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The Dreaming wrote:I guess you didn't see Punch Drunk Love! (A great movie! Maybe my favorite Paul Thomas Anderson movie!)
What? That is one of the crappiest movies ever, and I LIKE strange artsy movies. It is right up there along with "bloken frowers" in the topten of over-hyped meaningless movies sans-plot!

Sorry! I got carried away ;)

I only saw Weee! films this year (according to the Guns terminology). I was flat out at Simpsons The Movie! They had me in stiches from
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The Dreaming wrote:I guess you didn't see Punch Drunk Love! (A great movie! Maybe my favorite Paul Thomas Anderson movie!)
Actually I did. And I really like it. Maybe I've forgotten how good he is in it, but I still felt like that was an Adam Sandler performance. I forgot it during this one. To a degree.
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PTA isn't for everyone, I can understand hating him. I don't think I could buy liking Magnolia and not liking Punch Drunk Love though.
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I just saw Stardust on Friday night, and I've gotta say that it was the best movie I've seen in years. I don't recall enjoying a film that much since I was a kid.
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Ummmmmmm........

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I wanted to see Stardust but missed it. I suppose I'll have to rent it when I get the chance.
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Cail wrote:I just saw Stardust on Friday night, and I've gotta say that it was the best movie I've seen in years. I don't recall enjoying a film that much since I was a kid.
WOW. I was gonna give this one a miss (didn't even want to rent it.) Maybe I should reconsider?
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My complete list of favorite movies in 2007 (because after looking at my list, I can't pick just one)

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30 Days of Night
Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Film For Theaters
Blades of Glory
Bourne Ultimatum
Charlie Wilsons War
The Darjeeling Ltd.
Hairspray
Hot Fuzz
I am Legend
Martian Child
Mr. Beans Holiday
National Treasure: Book of Secrets
No Country for Old Men
No Reservations
Oceans 13
Ratatouille
Reign Over Me
Shoot 'Em Up
Stardust
Surf's Up
Superbad
Transformers
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I finally saw stardust. it was really good. Better than Event Horizon, and that's saying something.

However...the best movies i saw all year were: Juno (2nd) and There Will be Blood! TWBB was the best movie I'd seen in YEARS.
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