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[Kaz]

The outtakes at the end of Liar Liar made me wish I had been an actress, just to work with Jimm Carrey.

He'd be so much fun to work with.

[Band_Geek923]

Yeah I agree with you Kaz, he would be great to work with.

[SweeneyxxTodd]

Well, I just watched Sweeney Todd and I gotta say I loved it.

It was so gory. *rubs hands together with glee*

And I love musical films. :)

:rock:

I love that movie (as if my username wasn't enough of a clue).

I don't even consider it that gory. There's lots of blood, yes, but not gore.

Plus the blood looks so fake. It's like a kool-aid fountain. So unrealistic.

I remember I watched Sweeney Todd on Halloween, and the next week we were watching Julius Caesar in English class, and I was sooo disappointed in Caesar's murder. Same with Michelle. There was hardly any blood at all.

We walked out of the room to lunch saying, "Where was the ridiculous amount of obviously fake blood? It's a murder gosh darnit! You're not supposed to make it look real."

[Band_Geek923]

Same here Mary, when we watched Macbeth in English class there wasn't much blood in a killing either.

I didn't like it though because people still got killed and I hate that.

[JimmyxxCindy4EVER]

Yeah, same here. :angry:

[fierysue]

OH YEAH!!!!!!!! Jim Carrey is HILARIOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Especially in Bruce Almighty when he made Evan Baxter say all those RIDICULOUS things, like, "I like-a do da cha-cha like a sissy girl." and "...and my tiny, little nipples went to France."!!!!!!

Jim Carey IS sooo hilarious. I even saw A Series of Unfortunate Events (ASoUE), and he was freaking awesome as Count Olaf!!! :D

[Band_Geek923]

Oh my gosh Sue that was a great movie!

The book was good just as well.

[JimmyxxCindy4EVER]

Off topic: Millie, you're 20 posts away from becoming a superposter!!!!!

[Band_Geek923]

I know. I can't wait for it!

Now I'm 19 posts away!

[JimmyxxCindy4EVER]

Keep ON truckin'! :thumbsup:

[Band_Geek923]

Yep that's what I'll do.

But back on topic: Series of Unfortunate Events is a good movie.

[fierysue]

Yep that's what I'll do.

But back on topic: Series of Unfortunate Events is a good movie.

Jim Carey makes it WIN!

On an off-topic, the girl who plays Violet Baudelaire was one of Stephenie Meyer's choices to play Bella in Twilight. I think she looks more Bella-ish than Kristen Stewart (for some reason I don't like her portrayal of Bella)..

[Band_Geek923]

I'm realizing that Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is my favoirte movie now.

Seriously I watch it all the time now.

[JimmyxxCindy4EVER]

I SWEAR, the one movie I either watch ALL THE TIME or bring with me whenever I stay at someone's house has GOTTA be Cars from Disney and Pixar! I swear, I just LUV how they make the cars in it look as if they're ALIVE! Disney/Pixar movies RULE!!!!!!!!! :dance: :thumbsup:

[JimmyxxCindy4EVER]

Reviving! I'll add more movies to my list on page five soon! SO need to update that thing!!

[Katia11]

I can never pick favorites of anything!
 

But some titles I love are:

 

Pride and Prejudice

Beauty and the Beast

Mulan

Jurassic Park

The Mummy

Anastasia 

Emma

Titanic

Howl's Moving Castle

 

And honestly, that's not even scratching the surface. 

[SweeneyxxTodd]

I read my original list of favorites and literally couldn't remember a single thing about one the movies I listed Guess it wasn't a real favorite?

I also watch far fewer movies these days than I used to. I just tend to prefer series.

So an updated list:

How to Train Your Dragon
Tangled
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Onward
The Emperor's New Groove
The Hunchback of Notre Dame

There are plenty of other movies I enjoyed quite a bit, but I wouldn't consider them favorites.

[JimmyxxCindy4EVER]

This time, I'm listing my fave movies in each genre and other categories, like for different holidays and such... Here they are!!

All-Time Fave: Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius(um, hello???????? )

Halloween: Hotel Transylvania trilogy

Christmas: The Santa Claus 2

Inspirational: Breakthrough(soooooo good!!!)

Nickelodeon(as a whole): the first SpongeBob movie

Disney: Frozen/Frozen 2

Classic Disney: The Aristocats

Pixar: The Incredibles 1 and 2

Cartoon Network: PowerPuff Girls Movie

Comedy: Mrs. Doubtfire

Adventure: Jumanji(the original)

Animation: Kiki's Delivery Service

Action: National Treasure

Mystery: Scooby Doo(the live action one)

Animals: Homeward Bound 2: Lost in San Francisco

Sci-Fi: Back to the Future trilogy

Aliens: Any Star Wars movie

Romance: 50 First Dates

Fantasy: Shark Boy and Lava Girl

Sports: Jump In!(hey, jump-roping is technically a sport! )

Musical: High School Musical trilogy

Horror: Absolutely NONE!!

Slasher: Again, NONE of them!!

Okay, I think that about covers it! If I missed any categories, lemme know!

[Katia11]

Oh! I missed The Hunchback of Notre Dame! One of my faves too!

[JimmyxxCindy4EVER]

I didn't quite understand that movie when I saw it growing up, but when I saw it again not too long ago as an adult, I really understood the issues it touched on; they really hit home for me... I especially loved Esmerelda's song "God Help the Outcasts"; just cuz someone has different beliefs or even looks different is no reason to harm or try to harm that person... We should learn to accept people for who they are on the inside, not just based on what we can see on the outside...