Seen Any Good Movies, Lately???

The Tourist is the last super duper movie
that I really had a fit over.

I zoomed to the theatre to see "Moneyball!!" I loved it,
but the ending was artistic and above my head. The audience
loved it.

I am nuts about "The Grey."
I saw "Young Adult," last night and if the movie
had started out with Cherlize wearing a thong, or being so
drunk that she walked into a wall or something crazy, the movie
would have made you pay closer attention. I gradually got move
interested in her character, but Michelle Pheiffer and Angelina
would have nailed it and would have had you eating out of their
hands, imo. I loved her performance, but I expect more from her.

She was cracked, but she did not reveal it, until way in the last
part of the movie. Have you seen Michelle and Angelina to
CRAZY and DISTURBED???? They are unforgettable.

"Young Adult,"

It’s a fearless performance, but beyond sheer voyeurism Reitman and Cody never give us a reason to pay attention to Mavis,” the critic writes.

“Let alone give three-quarters of a crap about what becomes of her.”

**********

Well, there are a lot of women
that have lived long enough to have
been there and done that!!!

So, I was interested in the movie at once.
I wanted to see where it took me.

Lucky for you, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie and Johnny Depp are interviewed by Melissa DiMarco in "The Tourist" and "Moneyball" Both are amazing movies! Check out the links, you won't regret!

The Tourist:
http://www.youtube.com/watch...

Moneyball:
http://www.youtube.com/watch...

To correct my typing mistakes:

The Tourist is the last super duper movie
that I really had a fit over.

I zoomed to the theatre to see "Moneyball!!"
I loved it.
The ending was artistic
and above my head.
The audience
loved it.

I am nuts about the movie called,"The Grey."
Lots of suspense and more.

I saw "Young Adult," last night and if the movie
had started out with Cherlize Theron's character wearing a thong, or being so drunk that she walked into a wall or something crazy like that, the movie
would have made me pay closer attention.

I gradually got move
interested in her character eventually,
but Michelle Pheiffer and Angelina Jolie
would have nailed it and would have had you eating out of their hands, imo from start to finish!!!.

I loved Theron's performance, but I expect more from her.

Her character was cracked, but she did not reveal it, until way in the last part of the movie. Have you seen Michelle and Angelina portray
CRAZY and DISTURBED???? They are unforgettable.

Their character's emotions are full fledged.

I just saw Moneyball. Certainly one of Brad Pitts outstanding film performances and an all around outstanding movie. He is long overdue for an Oscar. I will be disappointed if he doesn't win this year. Other fantastic performances by BP, where the entire movie was outstanding: Fight Club, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Seven Years in Tibet (I thought he lost the characterization of the main character he had going in the romantic scenes with the girl and in the scenes with the Dali Lama. Love and sprituality would have been a difficult transition for that character. Other than that, beautiful movie.), Kalifornia, The Tree of Life, and The Assasination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford. I haven't seen all of his movies, but of the ones I have seen, I liked the above best. Also great supporting roles in Thelma and Louise and Burn After Reading. How he has missed an Oscar, I don't know.

blondie wrote:

To correct my typing mistakes:
The Tourist is the last super duper movie
that I really had a fit over.
I zoomed to the theatre to see "Moneyball!!"
I loved it.
The ending was artistic
and above my head.
The audience
loved it.
I am nuts about the movie called,"The Grey."
Lots of suspense and more.
I saw "Young Adult," last night and if the movie
had started out with Cherlize Theron's character wearing a thong, or being so drunk that she walked into a wall or something crazy like that, the movie
would have made me pay closer attention.
I gradually got move
interested in her character eventually,
but Michelle Pheiffer and Angelina Jolie
would have nailed it and would have had you eating out of their hands, imo from start to finish!!!.
I loved Theron's performance, but I expect more from her.
Her character was cracked, but she did not reveal it, until way in the last part of the movie. Have you seen Michelle and Angelina portray
CRAZY and DISTURBED???? They are unforgettable.
Their character's emotions are full fledged.

