Do you like the movie "Zoolander"? If so , then why??
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I laughed so hard at Zoolander! I loved it. It was mindless and silly and just all around fun.\n\nMy favorite part was when he was in the bar with his dad and coal miner brothers and he is in the commercial as a Merman...The Essence of Wetness. And when he was getting the massage and "it" kept moving around.
733278
Just saw this at the World 3-D Film Expo and wasn't overly taken with this re-imagining of the original. If it weren't for the use of the 3-D and CGI this would be headed straight to the bargain DVD section of your local Walmart.\n\nI really wanted to like this movie more than I did. It had lots going for it. A sold-out premier in high definition 3-D using the polarized glasses instead of the inferior red/blue glasses. They used special cameras as well as stedicam in shooting the entire movie. So, it looked as good as it was going to get.\n\nBut...geeking out is just not enough to carry an entire movie...\n\nThe script was clunky with some odd use of dated language mixed with present day dialog. A couple mis-castings didn't help matters much either.\n\nAnd, it just wasn't creepy or scary...at all...
836373
I saw it the day it came out (which was also my birthday) and I love it.  I'm actually thinking about going to Walmart at Midnight to get it first thing Tuesday.  I'm a huge Rascal Flatts and Nascar fan, so this was the perfect movie for me.\n\nBasically, the movie is about a big shot car who ends up getting stuck in a small town and he comes to realize that it's not so bad slowing down in life and enjoying the little things.  Life doesn't have to be go go go all the time.
288535
Believe it or not, Not only is it my favorite film, it's was just talking about it seconds before you posted this question. \n\nAs for why I like it, well, the film is an incredible adventure that explores not only life and death and how we deal with it, but also the human psyche. The film shows life and death not as an "it's all bout who you know," Christian style after life, but takes more of a, "death is what you make of it," neo-Buddhist approach. The scenes that take place during the "living" years, especially those dealing with the "double D" anniversary and why they had it, shows human frailty and presumed strength in a unique and all too real light... And the way those scenes were tied into the ending and the changes in attitude were incredible.\n\nIn short, the movie itself was insightful, provocative and quite enjoyable with elements of a great romance and a marvelous drama while still presenting a fantasy style storyline mixed with a little mystery and all the humor you would expect from Robin Williams. The cinematography and effects were excellent and the acting was phenomenal. Why it wasn't a bigger success is beyond me. \n\nAs far as I am concerned, this is one of the best movies ever written and produced.
418484
WATCH THE MOVIE!!! ITS GREAT!!!!
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I bought for me and 4 friends. They bought the popcorn and soda. I was the only one who read the book first. It was so good I had to see the movie. I wasn't disappointed. Everyone loved the movie. \n\nThe movie was very close to the book, but the reading the book first is a good idea, because it's a complicated mystery and requires you to think a bit. \n\nI'd say the professional movie critics didn't like it because it was a cerebral, intellectual movie as opposed to a slam-bang, shoot 'em up, fireworks and explosions, SFX kind of movie. It isn't a WOW! LOOK AT THAT! kind of movie, but it is definitely a WOW! \n\nThe dialogue definitely stabs the Catholic Church right between the eyes and this is another reason why many people have a problem with it.\n\nEnjoy the mystery, the chase, the plot and the shocking surprises, one right after another. I would definitely pay to see it again, but only for the purpose of entertaining a friend who hasn't seen it.
729784
I like the title "Close Encounters of the Third Kind". I know it's a story of human beings meeting kindly aliens and my love life is not that story - well, maybe it is - except I am not sure who is the alien and who is the human being, and who was kind and who was not so kind.\n\nHowever, the movie was very hopeful, so I will be too. Sometimes, we human beings can feel alien even in love, but if we hang on, perhaps the feeling of alienation will dissipate as we fly to another world.
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I do not think I could roll my eyes back down long enough to watch it. But I will proabbly rent it just for fun.\n\nSeriously, though, I do like the way the girls look strong and healthy in the movie. There is way too much overly thin, dangerously thin, role models for our young women.
339102
4sure!!! I want to see it at the theaters on opening day. It looks hilarious!!! Love the trailer!!! Tom Ryan jumping on Oprah's couch (spoofing Tom Cruise)!! And when the main girl says shes already had balls to the face before!!! I crack up every time!! I love scary movies and I have seen all the ones they spoof on the trailer...\nSo yes, I will see the movie on Friday, with my boyfriend, because I need a good laugh at the end of a stressful week!!!
1059144
I think that Tom Cruise created a great movie. It was fun, and full of action - this is a perfect way to start an evening and then continue to a romantic dinner.\n\nGo Tom Go
501624
hi, i agree with you...i have seen the film and i really did enjoy it..great...and so was Tom Hanks.........
1057966
the new one? *sigh* it is soo worth seeing. I thought it would be okay, kind of boring, now that I saw it, it's my second favorite movie. Everyone I know thought it would just be kind of okay, and then they can't stop watching it. the cast is one of the best I've seen, great scenery....really great movie. so yeah, it's worth seeing. :)
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It's actually one of my favorite movies that I don't feel gets nearly as much appreciation as it should.\n\nI didn't find the whole parallel thing confusing - to be honest, the Lake House took a little more thought to work through the time and space issues, but Sliding Doors was pretty straightforward - and they did make it easier on us (the audience) by chopping Alternate Reality #1 Gwenyth's hair. :o)\n\nJohn Hannah has quickly become one of my favorite comedic actors - he's not necessarily handsome in the mainstream sense, but he really knows how to deliver with quick wit and sarcasm! :o)
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saw it last night, and to me, Kevin Spacey ruled.  His Lex is the best, and the scheme better than ever.  \nSuperman has, in my eyes, returned.  He was a perfect choice, and in some of those scenes he truly looked a little bit alien (I thought so, anywho).\nAlthough I am not a fan of kids in films, I thought this film did a good job of keeping him low-key.  Jimmy was hilarious, and the effects were better than anything I've seen on the big screen to date!\nThumbs way up!
97078
Hey,The movie is really cool, it is by no means racist at all.It isnt ur stereo type romance movie, it deals with ur regular day to day issues and still lets you know that YOU are really important. Also the way the lead actors(btw no one famous) is really cool, makes u think they really are in love. N just for the record, im indian.
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I have that movie! It's awesome!!!!
997593
It was a well done movie, I thought.  The performances were great.  I liked the circular nature of the narrative.\n\nHowever, it is basically the same statement over and over again, "Everyone's a racist".  That's a statement I find a bit too simplistic.