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       #Post#: 5212--------------------------------------------------
       Re: At The Movies
   DIR By: Sara50840
       Date: December 9, 2013, 6:53 pm
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       --- Quote from: Clay Death link ---
       >
       > [quote author=Sara50840 link=topic=32.msg4899#msg4899
       date=1386195428]
       > Has anyone seen Catching Fire yet?  It's really good.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       what was it about?
       and what about the cast? any big names?
       [/quote]
       It's more like a teen/young adult movie, but it is still great.
       It is the sequel to the Hunger Games.  (based off of book series
       by Suzanne Collins)
       Major Cast:
       Jennifer Lawrence - Katniss Everdeen
       Peeta Mellark - Josh Hutcherson
       Gale Hawthorne - Liam Hensworth
       The Hunger Games
       Takes place in a future dystopian society.  Each district must
       offer up a male and female tribute ages 12-18 at a public
       reaping to participate in the Hunger Games, a fight to the death
       where there is one winner, or victor, that may return home.
       #Post#: 5215--------------------------------------------------
       Re: At The Movies
   DIR By: Clay Death
       Date: December 9, 2013, 6:58 pm
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       --- Quote from: Sara50840 link ---
       >
       > [quote author=Clay Death link=topic=32.msg5163#msg5163
       date=1386567209]
       > [quote author=Sara50840 link=topic=32.msg4899#msg4899
       date=1386195428]
       > Has anyone seen Catching Fire yet?  It's really good.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       what was it about?
       and what about the cast? any big names?
       [/quote]
       It's more like a teen/young adult movie, but it is still great.
       It is the sequel to the Hunger Games.  (based off of book series
       by Suzanne Collins)
       Major Cast:
       Jennifer Lawrence - Katniss Everdeen
       Peeta Mellark - Josh Hutcherson
       Gale Hawthorne - Liam Hensworth
       The Hunger Games
       Takes place in a future dystopian society.  Each district must
       offer up a male and female tribute ages 12-18 at a public
       reaping to participate in the Hunger Games, a fight to the death
       where there is one winner, or victor, that may return home.
       [/quote]
       sounds quite interesting Sara.
       I am going to try to catch this movie.
       ;D ;D
       #Post#: 5218--------------------------------------------------
       Re: At The Movies
   DIR By: Emma
       Date: December 9, 2013, 7:19 pm
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       --- Quote from: Sara50840 link ---
       >
       > [quote author=Clay Death link=topic=32.msg5163#msg5163
       date=1386567209]
       > [quote author=Sara50840 link=topic=32.msg4899#msg4899
       date=1386195428]
       > Has anyone seen Catching Fire yet?  It's really good.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       what was it about?
       and what about the cast? any big names?
       [/quote]
       It's more like a teen/young adult movie, but it is still great.
       It is the sequel to the Hunger Games.  (based off of book series
       by Suzanne Collins)
       Major Cast:
       Jennifer Lawrence - Katniss Everdeen
       Peeta Mellark - Josh Hutcherson
       Gale Hawthorne - Liam Hensworth
       The Hunger Games
       Takes place in a future dystopian society.  Each district must
       offer up a male and female tribute ages 12-18 at a public
       reaping to participate in the Hunger Games, a fight to the death
       where there is one winner, or victor, that may return home.
       [/quote]
       I did see the first one but not finding enough interest for this
       one.
       I did not get to see Gravity after all. Things didn't go as
       planned in the end.
       #Post#: 5839--------------------------------------------------
       Re: At The Movies Show: Currently In Progress
   DIR By: Clay Death
       Date: December 18, 2013, 9:46 pm
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       please note that all the information on movies is current and
       also constantly being updated automatically at those "rotten
       tomatoe" movie threads.
       its is current news just one click away and also all at one
       place.
       ;D ;D ;D
       #Post#: 5843--------------------------------------------------
       Re: At The Movies Show: Currently In Progress
   DIR By: thetruth
       Date: December 19, 2013, 3:02 am
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       --- Quote from: Emma link ---
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       > This is just too good. Perfect character Audrey ever played
       even when she herself was quite the opposite.
       >
       >
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       >
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       --- Quote from: Emma link ---
       >
       > This is just too good. Perfect character Audrey ever played
       even when she herself was quite the opposite.
       >
       >
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       >
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Really? I've never heard anything about her. I was a fan, but
       not a follower necessarily. Tell us a little about Audrey.
       #Post#: 5912--------------------------------------------------
       Re: At The Movies Show: Currently In Progress
   DIR By: Emma
       Date: December 21, 2013, 9:31 am
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       Hola TT, to be honest, I can't say I am a fan of any of the
       actresses I have in my signature. However, I am a fan of certain
       characters they played.  To be even more honest, if I were an
       actress, I would have deliberately had a very dull character off
       camera because then that would have allowed me to delve into
       different characters in the true sense, that I was going to play
       in different movies.  For example, you would have hardly seen me
       off camera. Marilyn Monroe was in fact so much bigger off camera
       that every character she played in different movies seemed like
       the same character she played in her real life.
