What is the last movie you saw in the theater?

[Bullwinkle925]

We saw "Marie Antoinette" the other day.

I loved it for its costumes and setting - but was a bit disturbed by the music selection. Oh well, it was a Sofia Coppola production and she is on the edge anyway.

[fizzgig]

1. pirates 2

i don't go to the movies often, maybe two a year

[RevolutionaryActs]

8. Me too.

:hi:

[sakabatou]

10. same

It sucked. Going to see "Fearless" this weekend.

[fizzgig]

11. the ending pissed me off something fierce

but hey, i got to look at johnny depp for 2-1/2 hours so i'm not complaining much

[sakabatou]

21. My favorite scene is when Kiera Knightly got drunk

[Broken_Hero]

2. Superman Returns....

great movie, if you are a superman/christopher reeve fan...:)

[Cannikin]

134. Same here...three times.

[Sonora Nora]

3. last wkend

We saw Borat. Hilarious! We plan on seeing Tenacious D in 2 weeks. Other than that, it has been a slow movie year...

[ChickMagic]

150. You're a kindred spirit

Derby and I are doing the same thing. And welcome to DU! :hi:

[some guy]

4. either

Spiderman 2 or Lord of The Rings: Return of The King, I think.

I don't know for sure...it's been a while, though.

[Zomby Woof]

5. Flags of Our Fathers

Last weekend. I posted about it earlier today and recommend it for Veteran's Day viewing. It's clearly antiwar, and very humbling and sad...

[Bullwinkle925]

7. I agree ...

I went with my husband a couple of weeks ago. Amazing story, and so pertinent to today.
I had remembered reading about those guys being used for the War Bond effort - but I didn't know the story of the 'photo' - I won't give it away for those who haven't seen it.

I liked it very much.

[benny05]

76. I saw that too as my last movie

Disappointed...like the anti-war theme, but not worth $9.50 and 2 hours. Should have been a PBS special on POV.

[martymar64]

6. The Grudge 2

I love horror movies. What can I say?

[Bullwinkle925]

13. What did you think of it?

A friend and I saw "SAW III" a couple of weeks ago. The plot is growing increasingly weaker, I think.
Should I go see "Grudge 2"? I did like the first "Grudge".

[Downtown Hound]

69. It's got some creepy scenes, like the first one did.

But the plot is considerably weaker this time. I don't know, it was all right I guess.

[martymar64]

75. I enjoyed it

I didn't go expecting anything groundbreaking, but it did take the story in a new direction. However it did have some plot holes that I found irritating. That ghost is one of the creepier things to come along in horror cinema. I'm a big J-Horror fan, I even own the original Ju-On on DVD. If you want a real visceral creep out, I recommend Audition. That film has some real cringe-worthy moments.

[last_texas_dem]

106. That's the last one I saw, too

I decided to give it a shot even though I didn't like the first one. This one did have an even more unbelievable plot, but I enjoyed it quite a bit more. A couple of the "jump" scenes actually worked on me, and having several sub-plots going on and tying them together worked, in my mind. Plus, I have a crush on Amber Tamblyn. Oh yeah, also I'm not sure how they're going to make a third one (as I think they're slated to) since they killed off pretty much everyone in this one! I'm sure they'll think of something...

(Also, I saw the last thirty-forty minutes of The Departed as I didn't feel like waiting outside the whole time for my friend to come out of it. It kind of made me interested in seeing it, though I'm not sure if I'll get around to it while it's still in theaters. I don't see as many movies as I used to, especially compared to last year.)

[fidgeting wildly]

9. I saw Marie Antoinette last week.

I thought it was a lot of prettiness without much substance, BUT I am a horse lover and there was PLENTY of horsie eye candy. So I liked it for that. :-)

[Bullwinkle925]

12. Yes, there was.

How did you feel about the music?

[fidgeting wildly]

15. Eh...

I'm kind of a period film geek, and I had never seen one done quite like that before, so I was really interested going in. I really liked the trailer, which was set to a New Order song. In the film itself, the music just didn't work for me. After a while I started to feel like I was watching one of those high-minded teen movies like "Clueless" or "10 Things I Hate About You." And maybe that was Sophia Coppola's point, but I just didn't dig it.

Last year's "Pride & Prejudice" also had a bit of that teen movie feel, but I thought that one was very well done.