I didn't think The Tourist was one of Angelina's better movies. What I've noticed about Angelina - if she has an outstanding script and part, she rises to the occasion. I think she has fun doing some movies though that might not be up to her capabilities. Do you agree, Blondie, or do you think I am all wet? I am no expert on acting that's for sure.

aquarius wrote:

<quoted text>
I didn't think The Tourist was one of Angelina's better movies. What I've noticed about Angelina - if she has an outstanding script and part, she rises to the occasion. I think she has fun doing some movies though that might not be up to her capabilities. Do you agree, Blondie, or do you think I am all wet? I am no expert on acting that's for sure.

Before I get to your question...
I have to say hello, and let you know
that I am happy to hear from you.

I think that everyone is over at www.youtube.com
enjoying all of the wonderful Angelina and Brad
news and breaking stories about the Award Shows
and Oh-my-gosh THE PHOTO'S are breath-taking....woo-woo!

I have kept soooo quiet, lately, that I can not believe it.
I am leaking money like a sieve, since Thanksgiving.

Getting to the point: The Tourist was my personal trip
to Venice with Johnny Depp, that is in my fantasy,
and all I have to do, is to put the DVD on and watch.

He will do, since Brad did not play the part!
I put off going to Venice when I was young and pretty,
and when I had the money. I waited too long and lost
my chance to go there, but in this movie and in my fantasy,
there I am, and not being bored one single bit.

Beauty everywhere. Magical scenes. Gowns. Dancing.
Romance. Intrigue. A lady that is fabulous. An adoring man
at her side....tons of action and suspense. Thrills.
A very satisfying ending. The music is lovely, too.

Europeans loved it. They understood it complettely.
The USA loved it. Only the paid bloggers and the other freaks
that got swayed, tried to bad mouth this marvelous movie.
It did not smother the truth. It is a winner.
**********

So many marriages have crumbled,
and yet, The Jolie-Pitts just keep on
being happily together!!!

Poor David and Courtney.
I guess that what I mean is,
poor childish Courtney.
The grass looks greener on the other side,
I imagine, to her eyes.

If David walks out, in my opinion,
Courtney's nervous breakdown
will make Demi Moore's little fit
look like a cake walk.

Haaaaa haaaa ha.
**********

Song dedication for David and his new lady.

"When I Give My Love" (This Time)-

Phyllis Hyman
at www.youtube.com
**********

Without TRUST, you have nothing?

Guess what, Aquarious.
I just saw the movie called
"Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close,"
starring Tom Hanks and Sandra Bullock,
and let me tell you that I LOVED it.

Sandra played her part to a TEEEEEEE.
Tom Hanks was lovely.
That little boy was spectacular.

I highly advise you to go and see this move.
If you have seen it already, please tell me.

If Brad Pitt had played the part
that Tom Hanks played,
I guess that I would still be crying my eyeballs
out, right now.

aquarius wrote:

I just saw Moneyball. Certainly one of Brad Pitts outstanding film performances and an all around outstanding movie. He is long overdue for an Oscar. I will be disappointed if he doesn't win this year. Other fantastic performances by BP, where the entire movie was outstanding: Fight Club, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Seven Years in Tibet (I thought he lost the characterization of the main character he had going in the romantic scenes with the girl and in the scenes with the Dali Lama. Love and sprituality would have been a difficult transition for that character. Other than that, beautiful movie.), Kalifornia, The Tree of Life, and The Assasination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford. I haven't seen all of his movies, but of the ones I have seen, I liked the above best. Also great supporting roles in Thelma and Louise and Burn After Reading. How he has missed an Oscar, I don't know.

I forgot Troy - another great Brad Pitt movie.

Aquarious!!! I watched "War Horse"
last night, on my copy that I got
from the neighborhood "guy."

