Seen any good films lately?

[kili]

helooo am just new member so i wanna....

[Corno Dolce]

Hi Intet,

At the Costco Store where I shop there is no candy or anything else that can get one's kids hyperactive and shrieking. As a matter of fact, I believe its a Costco policy to not have any items for sale in the immediate vicinity of the cash register.

Back on topic: My gal and I are going to watch "Hamlet" directed by Kenneth Branagh.

Cheers,

CD

[intet_at_tabe]

Hi Intet,

At the Costco Store where I shop there is no candy or anything else that can get one's kids hyperactive and shrieking. As a matter of fact, I believe its a Costco policy to not have any items for sale in the immediate vicinity of the cash register.

Back on topic: My gal and I are going to watch "Hamlet" directed by Kenneth Branagh.

Cheers,

CD

Eh man, Corno Dolce.

Some people are lucky, some ain´t. "Hamlet", directed by Kenneth Branagh. It´s on the white screen, right sir? Perhaps one of the modern editions? Like the "Romeo and Julie" movie with Leonardo DiCapiro and some chick, whose name I can´t recall.

[Corno Dolce]

HI Intet,

Here's the Hamlet by Kenneth Branagh:

http://www.easyshopforeverything.com...l-edition.html

Cheers,

CD

ps. Goodnight dear MIMFers wherever you are.............

[intet_at_tabe]

HI Intet,

Here's the Hamlet by Kenneth Branagh:

http://www.easyshopforeverything.com...l-edition.html

Cheers,

CD

ps. Goodnight dear MIMFers wherever you are.............

Eh man, Corno Dolce

I have not seen this one, it´s all new released in 2008 for DVD. I was thinking of Othello with Kenneth Branagh and also the american actor Denzel Washington.

My favourite of all the plays by William Shakespeare made for the movies is "MacBeth", starring the English actor Oliver Reed and the English actress Susan York. I believe it must be some 25 years old. Once in my late teens, I bought the collected plays by WS. Rather difficult to read though, since most of the language is in the old English, with expressions not known in the Danish language.

William Shaespeare always made an impression on most people, and his plays are as relevant today as then, because they have the same ingridiences of today like hatred, jealousy, love, ambition, power, conspiracy and murder by the numbers.

There was a strange edition of a WS play a couple of years ago made by Al Pacino with one of my top fave. actors on the american screen, Kevin Spacy. I particular love him in the movie "The Usual Suspects". They, the critics and the paper reviewers in England once said: The americans can´t act WS plays, which Al Pacino proved to be wrong. But I guess the English treasure William Shakespeare, like the Danes treasure H. C. Andersen and the Swedish treasure Evert Taube?

Kevin Spacy has shown to be a very good jazz singer as well with a big band. I saw him sing on the English longer-than-anything-else-going-talk-show "Parkinson". He is realy cool!!

[Chou4555]

Just seen Senna. Not a huge Formula 1 fan, but it was spellbinding... and the last films of him before his untimely death on 1 May 1994 were very poignant.. he was distracted, moody, as if he knew.....

[Corno Dolce]

"Ces Amours La" - It was about that strange thing called LOVE........

[White Knight]

Just saw Minority Report based on a short story by Philip K. Dick and starring Tom Cruise. Now I shall have to read the original story as well.

[teddy]

Found the storyline stretched my belief a little Steve. Taxi driver kills skilled hit man, but a entertaining film non the less

teddy

[White Knight]

Glengarry GlennRoss, starring Jack Lemmon, Al Pacino, Alan Arkin, Ed Harris and Kevin Spacey. This film was as good as I remember it being from the first time I saw it.

[White Knight]

Found the storyline stretched my belief a little Steve. Taxi driver kills skilled hit man, but a entertaining film non the less

teddy

@ Teddy, Are you sure you aren't referring to Collateral Damage, starringJamieFox and Tom Cruise?

[teddy]

Please read my new book "How To Live With Dementia and Not Really Care"

I think you are right Steve. The good thing about alzemisers is that you only ever have to buy 1 film. I am sure I have seen both films but with my memory,who knows.

teddy I think

[rojo]

I haven't seen the entire film yet, been very busy lately. But I did catch this clip from Charlie Chaplin's The Great Dictator. So the film is on my list of movies to see.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcvjoWOwnn4

[southernparks]

I saw Beavis and Butt-Head Do America, I heard the TV show is coming back

[teddy]

Watched the original version of the Thomas Crown Affair last night. Still as enjoyable as when I first saw it many years ago. And the song Windmills of your Mind still turns me on

teddy