       Anyway, this Holy Golightly character was initially made for
       Marilyn Monroe as this story was loosely based on Truman Capote
       novella, so Capote was quite upset when he heard it was going to
       be Audrey who was going to play this famous role. The characters
       simply didn't fit each other. Audrey herself was a bit reluctant
       to play the role as she openly admitted one time that she
       couldn't possibly play the role of a hooker.  No one in fact
       could see her in such a role as she was quite the opposite in
       her own character and the other roles she was playing at that
       time were quite different than this. In any case, she was able
       to step out of that comfort zone she was in at that time and was
       able to portray it beautifully and effectively. She was even
       nominated for the Academy awards in the best actress category
       that year.
       I do feel however that Marylin would have been a great cast as
       well but then again, one would have run the risk of playing the
       same character as real life and that wouldn't have required as
       much work as Audrey Hepburn put in into this character that was
       so opposite of her. The idea is and always to get out of one's
       own character and play entirely a different role after all.
       Otherwise I don't see how one should get an award for playing a
       role that is very much like his or her own self.
       #Post#: 5921--------------------------------------------------
       Re: At The Movies Show: Currently In Progress
   DIR By: thetruth
       Date: December 21, 2013, 10:14 am
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       --- Quote from: Emma link ---
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       > Hola TT, to be honest, I can't say I am a fan of any of the
       actresses I have in my signature. However, I am a fan of certain
       characters they played.  To be even more honest, if I were an
       actress, I would have deliberately had a very dull character off
       camera because then that would have allowed me to delve into
       different characters in the true sense, that I was going to play
       in different movies.  For example, you would have hardly seen me
       off camera. Marilyn Monroe was in fact so much bigger off camera
       that every character she played in different movies seemed like
       the same character she played in her real life.
       >
       > Anyway, this Holy Golightly character was initially made for
       Marilyn Monroe as this story was loosely based on Truman Capote
       novella, so Capote was quite upset when he heard it was going to
       be Audrey who was going to play this famous role. The characters
       simply didn't fit each other. Audrey herself was a bit reluctant
       to play the role as she openly admitted one time that she
       couldn't possibly play the role of a hooker.  No one in fact
       could see her in such a role as she was quite the opposite in
       her own character and the other roles she was playing at that
       time were quite different than this. In any case, she was able
       to step out of that comfort zone she was in at that time and was
       able to portray it beautifully and effectively. She was even
       nominated for the Academy awards in the best actress category
       that year.
       >
       > I do feel however that Marylin would have been a great cast as
       well but then again, one would have run the risk of playing the
       same character as real life and that wouldn't have required as
       much work as Audrey Hepburn put in into this character that was
       so opposite of her. The idea is and always to get out of one's
       own character and play entirely a different role after all.
       Otherwise I don't see how one should get an award for playing a
       role that is very much like his or her own self.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Interesting insights as usual, Emma.
       Thanks!
       #Post#: 6169--------------------------------------------------
       Re: At The Movies Show: Currently In Progress
   DIR By: Emma
       Date: December 27, 2013, 1:22 pm
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       No problem, TT. Most of the tidbits were taken from the
       biography anyway.
       So very recently I've seen the mini version of Bonnie & Clyde.
       This was on TV and had Part 1 and 2 to it so it was basically 4
       hours long. While I thought it was okay, I don't think it
       remained truthful to the original story. I later studied a bit
       and found out Bonnie and Clyde did not meet at Bonnie's wedding.
       That part was glamorized unnecessarily. Also, it showed Bonnie
       firing at police at times whereas the truth probably is that
       perhaps Bonnie never pulled the trigger against anyone.  I say
       that because there's absolutely no account for this event - no
       eye witness or whatsoever, so that part wasn't believable
       either. And this story isn't even 100 years old and has already
       been heavily manipulated. Perhaps the old film is more true to
       its original story.
       This also reminded me of the overrated movie A Beautiful Mind. I
       got curious after watching the movie and decided to find out
       more about it. And what I found out didn't really match to its
       film story. It was glamorized and manipulated to make it a feel
       good movie, while the real life story had many bitter moments
       and wasn't at all as clear cut. Quite ironic that it even won
       the Oscar but then again we do like our fake stuff and want to
       go home feeling good about it.
       So when I hear this story or that story was based on 'actual
       events', I don't find myself highly convinced.
       #Post#: 6170--------------------------------------------------
       Re: At The Movies Show: Currently In Progress
   DIR By: Emma
       Date: December 27, 2013, 1:33 pm
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       I want to see Gravity so much but I can't find anybody to watch
       with me. Alas. And I am not sure if I want to take anybody with
       me because they might fall asleep half way through. Did you know
       that had happened to me when we went to see Memento? Half of my
       friends fell asleep...snoring even at some point. That was very
       disappointing. I wanted to kick their ass and woke up them.
       lolol
       When the same movie was made in India with the usual hullah
       gullah song and dance, it became a super-hit. I say that
       because, a couple of my friends that night who fell asleep in
       the middle of the original Memento, were from India. See the
       fake stuff never ends and it will never end as long as people
       buy it.
       Anyhoo, I might want to catch it later tonight all by myself. I
       don't mind it. I have done it before.
       #Post#: 6876--------------------------------------------------
       Re: At The Movies Show: Currently In Progress
   DIR By: Clay Death
       Date: January 9, 2014, 9:22 pm
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       legend of Hercules open tomorrow.
       I will grab the dvd when it is released.
       ;D ;D ;D ;D
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