If I did not know any better,
I would suspect that Hollywood
is making sure that I get to view
these excellent movies, so that I
can report to you, my unfiltered
opinion of them!!

"War Horse" is rocking!!
As the young people might have said,
a while back. Gosh, the camera work
and film shots are so well done,
that you get the feeling that you
can smell and touch that beautiful horse.

I enjoyed the movie very much,
and Speilberg has not lost his touch.
I hope that you get to see it.
The battle scenes got to me, and I had
to turn away, until that lost of life
passed, and then when that stuff was over,
I turned my attention back to the movie.

Have you seen "War Horse?"

I thought of what a wonderful horseman
Brad was in "Legend of The Fall,"
as Tristan. Didn't he look tall in the saddle?

Oh, and his hair, blowing in the breeze!!!

Yarrrrrr.

I even have a copy of "Iron Lady,"
that I plan to watch this evening.

I will let you know what I think of it.

Aquarious???? Are you there????

**********Here is the juicey:

I guess Courtney’s dude must have given her
the brush off speech:
“It’s not you. It’s me!!!”

Now she’s crying to anyone who will listen,
that she can’t get laid!!! Haaa haaa haaa.

Who wants to be trapped
by a cold harted
nagging harpy and a bossy, mannish…..(bleep?)

Who else, besides Brad, is as sweet and cuddley as David?

This is how the cookie crumbles.

CoCo will be 18 before too long,
and Courtney will be alone
and counting sheep,
and suffering from exhaustion!!!

In my opinion. Jen will be ginding her teeth,
and happy that she is not
the only idiot in town....
and -possibly still in
haitus.

blondie wrote:

<quoted text>
Before I get to your question...
I have to say hello, and let you know
that I am happy to hear from you.
I think that everyone is over at www.youtube.com
enjoying all of the wonderful Angelina and Brad
news and breaking stories about the Award Shows
and Oh-my-gosh THE PHOTO'S are breath-taking....woo-woo!
I have kept soooo quiet, lately, that I can not believe it.
I am leaking money like a sieve, since Thanksgiving.
Getting to the point: The Tourist was my personal trip
to Venice with Johnny Depp, that is in my fantasy,
and all I have to do, is to put the DVD on and watch.
He will do, since Brad did not play the part!
I put off going to Venice when I was young and pretty,
and when I had the money. I waited too long and lost
my chance to go there, but in this movie and in my fantasy,
there I am, and not being bored one single bit.
Beauty everywhere. Magical scenes. Gowns. Dancing.
Romance. Intrigue. A lady that is fabulous. An adoring man
at her side....tons of action and suspense. Thrills.
A very satisfying ending. The music is lovely, too.
Europeans loved it. They understood it complettely.
The USA loved it. Only the paid bloggers and the other freaks
that got swayed, tried to bad mouth this marvelous movie.
It did not smother the truth. It is a winner.
**********
So many marriages have crumbled,
and yet, The Jolie-Pitts just keep on
being happily together!!!
Poor David and Courtney.
I guess that what I mean is,
poor childish Courtney.
The grass looks greener on the other side,
I imagine, to her eyes.
If David walks out, in my opinion,
Courtney's nervous breakdown
will make Demi Moore's little fit
look like a cake walk.
Haaaaa haaaa ha.
**********
Song dedication for David and his new lady.
"When I Give My Love" (This Time)-
Phyllis Hyman
at www.youtube.com
**********
Without TRUST, you have nothing?

Your attention does jump around, Blondie. The scenery in The Tourist is beautiful. I am not a huge fan of Johnny Depp. I do recognize his talent, but even that doesn't do it for me. He does have a quirky sense of humor. I get a kick out of that. Angelina's romantic presentation in The Tourist - doesn't ring true for me. It didn't in Mr. and Mrs. Smith either. It's something like you see in old movies. Maybe she watched a ton of those movies growing up. Maybe I am too old and jaded. Yet she was right on romantically in what I consider one of her best movies, George Wallace. I loved the scene when she was dancing with George Wallace - pushing his wheel chair around. Such a touching scene for someone as young as Angelina Jolie was at that time. Angelina's humanitarian nature shined through, I thought. It was real not an act.

