not like every other romantic comedy we usually see, the story is weird in a way which is what made the movie interesting, a bit funny, and gives a different perspective on love and marriage ...
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Okay, if you are under the age of 20 you loved it. Now, I am speaking for the 30 and up adults that have children and have been forced to watch it over and over, then if that wasn't bad enough... all the songs sang by prebesent teens that have been downloaded and played again and again in every SUV in America. ...If I have to hear "getcha head in the game" one more time, I think I really might be forced into homicide.  I apoligize...I was not making fun of the movie. I was just sharing my expereince I had. Didn't mean to offend you!
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The Lake House is coming out 6-16-06. with Sandra Bullock and K. Reeves.  If it is playing in your area I would say that.  Cars looks like it would be hiliarious.  Don't think I would do See No Evil would probable dampen the evening.  Break Up saw the previews it looks pretty funny.  If your local movie theatre has a website you can check it out  by clicking the i for more info or going to www.screenit.com
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I think it will be great!! I will go and see it a lot, but I think it not scheduled to start filming until late 06 early 07 but I will still go see it im excited. I think that It will do great in the box office.
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no i haven't seen it but i want to see it ever since it came out but never got around to it u have to tell me if it's good or not , \n\nit looks like a really good movie even if it is pg, i like pg movies so talk to ya later!
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you know I was debating seeing this movie or not but now I am definetly gonna see it, I think it may be better than I thought. \n\nAnd it's a movie, no movie gets it's facts 100% it would take away from the entertainment value. But personally I still call my in laws mom and dad so I don't think so.
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I just saw it this weekend and loved it... his themes are always hitting home with me.  When you see Tyler Perry movies or plays it always seems like you're home chilling with one of your family members... so familiar.\n\nBTW, I think the majority of the people who saw this film could care less about some IMBD rating or whatever... it didn't make $30 in the first week for nothing... so if you're reading this and deciding whether to see it, go. Don't let a rating deter you from seeing such a great movie.
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vaguely\n\ntry here\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0221751/
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"If you could see what I hear".  \n\nA fantastic movie about the life of entertainer Tom Sullivan.\n\nI laughed, I cried. I loved it. But not many others did.\n\nIt stars Marc Singer (Beastmaster and televisions "V"), Shari Belafonte and RH Thompson\n\nYou might find info on it on IMDB.  It was on video many many years ago, but I haven't been able to find it on DVD.  \n\nThanks for making me bring that up again!  If you get a chance, its a wonderful watch!
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Is this a question or an advertisement?\n\nGlad a film totally changed your life.\nBetter be careful what else you watch.\n\n\nI thought it was interesting, but it didn't rock my foundations....\n\nMar 14, 2006 - New York Times - New York, NY (Newspaper)\nFar Out, Man. But is it Quantum Physics? by Dennis Overbye \n\nCan physics save your soul? Two years ago, a movie with the unpronounceable title "What the #$!%* Do We Know!?" became an underground new-age phenomenon, raking in $11 million out of midnight screenings and word of mouth, spawning an industry of books, tote bags, clothing, DVD's and "biofield" jewelry. It purported to argue, based on the insights of modern quantum physics, that reality is just a mental construct that we can rearrange and improve, if we are enlightened or determined enough. Science and spirituality have tied the knot, and the world is your infinitely deformable apple. This winter an expanded version, "What the Bleep, Down the Rabbit Hole," began to play to audiences who say that the movie confirms what they already thought about the cosmos, some vibe they had that it is a slippery, woo-woo-woo kind of place. The movie just finished a two-month run in New York and is to be shown in May at the Quest for Global Healing Conference, in Ubud, Bali, with luminaries like Walter Cronkite and Desmond Tutu attending.
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ME ME ME!!!!!!!!!!! I thought that movie sucked!!!!!!!! The next someone wants me to go to the movies i'm gonna scream!!!! The next time i want to rent a movie i'm gonna watch it at the video store so that way if it sucks there is no chance of me spending money..lol. If i do it that way i will know at least it's worth watching again if it's good.
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Alright... at the risk of being harrassed - I am a guy who just saw "A Walk In The clouds" this week. And I loved it.\n  It is one of the best written/acted/casted/directed movies I have ever seen. \n  it had the "ahhhhhhh..." factor that grabbed your heart.\n And the photography was amazing in that the "dream like" quality of the winery/orchard as opposed to the harsher more realistic photography of New York and the town in California just added to the whole effect.\n   The actor who played Victoria's father should have won a major award, and Anthony Quinn was CLASSIC as the grandfather. Even Keanau Reeves, who I have always regarded as more of a "face" than an actor, did a marvelous job.\n  Two thumbs WAAAAAy up!
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Hi babe, well here I'm cheking my e-mails and the web.\nNothing, nobody writes or even buy. Nobody speaks to me here.\nBabe, let's try to find european contact otherway we're gonna die here 'cause of starvation.\nDuring these days people who entered the gallery noticed the positive air,they stared and then they approach to me and say that they fell a very good energy in here, talk about the music (that one u gave me)...\nOk call me\nI don't know how to make up a new movie.\nChely\nand Ruben from where he sent the message.