[Bullwinkle925]

23. I'm the same way.

I expect period music in period films. When the film began, I actually thought I was sitting in the wrong theater.
With the music aside - I really, really wanted a couple of those petits fours!!
Wasn't it just decadent? Coppola did a wonderful job in portraying the opulence of that court. Made me think a lot of the Bushies and how they aren't in tune with the real world, either.

[fidgeting wildly]

30. Gawd I wanted some of that food!

You touch on one of the good things about the movie. Aside from the opulence, I also think she really captured the sense of boredom that must have accompanied a wealthy woman's life back then. (The men seemed to have a few more options when it came to entertaining oneself.) And also the invasions into her privacy. 50 people standing in the room during what nowadays would be some pretty intimate moments! You don't usually see the dull or uncomfortable side of life in a period film.

[Bullwinkle925]

40. I was lucky enough to have visited Versailles a few years ago.

Have you been there? It's absolutely breathtaking. I remember standing on the gallery side of that railing wondering what it must have felt like to have people watching you. I also thought Coppola was accurate in showing what women/girls had to go through for their country when betrothed to another King or Prince. Marie did her duty. I suppose, on second thought, there was much more to that movie than I initially gave it credit for.

[fidgeting wildly]

50. No, I've never been.

But it is on my list. Someday.... :)

[deadparrot]

14. Little Miss Sunshine. nt

[Bullwinkle925]

16. I'll bet it gets an Oscar nod.

I loved it. Saw it twice and would see it again.

[fidgeting wildly]

24. Oh I hope so.

If LMS doesn't get AT LEAST a screenplay nom, I will be very irritated.

My husband and I laughed until we cried. I don't rememeber ever laughing that hard in a movie theater.

[Bullwinkle925]

26. I can't pass an old VW bus now without laughing.

[TheMightyFavog]

17. Talledaga Nights

Funny Movie.

[querelle]

18. Running With Scissors

Last weekend. Excellent film.

Q

[Bullwinkle925]

28. I want to see that as well - but I haven't read the book yet.

I'm funny that way. I don't want to ruin the book.

[MysticalChicken]

125. The book actually isn't that great.

IMHO anyway.

Dry was a lot funnier. (I got them both for Christmas last year, but I only wanted Dry.)

[Starbucks Anarchist]

19. Fahrenheit 9/11.

[Bullwinkle925]

31. Was that when it first came out??

So you haven't been in a couple of years?

[Starbucks Anarchist]

33. Correct.

I prefer to watch movies at home, though I may be seeing Borat in a couple of weeks. :D

[Bullwinkle925]

37. I'd absolutely DIE if I couldn't go to the movies.

That was my chief form of entertainment (aside from the library) growing up. I now have the luxury of going mid-week with the theater hardly occupied. So, it's almost like being at home, I guess - with a much better sound system.

[WindRavenX]

20. Borat

10$ well spent :)

[tinfoil tiaras]

22. Borat.

best. damn. movie. everrrrrrrrr.

[Bullwinkle925]

27. EVER??? Really?

Tell me why. I'm curious.

[tinfoil tiaras]

32. well, like comedy

To Kill a Mockingbird is the best serious movie.

i laughed like all the way through Borat. So it takes the spot for comedy.

[Bullwinkle925]

34. Perhaps I'll take myself to see it next week.

Thanks for the heads up!

[tinfoil tiaras]

35. you're welcome

at first i thought you were being sarcastic and all, but now i see that you weren't... awesome :)

[Bullwinkle925]

43. It's amazing, isn't it - how we perceive things in writing rather than

hearing it said?
I've sat on a few juries and think of my experiences whenever I hear people remark about something written in the newspaper and then comment about it (usually negatively). You just don't know how to really take something unless you hear its inflection.

Does any of what I just typed make any sense?
I hope so.

:hi:

[tinfoil tiaras]

77. yeah, it does make alot of sense

which is why, im glad that here on DU we have the :sarcasm: icon...hehe :hi:

[jonnyblitz]

25. Oliver Stone's WTC nt

[Bullwinkle925]

29. What did you think?

I can't bring myself to view anything regarding 9/11 yet. Just can't 'go there'.

