Downhome

MAC picks one up. 9/14

My God this woman has such a classic perfect beauty.

Once again...my God. 9/13

"A mighty wind" Yeah, it owned. No, I'm talking about Triplets.

Anyone else actually see that movie?

Woohoo, the Halloween theme.

Good lord. 8/12

Yet another. 8/11

As well as a few woooooooooo's.

I loved the Crystal line just then.

The Fog of War picks up it's Oscar, and I'm 7/10.

What was that last award for?

My favorite way to sum up how I think Mystic River was the best film of 2003 is simple. I feel that it was just the tightest film, the performances, the screenplay, the plot, the feel, just everything. It just felt very tight to me, everything fell into place just perfectly. It's the tightest film that I've seen in years.

I'm not bitter, I thought ROTK was a good movie, but just that good. I didn't get caught up in this LOTR-fandom, OMG THE BEST MOVIE EVER, bullshit. I also don't think it was THE BEST movie of 2003, that's all. That's exactly how I feel about it.

Finally, I get another one right, 6/9. By the way, I loved The Last Samurai as well.

Once again, no surprise. 5/8

Once again, no surprise there. I'm 5/7 now.

I was just thinking about a game that I played years ago. All I remember is that it was more of an overhead type of game, you send these little guys out to cut wood, kill animals for food, and other such chores, and you build up your village. Does that game sound familier? If not, what are some games that it could be? Sincerely, ...Downhome...

Eh, I highly doubt that.

How in the world could anyone who loves film not know who Blake Edwards is much less the majority of those there tonight?

I woudn't have given LOTR the Oscar for Visuals just because of "the elephant surfing". That made me cringe so bad.

Well, another for LOTR, and I'm 4/6 now.

Were any of you a fan of the O Brother soundtrack?

I'm very happy to see her get her Oscar, she really deserves it. 4/5

Crap, 3/4.