The wonderful character actor who played the principal in The Breakfast Club and the PI in Trading Places has passed away. His memorable roles wiht live us a lifetime. Rest in Peace Paul.

RIP Paul

harley: exorcist the beginning, yes good film.

and i deleted the previous post in case you were wondering as i was drunk and got the wrong end of the stick

grant: It was the beginning we watched. I thought it was great!

Rose: lol, yeah your probably right

grant: New World
I figure they made a 4 hour movie then had to cut it up to 2 hours and dropped the interesting points.

harley: which exorcist movie? theres been a two recently that i know of, exorcist the beginning not a bad movie and dominion, same movie but not as good(even same lead actor?).

rose: i guess if you were familiar with aeon flux the anime you'd find it ok but it was very vague all the way through and seemed to start about halfway through the script

new world was disappointing, especially from such an excellent director. i was quuite enjoying it up to about half way through but it drifted along after that without much to say and nothing happening, pity could have been quite powerful given the subject matter.

harley: Aeon Flux Wasn't sooo terrible but glad I rented it and didn't pay the money at the theatre.
My mom saw Poseidon and said she shoulda waited for it to hit DVD.
Fun with Dick an Jane was, as you said typical Carey comedy an worth the rental.
Not much good to see at the shelves right now either.
New World (Colin Farrel)NOW to me, THAT is not worth the rental. What a long slow, uneventful movie.
Two comedies if you are in to stupid humour:
The Ringer - Johnny Knoxville
Granmas Boy - Unknowns but funny pot movie

grant: I liked Walk the Line and Fun with Dick and Jane, not seen any of the others though. I haven't had chance to watch any films lately, I'm looking forward to the new Omen film coming out in June though... which reminds me I did watch the new Exorcist, thats a great film.
My kids favourite lately? Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em!! The oldies are still the best! They love Frank Spencer!

Anyone see this movie?. I like the original, but haven't seen this one

other films to watch, in my humble opinion:
brokeback mountain - excellent film,

lower city - foreign lang film with strong sex/violence scenes but realistic all the same worth a watch if you find it.

walk the line, johnny cash story based on his autobiography. not a bad soundtrack

fun with dick and jane, decent comedy romp, usual stuff from jim carey.

running scarred - thought this would be crap because of paul walker but after a few good reports i watched it and too my suprise quite liked it, well worth a watch

hope that helps get some posts in here, its like a morgue in here, cept colder!

The last comic standing will be back on NBC soon. Looks like they are going back to the original way, when the show was good.... luckly NBC did not drive it into the ground completly when they kept trying to get everything they could out of it with all their specials and such.

Also back on USA soon is the 3rd season of The 4400 - I love this SciFi show. A long clip (40+ minutes?) that will catch you up on the first 2 seasons if you did not watch. http://tv.yahoo.com/feature/the4400.html (starts early June on USA)

Groucho: i want taylor to win

FANTAS: I have also asked if anyone has seen it..looked really creepy! We just went and saw Silent HIll...not bad,different.

I say the same about the new "The Hills Have Eyes". Anyone saw it?

BUNNY22: Ahhh. Now maybe you can answer my questions?

رضا: I JUST SAW THE MOVIE SAW I LIKED IT

Rose: I HAVE SEEN THAT MOVIE WRONG TURN

Rose: lol! I never thought of it that way,but now that you mention it..

missymarie: Saw wrong turn.. total 70s type horror movie!

gotta love it

another good movie..

anastasia: I want to see that movie..looks freaky,lol

anastasia: I saw the old version last weekend, I was,nt too keen on it. The dog had the best part in it.

I did search here for teh movie Saw and noticed many people had enjoyed it. I very well did too. It was one of teh most exciting and unpredictable movies that I had ever seen. But I just couldn't realize why Dr. Gordon couldn't use the gun and the one bullet he had to break one of teh locks on his chain, or why at the end, Adam couldn't do the same with the gun that had remained from that Mr. Hindle, or whether or not it had been Jigsaw all the time that gave both Adam and Dr. Gordon electric shocks. It can't have been him, since his arms were wide open, so it must have been Hindle.
Then how come Jigsaw had a tool to do that in the end?

