What is the last thing you've watched? II

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Movie: How Do You Know
Starring: Reese Witherspoon and Owen Wilson
Rating: 9 out of 10
Review:
A romantic comedy with pearls of wisdom strewn throughout. I belly laughed twice. XD
 
Aravis Kenobi said:
I LOVE that movie. Lucille Ball is absolutely awesome in that one.

Enchanted, but I didn't get to finish it last night; am about to start it up again. ;)
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I hated all of the suggestive sexuality. But when I was four, it all went over my head, so I ADORED the movie. But when I re-watched it a month or two ago for the first time in years, I was like, "My parents let me watch this?!?!" :p

I love Enchanted! :D Tangled is better, but Enchanted was really great, especially for a Disney movie. After all, I am exceedingly fond of parodies. :D
 
I don't think ENchanted was any worse in its suggestiveness than Toy Story 3, to be perfectly honest. And I prefer Enchanted; it's more entertaining.

McLintock!-I never realized how much I memorized of the movie...which is the entire thing. :p
 
Aravis Kenobi said:
I don't think ENchanted was any worse in its suggestiveness than Toy Story 3, to be perfectly honest. And I prefer Enchanted; it's more entertaining.
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I agree that Toy Story 3 was just as suggestive as Enchanted. Still, I think I like Toy Story 3 better. It was a really sweet movie, and I literally bawled at the end, last time I watched it. The end was so perfect and simple and sweet that it made up for other flaws in the movie.

In addition to that, I'm partial to stories where toys come alive. :o I have several really special stuffed animals from my childhood, so that kind of thing has always appealed to me, although I didn't like the other Toy Story movies.
 
MissReepicheep said:
I agree that Toy Story 3 was just as suggestive as Enchanted. Still, I think I like Toy Story 3 better. It was a really sweet movie, and I literally bawled at the end, last time I watched it. The end was so perfect and simple and sweet that it made up for other flaws in the movie.

In addition to that, I'm partial to stories where toys come alive. :o I have several really special stuffed animals from my childhood, so that kind of thing has always appealed to me, although I didn't like the other Toy Story movies.
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You don't like the other two? Seriously? :eek: I don't particularly like Toy Story 3; the other two are so much better in terms of the stories. Plus Sid in Toy Story 1 reminds me of someone I know...very scary.

I haven't watched much today.
 
I saw the two movies this year, because my mom hardly ever let me watch anything but Veggietales and Little House on the Prarie when I was younger. xD

The first TS movie seemed to have more name calling in it, and Sid's evilness, though funny to me, scared my little siblings out of their wits. :p And the whole, "We might have to break a few rules, but in the end it will be worth it," kinds of lines drive me bananas.

I don't regret seeing it by any means. It is extremely impressive as the first full-length animated film. But it didn't make my list of favorite movies because of the aforementioned reasons.

The plot of TS2 didn't appeal to me that much. It could have been worse, but it could have been better, too. However, Bullseye was really adorable in that one. :D
 
Aravis Kenobi said:
That's a cute movie, but a horrible adaptation.

Last hour of Up, and last night I watched a movie that I can't remember the name of! Mind is drawing a blank! :eek: Oh, I remember what it was: Because of Winn-Dixie.
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I agree,they did the story SOOO WRONG!
But the actors they picked matched the ones in the book :D ;)
 
^Hey, my mom is wanting to watch White Christmas so no worries there. ;)

I Dood It (1943) with Red Skelton. Any Skelton movie is hilarious. Not my favorite though; I prefer A Southern Yankee
 
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