Aquarius, you are the only person
that is willing to come speak to me,
so I do not want to run you away, but
are your just recovering from a self induced
coma? Or are you just playing dumb
in order to get me to go on a rant???

Millions of people loved "The Tourist,"
and I tried to explain to you,
the reason why it is one of my favorites,
and it flew over you head, very much
as if you were the clogged minded
"Vincie."
**********

Would you please tell me
the reason that Courtney
would sit still and let her
poor miserable t.v. show
come on t.v. on a Wednesday,
the one day of the week
when ALL of the t.v. stations
decide to put the interesting shows
on t.v. to battle each other for viewers!!!

That show jumped the SHARK,
in my opinion, when they started
swilling wine, and started acting
like the characters from off of
"Friends" and stretching their necks
and making their voices high pitched,
in their vein attempt to sound like kids.

I would not watch Courtney's show,
if you held a pistol to my forehead!!!

Yeeeeah! Team David Arquette.
Now, go and leak THAT to the tabloids,
you homewrecker!!! Haaaa haaaa ha.

(I think that she, like Ticky, has wrecked
her own home for publicity of her tired
and boring t.v. show!!! Hilarious as THAT
might sound, but faulty thinking, just
the same. Money over marriage. IMO.)
**********

Have you seen "War Horse?"

Are you going to see "World War Z?"

blondie wrote:

Aquarious!!! I watched "War Horse"
last night, on my copy that I got
from the neighborhood "guy."
If I did not know any better,
I would suspect that Hollywood
is making sure that I get to view
these excellent movies, so that I
can report to you, my unfiltered
opinion of them!!
"War Horse" is rocking!!
As the young people might have said,
a while back. Gosh, the camera work
and film shots are so well done,
that you get the feeling that you
can smell and touch that beautiful horse.
I enjoyed the movie very much,
and Speilberg has not lost his touch.
I hope that you get to see it.
The battle scenes got to me, and I had
to turn away, until that lost of life
passed, and then when that stuff was over,
I turned my attention back to the movie.
Have you seen "War Horse?"
I thought of what a wonderful horseman
Brad was in "Legend of The Fall,"
as Tristan. Didn't he look tall in the saddle?
Oh, and his hair, blowing in the breeze!!!
Yarrrrrr.

War Horse does look to be a good movie. One I want to see. I will also see the movie you mentioned with Angelina Jolie and Charlize (sp?) Theron, Crazy and whatever (can't remember). That is I will watch it if it isn't too scary for my delicate nerves.

Brad was beautiful (What else is new?)in Legend of the Fall. If Brad actually rode the horse - he is indeed a good rider. Beautiful movie, as was A River Runs Through It. Brad was beautiful in both movies. Both movies were beautiful. I just think Brad was challenged more as an actor in many other movies and delivered. My opinion, which I know you don't find that important.

blondie wrote:

Aquarius, you are the only person
that is willing to come speak to me,
so I do not want to run you away, but
are your just recovering from a self induced
coma? Or are you just playing dumb
in order to get me to go on a rant???
Millions of people loved "The Tourist,"
and I tried to explain to you,
the reason why it is one of my favorites,
and it flew over you head, very much
as if you were the clogged minded
"Vincie."
**********
Would you please tell me
the reason that Courtney
would sit still and let her
poor miserable t.v. show
come on t.v. on a Wednesday,
the one day of the week
when ALL of the t.v. stations
decide to put the interesting shows
on t.v. to battle each other for viewers!!!
That show jumped the SHARK,
in my opinion, when they started
swilling wine, and started acting
like the characters from off of
"Friends" and stretching their necks
and making their voices high pitched,
in their vein attempt to sound like kids.
I would not watch Courtney's show,
if you held a pistol to my forehead!!!
Yeeeeah! Team David Arquette.
Now, go and leak THAT to the tabloids,
you homewrecker!!! Haaaa haaaa ha.
(I think that she, like Ticky, has wrecked
her own home for publicity of her tired
and boring t.v. show!!! Hilarious as THAT
might sound, but faulty thinking, just
the same. Money over marriage. IMO.)
**********
Have you seen "War Horse?"
Are you going to see "World War Z?"