[jonnyblitz]

36. I liked it. nt

[Skittles]

38. Snakes on a Plane, at the dollar theater

The Departed, last week. I'm a movie buff and go pretty much weekly

[Richard Steele]

39. Haven't been able to go near a theater since I saw "Crash". The horror.

[Bullwinkle925]

41. Really??

How so?

[barb162]

42. The Illusionist. GREAT movie

[Bullwinkle925]

44. Yes. My sister and I went together. We enjoyed it very much.

Now I want to see the other one that has just come out - of course I'm drawing a blank right now.

[fidgeting wildly]

53. The Prestige -- also very good.

I would go so far as to call Hugh Jackman's performance astonishingly good in that movie. I liked him before, but hadn't thought of him as a "serious" actor. Now I know.

[Bullwinkle925]

56. Thanks! I hate it when I get a mental block.

I'm hoping to go see this one as well!!! Love Hugh Jackman.

[ChickMagic]

151. The Prestige was awesome

Derby and I are magicians and that initially drew us in.
It was one of the best movies we've seen lately and we're
still talking about it.

[blonndee]

48. That's what I wanted to see instead of the Departed.

I love Edward Norton. Maybe I can see it soon too!

[fidgeting wildly]

51. I loved The Illusionist.

I thought is was sadly underappreciated. :(

Oh well. At least the theater was quiet.

[SeattleGirl]

45. Advanced showing of "Bobby"

I loved the movie, and hope that people here will go see it. It comes out on Thanksgiving Day.

[Bullwinkle925]

46. That is something my husband and I are planning to do on

Thanksgiving. I know I'll cry.

[SeattleGirl]

55. There were definitely tears at the end of the movie.

Men and women both, crying.

[Bullwinkle925]

57. Aarrghhh.

We went as a family to see "JFK" on Christmas Day when it came out. What is it about the Kennedy assasinations and holidays?

I wonder why there hasn't been an MLK movie? Or, if there has been, I've totally forgotten it??

edited for grammar

[SeattleGirl]

61. I'm not sure, Bullwinkle.

Maybe because people like going to movies in the winter -- a break from shopping and family stuff, getting out of inclement weather?

I will tell you this -- the very best part of the movie, for me, was the fact that they used actual clips of RFK instead of having someone play him (except for some distance shots where the face was not really visible). That had a real impact on me.

[Bullwinkle925]

63. I remember vividly where I was when I heard the news....

I was hanging out with my friends in a small town in Kansas, when one of the police squad cars (swear to god) stopped and told us that they had just received an APB for the killer of Kennedy. It was such a deja vu moment for me - I thought he was talking about John. Couldn't even think that would happen to Bobby. We were sitting in our car at the Sonic. Yup, the Sonic. Such a surreal moment in my life.
I moved to California later that year. When I met my husband and we shared stories about our lives, he told me that he had actually met Bobby the day before he was assassinated and shook his hand.
Creepy!

[SeattleGirl]

66. Whoa, that is creepy. But also cool, that he got to meet RFK.

I had a hard time accepting the news, as it was so soon after MLK, and I still remembered JFK's assassination.

[Bullwinkle925]

67. Same here.

Wasn't it such a difficult time in our lives as well as this country's?

And then the attempts on Wallace, Ford and Regan. When John Lennon was killed - we were watching Monday Night Football and heard the sportscasters announce it. Seems like we had quite a few years strung together full of mayhem. Not to mention, The Mansons, The Zebra Killings and The Zodiac. Quite an interesting time to have moved to California.

[SeattleGirl]

70. Oh, yes, a very difficult time.

When the news came on the radio about John Lennon, my now-former husband and I were in the middle of an all-out fight. That brought it to a screeching halt, I'll tell you.

[blonndee]

47. The Departed.

I love going to the movies, so I had a great time. I was expecting it to be great, since all the reviews were really good and most critics gave it As, or 4 stars and all that.

I think I'm the only person in America who didn't like it, and I'm not really THAT hard to please when it comes to movies. I mean, I enjoyed it as entertainment, but I thought the acting sucked, with the notable exception of Matt Damon, who was terrific, and the plot stretched even my willingly suspended belief.

Still, I'm glad I went. We had a good time.

[Bullwinkle925]

49. That's another movie I have on my list to see.

Now you have my curious. I also expect it to be terrific after having read the notices.
We'll see.

[Zomby Woof]

52. Saw that two weeks ago

It was damn good!

