Nightwatch

Now I can't wait to see Daywatch.

I think I might need to buy the books now.9 times out of 10 books are better than movies are.

Clerks 2

Little Shop of Horrors! (1986 remake by Frank Oz of the 1960's original)

And it was GREAT! shortpsycho just like you said!

Had to especially love the (((SmootchSmootchSmootch))) of Miss Audrey II !

Did you know that Cyndi Laupner had been offered the role of Audrey ???

Even more popc*rn movie trivia! ...

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^That movie-musical is great. Haven't seen it in years though unfortunately; will have to see if BlockBuster carries it or if I can find a copy to download. For some reason it reminds me of Rocky Horror Picture Show though...
:3

Daywatch

Little Miss Sunshine.
Gotta love dark humor
I thought it was really good.

^Just got done watching "Caddyshack" for the first time in what feels like decades (and may very well have been at least one). Funny as hell ~ shame newer movies aren't half as funny as some of these 80s flicks.

Bad santa

Madagascar

Kate was burrowing into my side throughout the film - I swear that child wants to get back inside my body, she's such a big cuddle monster!

Seven Pounds
The House Bunny -- my new guilty pleasure movie.

The Bucket List.

I finally saw Twilight last night. I thought it was ok, then really bad, then really good. I liked a lot of things about it except Kirsten Stewart really disappointed me. I liked her performance in Speak, so I was looking forward to her in Twilight. She really sucked. There were a lot of lines she said like she was reading the script for the first time right there. I liked Edward's character though.

Just finished watching Van Wilder (unrated) in preparations of watching the sequel "Van Wilder: The Rise of Taj". I had previously seen the original Van Wilder shortly after its VHS release and it was still quite enjoyable the second viewing... though, considering how well the original ended, I'm quite hesitant to see how/why a sequel was made. Fortunately the actor that plays Taj, Kal Penn, is quite entertaining so... hopefully it wont be too bad.

I saw Twilight last week, I thought it was beyond terrible. The books were enjoyable enough, but I don't think the story translated well onto screen.

I remember him from The O.C
He is one sexy man http://upload.moldova.org/movie/actors/c/cam_gigandet/thumbnails/tn2_cam_gigandet_2.jpg

Jasper is by far the cutest; I love his hair. I just like the characteristics of Edward.

Got around to watching "Van Wilder 2: The Rise of Taj" a few hours after watching the original. Surprisingly... it wasn't (just) a movie made for the purpose of cashing in on the previous one's success. It was quite funny and enjoyable; Kal really did a great job of showing the "growth" of his character... though I found myself wondering what happened to the girl of his dreams at the end of the previous movie.
Few homage moments to the original scattered within it... same/similar gags for example... and the golf cart at the beginning was priceless. Write that down.

Holly Davidson/Sadie was smoking hot... and omg that accent...


Great movie. A+
Did the original justice.
Hope there's a third some day though... I honestly don't see how the story could move forward. Like I had originally thought with the first movie, the ending of Van Wilder 2 wrapped things up perfectly, imho.

I saw The River King on tv the other night. It was actually pretty good. Edward Burns and some chick from Twilight was in it.

^^Oh man, I loved that movie!!! I miss John Candy.

Is it me, or were the family movies from the 80's less obnoxious than the family movies made today?