Is WWZ a Science Fiction film? If so, I won't see the movie. Sorry, I don't like Science Fiction or Horror movies. That's why I could never watch Brad Pitt in Eight Monkeys (Is that the name of it?), even though it is said to be one of his better movies.

The Tourist. Angelina Jolie was very glamorous in the movie. She dresses very glamorously in real life. You said Europeans liked the film. Europeans dress much better than Americans, don't you think? Since the late 60s and 70s, we have gone downhill in that department. You, Blondie, Angelina and the Europeans think differently than I. In the old movies the actors and actresses were so glamorous, weren't they?

Angelina's love connection in SALT was well done. She acted very lovingly with and concerned about her husband - in a natural way. I am surprised to this day that I really liked that film, because of the type of film - the over-the-top fighting, killing, car chases. However, I thought it was one of Angelina's better movies.

Thank you for this very sweet article posted on A&B+6. It must be shared with all the fans who have no access to A&B

“The most beautiful couple in Hollywood came to the big “Cinema for Peace” Gala.

Angelina Jolie (36) in a long gray dress, Brad Pitt (48) in a black suit and glasses.

Actually they were on time, but they came too late in the hall. Sir Bob Geldof (60) already held his opening speech, in which he said:“Fame is like a currency. Angelina Jolie has decided to use it for good purposes.”

This commitment was honored that evening. Angelina Jolie received an honorary award for her war film “In the Land of Blood and Honey”.

And in her acceptance speech, she fought back the tears!

“It broke my heart when I started researching for this film,” she said.“The people have suffered so much! It was a great need to make this film. I dedicate this award to these people.”

Touching. Also to see the love between Brad and Angelina. As if they had met only last week, he put his arm around her constantly. She snuggled against his shoulder.
Hach, Brangelina, shame that you’re gone again tomorrow. Berlin will miss you …”


Fans, see, if you can -
.
http://jjb.yuku.com/topic/700006/Angelina-Bra...

Congratulations to Angelina Jolie. I will have to see Blood and Honey. This is a good year for the Jolie-Pitts.

I was thinking about Johnny Depp. I did absolutely love him in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and the Pirate movies. That quirky sense of humor I do appreciate.

Bye

Love the Angie and her man Brad.
It’s been an exciting year watching them at so many different premiers.

Brad picked up multiple noms not just for one film but for two that is an honor in itself.

Angie blew us all away writing and directing her own firlm this year .
An edgy war and love pic.
PPl like Clint Eastwood actor and director the veteren of the best movies to date gave Angie kudos for making a very difficult type of movie . Angie’s movie put her on the map with a brand new title as Director to go along with her Best actress, higest paid female actress and her forever known long term Philantropist for the UN. Fans all over the world love Angie and Brad .

This will be another year never to be forgotten for all of the hard work and great films the jolie Pitts put out for all to see and enjoy.

The King and Queen of Hollywood will live on with or without a trophy
as the most beautiful couple as well as talented always surprising us
just when you think their work couldn’t do any better.

copied and pasted
www.justjared.com

aquarius wrote:

Congratulations to Angelina Jolie. I will have to see Blood and Honey. This is a good year for the Jolie-Pitts.
I was thinking about Johnny Depp. I did absolutely love him in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and the Pirate movies. That quirky sense of humor I do appreciate.
Bye

Hello, Aquarius!!!

