Wow, with all these recommendations for Pink Panther, I'll have to go pick
that one up for myself, too.
What to rent?
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Wow, with all these recommendations for Pink Panther, I'll have to go pick
that one up for myself, too.
Did you ever see him in the Ian Mckellan version of Richard the Third? He played a playboy who is the queen's brother and he does a tremendous job in the role. And he was very good in Iron Man as well.
I got one today that should be fun to watch... to get a little laughter in my life... well, hopefully! It's the newly released Beverly Hills Chihuahua... released on 03 March.
I'm miffed at one of our video shops (we have two in town). The one closest to us won't be offering Milk. I have waited to see this movie, and they won't be getting it because apparently the owners don't want a "gay movie" in their place.
I know it's their call, but I don't need anyone to censor what I choose to watch. After all they've got shoot-em-ups and slasher movies there, and I wouldn't really call those "Christian" movies. A bit of hypocrisy there, eh? I'll be giving their competition the business.
I know it's their call, but I don't need anyone to censor what I choose to watch. After all they've got shoot-em-ups and slasher movies there, and I wouldn't really call those "Christian" movies. A bit of hypocrisy there, eh? I'll be giving their competition the business.
We are ordering most of our films from NetFlicks these days. If you are acquainted with the late comedian Bill Hicks, there is a hilarious and amazing DVD you'll probably enjoy. Hint: Mr Hicks was an artist who specialised in smashing convention and said things as he felt them in an intense,brilliant style. The man is about the funniest thing in the Universe. One More Hint: Bill Hicks makes Bad Sam Kinison seem tame.
I've been meaning to check into NetFlicks for... well, a long time now.
I always assumed it was rather expensive and we didn't need another monthly bill. With the economy and personal finances getting a lot worse in the last few months, I'd have to be convinced... what kind of plan do they have that's the least expensive?Katharina, we pay something like $8.99 a month, and you can order as many or as few as you like. We order quite a few in a month. After you've seen the movie, you send it back and they send you another one. You can put a list of the movies you want to see and they send them to you automatically, or you can request something else.
Also, they have got an amazing selection of movies. We haven't been able to request a movie that they don't have. They also have some TV series.
We love netflix. I'd recommend you try them out. It's a very good value in my opinion.
Also, they have got an amazing selection of movies. We haven't been able to request a movie that they don't have. They also have some TV series.
We love netflix. I'd recommend you try them out. It's a very good value in my opinion.
OK, I just have to tell you about a movie we saw that we had never heard of, and if you are interested you just might love it.
It's from the amazing Steve Coogan, the chap behind Knowing Me, Knowing You. His humour really delights some (like me) and others don't get it or like it. Also, those of a more conservative Christian bent won't like it.
The movie is called "Hamlet 2", in which a perpetually happy high school drama teacher has a series of reverses; his wife runs away with the boarder, the principal dumps all the behaviorally challenged kids in his class, and slashes his budget and makes him do the class in the cafeteria.
Finally the teacher decides the class will do his original work "Hamlet 2", in which he manages to give it a happy ending.
The principal says he can't do it and fires him. But, all the bad kids, who he has managed to make friends with, finds him an empty industrial space to put on the show .
The rest you have to see for yourself. I thought it was beyond hilarious, and yes, as Hamlet 2 has a happy ending, so does the movie.
It's from the amazing Steve Coogan, the chap behind Knowing Me, Knowing You. His humour really delights some (like me) and others don't get it or like it. Also, those of a more conservative Christian bent won't like it.
The movie is called "Hamlet 2", in which a perpetually happy high school drama teacher has a series of reverses; his wife runs away with the boarder, the principal dumps all the behaviorally challenged kids in his class, and slashes his budget and makes him do the class in the cafeteria.
Finally the teacher decides the class will do his original work "Hamlet 2", in which he manages to give it a happy ending.
The principal says he can't do it and fires him. But, all the bad kids, who he has managed to make friends with, finds him an empty industrial space to put on the show .
The rest you have to see for yourself. I thought it was beyond hilarious, and yes, as Hamlet 2 has a happy ending, so does the movie.
