I saw Up on Monday. It was a very emotional film; very sad at some parts (the opening almost had me in tears), but also very funny at other parts. If I knew it was going to be so sad, I would have liked it more, but it really took me by surprise.
Charlie Chaplin's City Lights:D If you wanna watch it, here's the first part: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1hsoNUFzP4 It's a black and white silent romantic comedy from 1931:D
Charlie Chaplin's City Lights:D If you wanna watch it, here's the first part: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1hsoNUFzP4 It's a black and white silent romantic comedy from 1931:DPrincess-peach
I haven't seen that movie in years. My grandparents used to watch old Chaplin films when I was a kid.
I watched JCVD which I like a lot more than I thought I would. The story is about the famous action star from Belgium JCVD (Jean Claude Van Damme) while having financial troubles and having a legal battle with his wife for his child gets mistaken for robbing a post office so the robbers use that to there advantage. The film does poke fun at his career at points but its a very serious and interesting film with a lot of heart and the monologue is just phenomenal. One thing I didn't like wasn't about the film but of netflix, I got this from my xbox threw the internet stream and it had the dubbed version. Not a big deal but at times it kinda got in my nerves.
Charlie Chaplin's City Lights:D If you wanna watch it, here's the first part: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1hsoNUFzP4 It's a black and white silent romantic comedy from 1931:DPrincess-peach
I love that movie especially the ending my favorite Chaplin film would have to be the The Great Dictator though.
"Awesome film! Not seen the remake yet............heard it's crap though.Anyway the last film I seen was Valkerie, very good film!" Yeah it was a pretty awesome movie....a bit overrated though.....a lot of people call it the best horror movie of all time.
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