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Filmography

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2013 The Lone Ranger (pre-production)
Tonto


2012 Dark Shadows (post-production)
Barnabas Collins


2012 21 Jump Street (completed)
Tom Hanson (uncredited)


2011 The Rum Diary
Kemp


2011 Lego Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game (Video Game)
Jack Sparrow


2011 Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
Jack Sparrow


2011 Rango
Rango (voice)/ Lars (voice)


2010 The Tourist
Frank Tupelo


2010 Alice in Wonderland
Mad Hatter


2009 Public Enemies
John Dillinger


2009 The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus
Imaginarium Tony 1


2009 SpongeBob SquarePants (TV series)
Jack Kahuna Laguna
– SpongeBob vs. the Big One (2009)… Jack Kahuna Laguna (voice)



1999-2009 American Masters (TV series documentary)
Jack Kerouac / Narrator
– The Doors: When You're Strange (2009)… Narrator (voice)

– The Source: The Story of the Beats and the Beat Generation (1999)… Jack Kerouac



2007 Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Sweeney Todd


2007 Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
Jack Sparrow


2006 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
Jack Sparrow


2006 Pirates of the Caribbean: The Legend of Jack Sparrow (Video Game)
Jack Sparrow (voice)


2005 Corpse Bride
Victor Van Dort (voice)


2005 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Willy Wonka


2004 The Libertine
Rochester


2004 Finding Neverland
Sir James Matthew Barrie


2004 ...And They Lived Happily Ever After
L'inconnu


2004 King of the Hill (TV series)
Yogi Victor
– Hank's Back (2004)… Yogi Victor (voice)



2004 Secret Window
Mort Rainey


2003 Once Upon a Time in Mexico
Sands


2003 Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
Jack Sparrow


2001 From Hell
Inspector Frederick Abberline


2001 Blow
George Jung


2000 The Fast Show (TV series)
Customer in suit store
– The Last Ever Fast Show (2000)… Customer in suit store



2000 Chocolat
Roux


2000 Before Night Falls
Bon Bon / Lieutenant Victor


2000 The Man Who Cried
Cesar


1999 Sleepy Hollow
Ichabod Crane


1999 The Astronaut's Wife
Commander Spencer Armacost


1999 The Ninth Gate
Dean Corso


1998 Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Raoul Duke


1997 The Brave
Raphael


1997 Donnie Brasco
Donnie Brasco / Joseph D.'Joe' Pistone


1995 Nick of Time
Gene Watson


1995 Dead Man
William Blake


1994 Don Juan DeMarco
Don Juan


1994 Ed Wood
Ed Wood


1993 What's Eating Gilbert Grape
Gilbert Grape


1993 Benny & Joon
Sam


1993 Arizona Dream
Axel Blackmar


1991 Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare
Guy on TV (as Oprah Noodlemantra)


1990 Edward Scissorhands
Edward Scissorhands


1987-1990 21 Jump Street (TV series)
Officer Tom Hanson
– Blackout (1990)… Officer Tom Hanson

– Everyday Is Christmas (1990)… Officer Tom Hanson (credit only)

– Rounding Third (1990)… Officer Tom Hanson (credit only)

– How I Saved the Senator (1990)… Officer Tom Hanson

– Shirts and Skins (1990)… Officer Tom Hanson (credit only)

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1990 Cry-Baby
***There are more movies by Johnny Depp listed at www.yahoo.com

Aquarius,

My movie suggestion for you and your sweetie,
for Valentine's Day, is to see:

The Grey (2012)

117 min - Action|Adventure|Drama|Thrille r

In Alaska, an oil drilling team struggle to survive after a plane crash strands them in the wild. Hunting the humans are a pack of wolves who see them as intruders.

Director:
Joe Carnahan

Stars:
Liam Neeson, Dermot Mulroney, Frank Grillo, Dallas Roberts

Box Office:
Weekend:$5.08M, Gross:$42.8M

**********
No other actor could have done such a fine job,
except maybe Brad, in my opinion.

**********

Afterwards, at a romantic dinner,
you will have
lots to talk about!!!