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Nighmare before Christmas
last horror movie- Halloween Curse of Michael Myers
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I seriosly hope you either have kids or were with kids when you watched those;) Last night I watched Spiderman 2 [Again] and Batman Returns[1st time]....Definatly great movies
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Hey Hatebreeder, did you see Home Alone with your kids?
Return:I did not see the three last movies with kids, but I just mostly enjoy them for the jokes and the visual effects. The Labyrinth:80īs adventure movie with unforgetabble characters and songs. An Amazon.com review of Barbie & The Swan Lake: Yes, I will admit, despite being in my 20s, I still enjoy and collect animation. I have for years, and Barbie is a fairly recent discovery for me (beyond her cameos in Toy Story). While at first I was reluctant to give any of the Barbie movies a chance, a friend of mine watched Rapunzel with her niece and insisted they were pretty good. So, renting the first two movies with a few other friends including her, we prepared ourselves for an evening of amusement. Yes, we found some things funny and still carry inside jokes based on the movies even many months after, however overall I liked them. And Swan Lake is certainly no exception. In fact, I loved this one. The animation is very well done, and the music is just enchanting. It gave me a warm and fuzzy feeling all over. It was like I was a kid again, watching my favorite film and going back to relive the feelings years later. It even made me regret I didn't stick to those ballet lessons my mother sent me to years ago, as the dance scenes were adorable and magical. Barbie was in my life once again, only this time, I wasn't playing with dolls. The only thing that really, truly bothered me about Swan Lake was that of Rothbart's daughter. Her laughter was incredibly irritating and distracted me from any scene in which she chose to do so. Thankfully Ivan and the other enchanted forest dwellers are a delight and make up for it. In closing, I highly recommend this to any parent, aunt, uncle, grandparent, or whoever looking for a great gift (holiday or otherwise) for a child. And perhaps even for an animation fan such as myself, if you aren't too afraid. Last edited by Amalthea; 01-01-2005 at 01:24 PM.
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L.A. Confidential...
Horror-The Blair Witch Project
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House on Haunted Hill.
Haven't seen it for ages....just wondering how the fuck they got the remake from this!!!!!! Totally different movie! I do like them both though.......but the original was classic horror at it's best :D
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