[blonndee]

54. I bet you'll like it. Everyone I know did.

I can't figure out why I'm the only one. I guess it could have been my altered state at the time!

[Bullwinkle925]

58. That happens. I was not taken with "Braveheart" when it came out.

Absolutely didn't think it was 'Oscar-worthy' - but, what do I know?

:shrug:

[longship]

59. The Prestige.

In spite of the fact that I like Michael Caine, I found the plot construction to be confusing and the dialog in parts to be totally unintelligable. Ms. Longship liked it a lot, and I might have, too, if I could understand what the mush mouth actors were saying.

[leftofthedial]

60. The Prestige

terrific film

[trackfan]

62. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Before that: Seabiscuit
Before that: Beavis and Butthead Do America
Before that: Rainman

[Bullwinkle925]

64. I had to hurry up and finish the HP book before I went to see it.

I'd better get busy and read the next in the series before the next HP movie comes out!!

[momophile]

148. I think this might be mine too

and the next one I'll see - Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.

[Initech]

65. Borat

I have NEVER laughed that hard at a movie, EVER.

[unsavedtrash]

68. The Matrix Revolutions

I think.

[sakabatou]

71. Oh God that was a horrible movie

[Spirochete]

72. Fahrenheit 911

the day it opened. I guess I just don't go to movies very much anymore.

[noshenanigans]

73. The Bridge

Here's the trailer.

I went out of morbid curiousity, really. It poses some interesting moral questions- was it 'right' for them to film the suicides and use them without the people's consent? Hmm. It was interesting. What was even more interesting is that everyone at the showing I went to was alone. Except for one mother with her son, and they left halfway through. A movie about suicide's not a fun Sunday trip, I guess :)

[Bullwinkle925]

112. I also have that kind of curiosity. I think I have seen the trailer for this

film before. It is one I would probably see.

[QMPMom]

74. "Munich"

Had to talk DH into going. He wasn't thrilled about going but ended up enjoying it - if you can "enjoy" a movie like that.

[Deja Q]

78. Serenity

Next up: Casino Royale

[Bullwinkle925]

118. Yeah, me too.

I saw the trailer for "Casino Royale" and the new James Bond looks pretty good to me. Will have to see how he stacks up with the rest of them.

[ILA]

79. "Offside," by Jafar Panahi.

A few months ago I went to see this film at the Melbourne International Film Festival.

It was a unique experience, the theatre was huge, magnificent! And the director himself came out and spoke to those in attendance from the stage: his motivation for making this film, and also congratulating Australia's performance at the World Cup.

Great film, about a girl going to great lengths to get inside the stadium to watch a WC qualifier between Iran and Bahrain, but finds difficulties as females are banned from attending football matches in Iran. Throughout it highlights this absurdity.

[Bullwinkle925]

99. Thanks. Sounds like an interesting film.

I'll keep it on my list. I love foreign films! They are always so much more thought provoking than the usual Hollywood fare.

[Nikia]

80. Employee of the Month

I needed to see some comedy. It was mildly entertaining but not as funny as I had hoped.

[cedahlia]

81. The Departed...and it was good

Although, I am really over Jack Nicholson's shtick. I think the movie could have been better if someone else were cast in his part...I'm thinking my man Ian McShane could have definitely pulled it off!

And I must also say, Leo DeCaprio has come a looong way from Titanic (which I thought he was great in, but he has definitely matured.) He really is one of the greatest solid, underrated actors working out there today (IMHO.) And for those DUers who appreciate a beautiful male physique...all I have to say is Leo is looks very, very good in this movie! Yowzaa! :loveya:

[terrya]

82. "The Queen"

Superb film. Helen Mirren, as Queen Elizabeth, is magnificent as always.

[Bullwinkle925]

101. I saw that a couple of weeks ago with one of my 'Repug' friends.

If only Elizabeth could have shown Diana the same amount of feeling as she showed that stag, eh?
Miss Mirren was striking as Queen Elizabeth, wasn't she? She had her mannerisms down to a " T ".

[bertha katzenengel]

83. "Fahrenheit 911." Next one is "Stranger Than Fiction" - what a cast! n/t

[MysticalChicken]

96. Stranger than Fiction was good.

STF than was a really good one; I saw it last night. See my reply below for more info.

[tigereye]

84. with kid, Hunting Season? One about animals foiling the hunters -

something like that.

