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[MrHyeSev]

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Half A Dozen Babies
4/5

I think its based on a true story.

[MrHyeSev]

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The Longest Yard (2005)
3/5

I had seen clips of the movie but never from beginning to end.

[TomServo]

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The House Without A Christmas Tree

Sort of a tradition to watch this movie with the family every (secular/Western) Christmas. The plot is kind of predictable (it's an older movie; the title pretty much gives the story away ) but it's a nice little movie that puts you right in the Christmas mood. Originally a made-for-TV movie.

8/10 (taking into consideration it's only supposed to be a "dinky" little movie.)

You don't have to make excuses for liking the movie. Rewatchability is a good thing. The Wizard of Oz and Babe are two of my all-time favorite movies, and I watch them whenever they're on TV.

I haven't seen The House Without a Christmas Tree, but I bet the dinky little movie is probably better than most "major" motion pictures released this year. When I learned that Jason Robards and Mildred Natwick were in it, I immediately accessed Netflix account to add it to my queue, only to find that the bytches don't have it.

[One-Way]

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Well said, my friend.

[MrHyeSev]

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Balls Of Fury

Sad to say 0/5
Worst Movie.

[TomServo]

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Across the Universe (2007) C
Prim and proper American schoolgirl meets Liverpudlian shipyard worker in this overlong, overly didactic mess of a musical. Set in the '60s, and of course consisting almost entirely of Beatles covers (most pretty terrible), you might enjoy this if:

a) you are high while viewing
b) you are a baby boomer
c) both a and b

[yerazhishda]

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Point Break (1991)

This movie is an absolutely terrible Keanuu Reeves/Gary Busey surfer flic. It's extremely cheesy and I am currently being forced to watch it because there's literally nothing else on.

2/10 (Really Gay)

[One-Way]

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Ron Howard: 50 Years in Film

Interesting documentary which was presented by Turner Classic Movies. I didn't quite feel like watching a film so I put this on because I enjoy Ron Howard's films. While he is a Hollywood director, he's somewhat different from the rest.

I've always loved Ron Howard's passion for filmmaking and this documentary was an interesting take on his life. A Beautiful Mind is one of my favorite films, and probably my all-time favorite by Howard. Nice little documentary presented in a very concise structure. I was hoping to see other filmmakers talking about Howard and was surprised to see it was actually Howard reflecting back on his own films. It was quite nice.

[Pazooki]

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Ong Bak

5/5

Wonderful action movie no stunt actors.

[MrHyeSev]

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LeatherHeads
3/5