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Tuesday: "So goes the days of your life"!

http://www.eonline.com/News/Items/0,1,18652,00.html

Groucho: Chris! Who do you think??

American Idol. Who is gonna win :)

I posted this on computers, but after thinking about it - it might do well here also:

AOL has a new "TV Station" which you can watch on-line for free (High speed internet connection needed) - Looks like they have 14 "channels" which different shows on. Only quickly glanced at it, but felt I would share it with others.

http://television.aol.com/in2tv/lol_tv

The In2TV channel on AOL.com was announced in November and began yesterday with 30 series, including "Growing Pains" and "Eight is Enough." The network will also offer games, polls and other interactive features.

The shows are free to anyone with high-speed Internet access. The network is supported through advertising.

Eventually the company plans to offer more than 100 series and at least 300 episodes per month to lure broadband users to the AOL Web site.

The company says the shows will be available exclusively online and not in reruns on TV.

For those of you who liked this "reality" show (like I did), they are starting auditions for this show, so expect it to be on the NBC schedule this summer.

Season #3, NBC "rushed" it and did no auditions and took the comics from season 1 vs. season 2 and it bombed, leading to NBC not even showing the final show (which also upset many), and finaly comedy central aired the last show so people could at least see who won. Hopefully NBC learned their leason and now going back to how the first 2 shows were.

anastasia: The new one looks good - I hope to see it this weekend.

Has anyone seen it yet?? The new one..not the old one,although I would like to see that one too,lol

Saw the new Harry Potter and Jarhead last nite.
Wasn't sure about either before we rented them but went in with an open mind.
I have to say I was quite pleased with both movies.
Harry Potter, to me was by far the best in the series yet but very geared to older kids and adults instead of the younger kids.
I also really enjoyed Jarhead. If you liked Full Metal Jacket this is quite comparable. Kinda like the Full Metal Jacket of Dessert storm.

Nirvana: What a shame. We just watched Robin Hood this past week( again) and I made mention to my husband that he was a child star. Sad

From the Associated Press
Jack Wild
LONDON (AP) - Jack Wild, the actor appeared who in the movie musical "Oliver!" as the irrepressible Artful Dodger, has died, his agent said Thursday. He was 53.

Wild died Wednesday after a battle with mouth cancer, agent Alex Jay said.

As a child actor, Wild appeared in a London stage production of "Oliver!", Lionel Bart's adaptation of Charles Dickens' "Oliver Twist." He was cast in the film as cheeky pickpocket the Artful Dodger, earning an Academy Award nomination at the age of 16.

He was known to a generation of children as the hero of "HR Pufnstuf," a U.S. television series about a boy stranded on a fantastical island with a talking flute, a friendly dragon and eerie, chatty trees. A feature film, "Pufnstuf," appeared in 1970.

Wild's adult acting career was fitful and he struggled with alcoholism. He had a role as one of the Merry Men in "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves" in 1991.

Wild was diagnosed with mouth cancer in 2000, and surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy had left him unable to speak.

Copyright © 2006 The Associated Press

Jack Wild

Dolittle: LOL him is pretty hot for a hotty!

Rose: He's good lookin too...wooohooo!!!

Tuesday: Yea, that was so darn kool. I really think his was the best speech I have ever heard.

Rose: I have not seen Crash. Also, I didn't watch the Oscars at all.

I saw Crash and although it wasn't the best of the year, it was the best of the nominated.

Summertop: Did you see Crash? If so did you think it deserved top honour? I saw it but don't necessarily think it deserved best nod. I was surprised that Ang Lee got best director. I figured that film would win a few awards.

Rose: Ahh, just trying to give you a laugh