Adult type film - Wordplay.

[Bullwinkle925]

105. I wanted to see Wordplay! It's not at my little theater any longer.

The timing never worked out for me to go. Guess I'll have to wait for it on Netflix.
Did you like it?

[tigereye]

143. yeah it had that great "wordnerd" vibe to it

kind of a bit of word-nerd reality show. It was kind of sweet, with the analysis of the personalities of the participants and how the crossword puzzle competition grew. There are short celebrity commentaries, too, like JOn Stewart and the Indigo Girls.

[datasuspect]

85. "shaving ryan's privates"

and "much ado about fucking" - double feature.

[Bullwinkle925]

104. hmmm

i don't think those two are on my list. did you enjoy them?

[jus_the_facts]

86. Fahrenheit 9/11...first movie I went to all by m'self....

....squalled throughout the entire thing. x(

[AmyDeLune]

87. Harsh Times

Very, very intense...:scared:
MGM is making a mistake marketing this to the Hip-Hopper/Gangbanger crowd...

[Pacifist Patriot]

88. Monster House

[Ramsey]

89. LOTR- Return of the KIng

I hate going to the movie theater in Philly- the other patrons are soooooooo rude. Talking on cell phones, bringing screaming infants to R rated movies that start at 10 pm, talking loudly throughout the show, constantly getting up and going in and out of the theater. I just simply stopped attending movies in Philly theaters, preferring to watch DVDs on my HD TV in the comfort of my home.

But every Christmas for three years in a row, when I went to spend the holidays with my family in Kentucky, we would all go to see the latest LOTR movie together. So, that would be the last movie I saw in the theater.

[hippywife]

90. If I remember correctly

it was My Big Fat Greek Wedding.

[hippywife]

126. oops!

I didn't remember correctly! It was Fahrenheit 9/11 on opening day. I'm so bad at remembering when things happen.

[Mojambo]

91. Death of a President

I actually saw that and Borat on the same day.

[Bullwinkle925]

108. An interesting mix.

What was your take on "Death of a President"? Liked it?

[Mojambo]

110. It's not nearly as inflammatory as it was made out to be

It's not a great movie and I'd hoped that they'd do more with such a provactive premise, but there are some pretty good performances in it. I thought the guy who played the young black soldier was terrific.

I think the film makes a very important point, but it seemed a little punchless at times.

The controversy around it seems way overblown to me.

[michreject]

92. Lord of the Rings- The return of the King

Don't like movies in a theater. Screaming kids and no real butter. So I don't go.

[mvd]

93. An Inconvenient Truth was the last one

I'm much more of a music listener than a movie watcher.

[Left Is Write]

94. I think it was The DaVinci Code.

[MysticalChicken]

95. Stranger than Fiction

God, I haven't been on here in forever...

Anywho, I just saw Stranger than Fiction last night. It was really, really good. Will Ferrell, for once in his life, does not do the whole run-around-naked-and-scream-a-lot schtick that he does with seemingly every one of his other movies. Subtle, sarcastic humor; hardly any over-the-top, "we're-trying-so-hard-to-be-funny" slapstick comedy. I also cried for about a 10-15 minute stretch, which seems kind of stupid when you consider that it's a Will Ferrell movie, but it was seriously quite moving in a few parts. I also like Maggie Gyllenhaal, as well. Also? Freakin' awesome soundtrack. Instrumental versions of alternative/indie rock songs (although the soundtrack CD itself has the sung versions). Four Spoon songs! And the Jam! Effin' A yeah! I think I might buy the soundtrack, and I never buy soundtracks. Anyway, yeah, I liked it a lot.

[bertha katzenengel]

97. Can't wait. I just saw snippets of it on "Ellen" -- Emma, Dana, and Dustin? Wow!

Emma Thompson (see "Remains of the Day" -- OMG, what a performance), Queen Latifah (hubba hubba!) and Dustin Hoffman (my all-time fave actor).

Can't wait!

[Bullwinkle925]

103. Yes, that is another one on my list as well.

I've been anticipating it. Interesting about your tears - I'll pack some extra hankies. Thanks.

[Reciprocity]

98. The Da Vinci Code

BTW DvD is out on November 14, 2006.

[citizen snips]

100. Saw 3

It's a good movie.

