You're the only one who likes it.....

Date with an Angle sounds familiar but I can't think of who's in it. I don't think I have ever seen it.

Hmmm...maybe I'm wrong about everyone hating Joe Vs. The Volcano?? LOL.

I LOVE Dude Where's My Car!! I swear it is one of the funniest movies I have ever seen. I haven't seen it in ages. I must go hunt it down at Hollywood Video!

ha ha I own Dude! too.
I convinced my bro that movie didn't suck and got him to watch it and he liked it. He thought he'd hate that one. I was like NOOO seriously it's funny! I swear!

But I know I totally love Joe vs. The volcano. Tom Hanks hasn't been in many bad movies. I can't think of one that he's been in actually.

Hmmmm....a bad Tom Hanks movie. I just looked at IMDB and found a few that were not up to his normal quality. You've got Mail was weak compared to his other Meg movies. Ladykillers was pretty lame, I thought. And, as good a movie as I'm sure Saving Private Ryan was, I couldn't get through it. Too violent and about a time period that doesn't interest me. I really liked The DaVinci Code, though, and most people didn't.

I have not yet seen the DaVinci code. I'm really not that interested, I forgot about that one.

I liked Ladykillers... but I did think the other people were better than him. Admittingly I love You've got Mail. It's no Sleepless in Seattle, but I love it nevertheless.

I forgot about Saving Private Ryan too. I did see that. I actually cracked up laughing with my friend in the middle of the movie theater. We got a lot of dirty looks. I couldn't help it. The concept of some dude getting his arm blown off, picking it up and trying to put it back on... I just cracked up!

I am the only person on the planet that hated the DaVinci Code book, so I wasn't excited at all to see the movie. But, my parents were visiting and really wanted to see it, so we went and it was fun. A lot more action than the book, much less technical. I enjoyed it.

I didn't hate You've Got Mail, I was just so disappointed because I love the Tom/Meg pairings and was looking forward to it a lot. It didn't come close to Sleepless or Volcano so I was bummed out.

I never had any interest in reading the DaVinci code either. I think that's a book and movie I can just go with out ever caring for or seeing it.

on another note: I am, however, off work all week next week and I think I'm going to treat myself to seeing Ratatouille! I was in the Disney Store last night and saw all these cute Ratatouille things and I was just like I NEED TO SEE IT!

Tell me what you think when you see it. My best friend didn't like it, but I think that's because she said it was too scary for her kids. Not sure why. Every other person who's seen it has loved it.

yeah my boss' daughter saw it. she's 12. She really liked it. I'm sure it's good! It better be if I'm going to the theaters to see it. The toys in the store the other day when I went shopping for my nephews birthday just inspired me to see it!

I have only seen two of the movies you mentioned. I loved Braveheart....Amercian Beauty though, not so much. Silence of the Lambs has always been one of those "I know I have to see it....but, just not yet" movies.

I have usually seen and agree with two or three of the Oscar contenders, but rarely does the movie that I think should win actually win. This year and last were exceptions. Loved Crash and The Departed.

Gosford Park was the Oscar movie that I couldn't stand that everyone raved about. I think I fell asleep.

I try not to pay attention to critics, but if I'm on the fence, then the reviews will make up my mind for me. If it's a movie I have been dying to see, I'll most likely see it anyway, regardless of what anyone says. But, if I'm not quite sure I want to see it, then what the critics say will matter much more.

I didn't like The Prestige either! I thought I was the only one. It made absolutely no sense to me whatsoever.

Yay! Now I don't feel quite so alone (:

nope, definitely not alone. it was s dumb movie. or, maybe i was too dumb to get it. LOL

Welcome home!! I was just thinking about you yesterday, miseleen73, and wondering when you'd be back! I can't wait to hear about your trip.

I can't related about Lost in Translation because I loved it, but I do agree that often the critics are pretty opposite of how I feel about movies. For me it's more if a critic hates it, it means I'll probably enjoy it. Overall I just try to not listen to them and make my own judgements about everything. If I want to see it, I see it. The only time the critics matter is if I'm on the fence about the movie and not sure if I want to see it or not. Then I might be more apt to liste to what they have to say.