Halle Berry was excellent in Monster's Ball. hehe! 

Don't you think that all cast of Friends TV show (with exception, maybe, of Jennifer Anniston) deserves better agents? 

Ton80kid wrote:

Alicia Silverstone, well let's face it, her and Chris O'Donnell never did truly recover from Batman & Robin, did they?  

Damn Joel Schumacher. 

remember emmy rossum...she was that golden globe nominee from from the phantom of the opera. she had done mystic river, the day after tommorow, but after schumacher all she has managed is poseidon. 

Anyone notice Orlando Bloom has played with swords in most of his movies. Pirates trilogy and he used swords instead of his bow and arrow in LOTR a bit. What a sword fighter! 

secondly, has anyone seen orlando with a moustache?? to quote an ace ventura moment, maybe he act "like seeeeessyyyy girl" coz he is little more than a "seeessyyy girl". my cousin still fiercely maintains that he's just anne hathaway with a fake moustache (not even short hair, long golden blond in LotR....really orlando??) and jameydunne, i think i'd remember him more as the tripped out mofo in fear and loathing wouldn't you?? great movie!! loved it!! :D 

Anyways. Does anybody else think Orlando is way overated. Troy. seriously. Is he gonna play a not good word that rhymes with wussy in all his movies. 

The acting in BM is just stellar. Heath Ledger should have won that Oscar and not that Capote guy. Ang Lee's masterful direction. Every scene has a point to it and subtlety to it that makes the character's motivations and acting stand out. All of this can be attributed to Ang Lee. The beautiful score. Just ignore the man-sex and you will love the movie. It's sublime. 

"I have my beliefs and values just like everyone else. Keep them to yourself". Dude, you just spent your entire paragraph telling us your values and beliefs, and not keeping them to yourself. I'm just saying, that's all. I agree that people shouldn't enjoy Brokeback Mountain just to support the gay cause. But when I talk to a lot of fans about the film, their appreciation wasn't an attempt to reveal their liberal mindset, I think most people found it to be a genuinely moving film. It juist happened to be different because it was between two men. Taboo is rooted in tragic drama, and homosexuality is one of the last taboos in the 1st world.  

jameydunne wrote:

Give me a classic boy meets girl, gets girl at the end story any day. Simple I know. But I like my simple llittle delusions of grandeur. They make me smile. 

Here ya go, how's Date Movie for you? 

Call me boring if you like, but spoof and even most parody movies usually bore me. The whole Scary/Date/Epic movie series of movies never really did anything for me. If I am going to watch a comedy, I would like the comedy to at least attempt some originality (the important word in that phrase is attempt). Generally, the kind of movie I find funny are things that have a darker sharp wit and not at all romantic (a couple quick examples just of the top of my head- Thank you for Smoking, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, Snatch). 

i think samuel l jackson has got to be the biggest bad ass in hollywood. i mean even when he does the worst movies he doesnt lose any respect. he is like your favorite nfl team. he only wins about half of the games but you still root for him anyway because its samuel l jackson 

Jim Carrey. His last good comedy was Me, Myself and Irene(Eternal Sunshine, while great, doesn't count), and he was recently in 2 of the worst films I've seen in years, Fun With Dick and Jane and The Number 23. 

if you don't have a short attention span (or ADD) however, it is definitely worth checking out.