i think the Davinchi code was the best movie of the spring. what do you think?
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iv always love davinci book... its one of my faves now. but having a bad feeling towards the movie--- it was toned-down... has the church been conspiring with the screenwriter??? it did not put the book into real life... tom hanks and cocteau were lame.. THE DECENT ACTING.tsk...a realy BORING SUMMER MOVIE!\n\nI thought the book was hard to read but this\nmovie was even harder to sit through.\n it supposedly is the best film of the year.. \nDO U THINK THE DA VINCI CODE worth the\nLONG WAIT WE GAVE???\nbrrrrrrrrrrrr...\nANYWEI, ONE WUD JUST GO AND SEE the film\ndiscuss and debate.\nok, i enjoyed as bit...(,")
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Yes, the movie was outstanding.
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This movie was a beautifully created film.  The cinematography alone made it well worth the cost of a ticket.  The costuming was beautiful, artful and relatively authentic.  As long as you are/were willing to sit through the length of the movie, it was very well done.\n\nI do agree that the use of a Chinese actress versus a Japanese actress was not the brightest call, but unfortunately, most Americans really don't recognize the differences (very sad, but also true.)\n\nI loved the story, though now that I have it on DVD, I tend to skip over the beginning where she's a child (except for the flavored ice scene - it's just beautiful).  I really love watching the development of the characters.\n\nWhile a lot of people think it isn't worth renting over and over again, let alone owning, I see it as a beautiful rendition of a lost part of history.  And to think - the book was written by a man! Go figure!
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I hope you liked that movie man. I think it rocks myself. I enjoyed it so much I watched it twice in one sitting. \nGattaca
567469
That movie is awesome! It's hard to say what my fave part was. If I had to choose, though, it would be the war scene when everyone charges.
445035
My husband and I both thought it was an excellent movie. I cried like a baby at the end of the movie too.  The acting of all was well done and the guys were convincing in their story of love.
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Ya loved it! The Indian family was shown nicely... Typical mommie with that line - "khasmano bla bla" And ya the football coach was a real cutiee :-D \n\nThe main girl acted well too. Dark yet had this good presence... N her gay friend hehe!!\n\nI knew of the actress Kiera only after this movie n she went on to get nominated for oscars this yr!!
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I loved it!!!! It was one of my favorite movies of all time. The gospel was beautifully shown in the movie and that is what I loved about it. It is an awesome way to witness to a non-believer.
311924
I absolutely LOVE that movie!! I like how they displayed Jesus's life in a fun and interesting way!! I love the part where Jesus(Aslan) defeats the devil(White Witch) and the four children become princes(they're in heaven). My favorite character is Lucy. I love watching her expressions. She also is a magical actress!
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I saw this film toward the end of the Cannes Film Festival; it edged out every other I'd seen, 30 of them, because of its wonderful story; history, politics and fantasy woven into a fabric spun by a superlative creative team headed by Guillermo del Toro. In comparison to "...Labyrinth", del Toro's other films only hinted at the depth and breadth of his talent. In this film, much as I pride myself on guessing the outcome of most stories, you cannot guess what's happening next. The film is long and the suspense is sustained throughout. The music is some of the best I've heard in years, so well suited to the action that you almost don't notice its specific effect because of how well it is intertwined with the visual, emotional and intellectual experience.\n\nIn my opinion, del Toro's "...Labyrinth" deserved to win at Cannes over the Ken Loach film, "The Wind That Shakes the Barley". Actually, everyone I knew at the Festival who had seen both agreed with me. It's hard to imagine that any film could beat it in a context other than Cannes where they have marked preferences (bordering on obsession) for certain directors.\n\nLet's hope that the late December opening will favor an Oscar nomination which it should win hands down, unless some other outstanding films appear on the horizon. That doesn't seem likely because at Cannes the somewhat disappointing array of films was attributed to the fact that not much great product is being released this year. I might add that I had already seen Volver prior to Pan, and I still maintain that Pan is the better film. Since then, I love The Departed, but that's in another category which does not threaten Pan's access to Oscar.
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I loved this movie, although it was sad from beginning to end.  I don't think there was a bias reason for it not winning.  But look at it the movie has won so much already, I mean when a "gay cowboy" movie comes along and I just cannot wait to see it, I think that is an accomplishment.  Made people open up just a little, and that is better than nothing.
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I agree with you. It's a very good movie. Captiving is the word. I'm looking forward to see the other two of the trilogy, "Manderlay" and "Wasington".
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I loved it.\n\nI've heard that even people who never saw the movie "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" also liked it.
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yesi think Crash is the best movie in 2005. and it should win the best director too.
1105816
That movie is awesome..I actually have it..very fun..shows all the different ways of loving..I love the love between the little kid and the american girl..very cute..and the one between the Prime minister and the girl..even cuter..and the one between Jamie (Colin Firth) and Aurelia...cutest..and the one between the little kid and his step daddy (Liam Neeseon)..I LOVE THE WHOLE MOVIE!!!
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The cinematography was masterful, the acting was spectacular, the dialogue was a little awkward in pints but never really faltered.\nGood Movie to watch.
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The Princes Bride, I adore that movie ;D