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no it's not really new... it's the disney movie where the emperor becomes a llama the emperor's voice is the Finch guy from just shoot me (i never remember his real name ) it's insane, YOU WILL LOVE IT!!!

David Spade?

yeah him!!! oh my god he is the best! you have to see it NOW!!! It's like killer funny! Definitely one of my all time favourites

It used to be in all the major rental joints' foreign film sections, but it's a few years old now. If you have an outlet that specializes in other than main stream titles, might be a better bet. Good luck. I'm just sure you will like it.

Okay, I'll rent it ASAP. I'm always up for a good chuckle.

Have you ever watched a movie that you wish you hadn't? I have. "Boxing Helena" sick, sick, sick.

ooooo..new day stuff Harold and Kumar go to White Castle

well psycho by alfred hitchcock.. i like it only because i saw it in class.. its about a character named mr. bates who runs a hotel and this lady who stole a bunch of money went to stay but bad things happened.

gothika, leprachon (if u like scary movies), The Birds by alfredhitchcock where a bunch of birds go crazy, Comedy me myself irene, supertrooper, major payne, uncle buck, water world, loittle nicky, serving sarah, the whole 9 yards, the whole 10 yards, double jepardy, signs, twister,

just a list.........

One of my favorite movies of all times is a documentary! It's called "My Architect" and is set in the most beautiful city in the world, Philadelphia. It's about Louis Kahn, the legendary Philadelphia architect who had the temperament of an artist, and maintained two illegitimate families apart from his official wife and daughter. Nathaniel Kahn, the director and creator of the documentary is his son. Louis Kahn dropped dead in the men's lavatory of Penn Station in New York in 1974, bankrupt, and lay unclaimed in the city morgue for three days. His practice was over half a million dollars in debt.

Nathaniel was the offspring of the second mistress, now a respected architect in her own right. Louis embarked on an affair when he was 61 and Nathaniel's mother in her early 30s, and only visited the infant Nathaniel infrequently. His mother and he were treated with arctic coldness at the funeral. But before he died, Louis had crossed his home address out on his passport, something that has always made Nathaniel wonder if he was planning on coming to live with him and his mother (he was a child when his father died).

What touched me so much about the documentary was the tenacity Nathaniel has in reclaiming his late father's memory and his own family status, through a pilgrimage to Kahn's buildings, some great, some not so great. And he's got sibling-rivalry issues, not with his half-sisters but with his father's favored children - those great slabs of bricks and stone. I'm also a big Andy Warhol fan and Louis Kahn looked strikingly like a gnomic, wizened Andy Warhol! It's just a beautifully filmed movie, and the Salk institute Kahn designed in California is probably the most stunning.

Heh, for some movies you've probably never seen, try Damnation Alley I think Steve McQueen was in it, but I could be completely wrong about that, Phase IV, I have no idea who was in it, and Billy Jack was a cult classic type thing with Tom Laughlin playing the lead role. If you can find them, they are worth a watching...

<font color="green"> I liked "A Walk to Remember" with Mandy Moore. "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" was good. I love the old Disney movies, "Summer Magic" is one of my all time faves. hmmm realized I have a bunch of dvd's I haven't even watched yet! I think I will dig out my laptop and headphones and have a movie night. thanks! </font>

okay, no AH! not my style.
But Double Jeopardy was a fabulous movie. I love Ashley Judd. She's so beautiful and talented. I've seen all the others too, but none of them left a real big impression on me. Twister had great special affects, but Helen Hunt rubs me the wrong way.
thanks for the input. TgrsPurr

WOW! What a story. I think I'm gonna have to check this one out for sure. I just hope I can somehow find it. Any help in that regard?

Thanks SittinSpin, never seen of heard of any of these movies, I'll look into finding them. Appreciate your input very much. TgrsPurr.

So whadya watch?
I loved "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" I think that's one of the funniet movies I've seen. We have a running joke around the office, everytime someone has an ailment, we squirt them with Windex! Te he he. Cracks me up everytime. TgrsPurr.

Has anyone mentioned "The Ghost and the Darkness"?

OOOhhh! Great movie! Better than I thought it would be.

Hi Tgrspurr:

I'm so glad you want to check it out! It's definitely out on DVD so if you are in a somewhat biggish city your local vid store will probably have it. Hope you find it (have some hankies nearby--I cried during it; there were some sad parts). tc

Another one of my favorite movies is "Cyrano de Bergerac". (the 1990 version with Gerard Depardieu). The whole poet/soldier embarrassed by his appearance and romancing a woman by proxy is intriguing. The sets, costumes and battles scenes are terrific as well.

Is this american or foreign emptyglass? I really like Gerard Depardieu) he's done some very interesting movies. Weird sometimes, but interesting.

I'm not sure if it was made in France or not but it is in English. Well worth the rental.