[Bullwinkle925]

107. I went a couple of weeks ago.

I liked it - but I thought that the plot line seems to be weakening. Anyway, what's with the teeth on the movie poster? I don't remember seeing anything regarding the pulling of teeth in the movie? My friend and I both commented about that.

[citizen snips]

109. That crossed my mind too.

I thought it had a good plot twist to end the series.

[Pushed To The Left]

102. Cars n/t

[YellowRubberDuckie]

111. Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning.

Another remake of the same movie they've made, what 17 times now? :eyes:
Duckie

[scarlet_owl]

113. "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire".

The next movie I'll see in the theater will be "Happy Feet".

[greatauntoftriplets]

114. Man of the Year.

Four weeks ago tonight.

[Bullwinkle925]

119. Did you like it?

Now that the election is over - I'll go see it.

[greatauntoftriplets]

138. Yes. Very much.

n/t

[VforVicarious]

115. Borat

Was gonna see Saw 3 again today, but ended up coming home and watching Stir of Echoes

[Kat45]

116. Borat

Just saw it yesterday.

[Mutley]

117. Jackass 2 a couple weeks ago.

I lost the vote. Big Time. :cry:

[Generic Brad]

120. SpongeBob Squarepants

i don't get out much.

[VespertineIconoclast]

121. Harsh Times

It's a Christian Bale movie that sort of relates to our times. It's basically about an American soldier coming back to the USA and not being able to turn off his "killing switch."

[AmyDeLune]

123. I saw that one too

Very intense!

[VespertineIconoclast]

135. Yeah, the film kind of got to me on some levels.

It was the whole downward spiral of self-destructive behavior of the main character that disturbed me. You can see some similar actions occur in real life....

[AmyDeLune]

137. Sadly true...

A lot veterans with PTSD are just being dumped back into civilian life as if they had just gone on a Sunday picnic instead of serving in combat. Kind of a fitting film to release over Veterans Day weekend...

[ncrainbowgrrl]

122. Kong.

And I wish I had those 3 hours of my life back. I could have used them elsewhere...

[Guava Jelly]

124. Borat

Very Niiiiice!

[CBHagman]

127. The Queen, back in October.

It stars the great Helen Mirren (who's on PBS tonight in Prime Suspect!) as Queen Elizabeth II, and Michael Sheen and Helen McCrory as, respectively, Tony Blair and Cherie Booth Blair.

Mirren as QEII:


As herself:


Love those corgis, too!

[texanwitch]

128. I think it was the last Lord of the Rings movie.

I like going out to see movies less and less.

To many rude people.

The cost has gone up even for the daytime hours, I rather stay home.

[City Lights]

129. The US vs. John Lennon. eom

[NaturalHigh]

130. Be Cool.

I went with a bunch of my friends to see it. Yes, it was a couple of hours of my life that I'll never get back.

[Flaxbee]

131. The Devil Wears Prada

Before that, Farenheit 911

Before that, the uber-hideous remake of The Time Machine.

I must admit to wanting to see Casino Royale in the theaters!

[Rhythm]

132. the remake of "The Omen" on 06/06/06

o.k... i'm a cheeseball... but i was off work that day, so i couldn't resist.

[VespertineIconoclast]

133. I so wanted to see The Omen on 6/6/06.

But, all of my friends were punks and were afraid to see it on that day. The whole fun of the movie for me would have been to freak out my friends afterwards on the dark trek home.... :evilgrin:

[Shell Beau]

136. Let's see....

I think it was "Click". We wanted to see somthing light.

[femmocrat]

139. Fahrenheit 911

Way back in the Summer of '04....

[C_eh_N_eh_D_eh]

140. Flushed Away

It's pretty good, as long as you don't go in expecting anything really original.

[elfrangel]

141. LOTR: Return of the King

I don't get out much.... :)

[Presidentcokedupfratboy]

142. I saw "Borat" yesterday

Was funny.....please to eat dinner at Southern Mansion again.....

[BarenakedLady]

144. Flushed Away

on Saturday. It was cute.

[Burma Jones]

145. Borat

[tarkus]

146. Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan

[raccoon]

147. An Inconvenient Truth. nt

[Ms_Dem_Meanor]

149. MR. & MRS. SMITH

I don't go to the movies that often unless it is something that I really want to see. Before that it was Blade III.