I plan to see Doom and one other ' as yet undetermined' movie.

Sounds like someone' s gonna ' theatre-hop' to see the other movie for free

I saw true lies for the 5th time

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I plan to see Doom and one other ' as yet undetermined' movie.

Sounds like someone' s gonna ' theatre-hop' to see the other movie for free

That would be nice, but I am going to the movies on both Saturday and Sunday - Doom 3 was the movie chosen for Sunday, and I haven' t decided what movie I will see with my two boys on Saturday (daughter is going to the movies with a friend and mom for her b-day, and there' s a chance she will pick a chick-flick...blahhh!)

I recently rented Lords of Dog Town. I liked this movie a lot even though it wasn' t exactly what I expected. I didn' t expect Heath Ledgers character to be what it was, but he was awsome in it.

I watched The One with Jet Li and thought it was pretty darn good. Interesting concept.

Neverland - Great movie. Definitely a family flick.

Doom

Well, my weekend of movie-going did not go as expected...

Seems that kids under 5 cannot go into PG-13 (and above) rated movies after 6 p.m. (or something like that).

With this in mind, my 3 year old son did not qualify to see Doom (appears to be my daughter' s first choice in movies - she likes The Rock).

Soooooo...we went to see Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - a nice surprise of a remade movie! That Johnny Depp is one delightfully awesome eccentric!!!

On Sunday, the little woman and I had the chance to see Doom, but my loving sig other decided not to upset our daughter by seeing it before my daughter did.

Soooooo...we went to see The Fog. A combination mystery, horror, and drama all wrapped into one decent (but mostly predictable) movie.

they pulled that crap with my little brother too. We went to see T3 when my brother was around 3 and the theater didn' t want him to go. Pssh... my brother had already seen the first two Terminators and the third was the least gory/violent out of the three. My dad basically told them my brother was going in whether they wanted him to or not. We got it, my brother watched it, he didn' t get scared once.If a parent is there the theater has no right to say if a child can see a movie or not.

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they pulled that crap with my little brother too. We went to see T3 when my brother was around 3 and the theater didn' t want him to go. Pssh... my brother had already seen the first two Terminators and the third was the least gory/violent out of the three. My dad basically told them my brother was going in whether they wanted him to or not. We got it, my brother watched it, he didn' t get scared once.If a parent is there the theater has no right to say if a child can see a movie or not.

I think the main problem that the theaters are trying to avoid by not letting kids go in after a certain time, is that some people can' t control their off-spring! With well behaved kids, and decent parenting there shouldn' t be a problem. But we' ve all been there when some poor excuse of a parent lets their damn kids run wild in the theater; kicking seats, being loud, and the like. I think it' s good that theaters have a time when people aren' t allowed to take children into the theaters. It gives adults a chance to enjoy a movie without the threat of little ankle-biters ruining it.

Of course, then there are the inconsiderate " adults" (if you can call them that!) Too bad there' s no way to weed them out!

Good point.

Requiem For A Dream: A good movie if you don' t mind being depressed for a bit afterwords.

Eight Legged Freaks - just watched it...and I have a fear of spiders!

But, it didn' t really bother me all that much...(OK, maybe a little)

Good points indeed Chee Saw, I especially LOVE the idiots that roll a stroller into a theatre. The baby' s asleep but what on Earth, Venus, and Mars makes them think that the baby is gonna remain asleep throughout the entire movie? I' ve seen something like that 3 times and the babies always woke up at the halfway point of the movie crying their eyes out.. Only one of the three people showed some consideration and left the theatre until they could calm the baby down.

I don' t care how badly I wanna see a new movie release in theatres, If I' m babysitting that night, I' m staying home and making it a BLOCKBUSTER night by renting a bunch of movies.

Saw II

Freaking insane movie. I' m scared sh*tless by any horror movie but this one had such a deep and twisted plot I wasn' t scared for a second. I was just entrencehed in the f-ing amazing story.

Taxi - for the most part, BORING!

I just rented scarface for the 5th time that movie is awsome

Saw II: Aww good ol indy horror thriller movie.

The Legend of Zorro: Not quite as good as The Mask of Zorro. But still very entertaining and fun to watch.

Open Water - Okay for a low budget movie. It had its moments.
Wicker Park - BORING!!
Sahara - Love Clive' s books about Dirk Pitt, but the movie was lacking everything.

Taxi - for the most part, BORING!

Just like the game! Or is that Taxi driver (the game)?