MysticalKnight said

Nightwatcher said

sithy said

Yippi Kai Yay M***********!

"Come out to the coast, we'll get together, have a few laughs....."

This quote reminds me of my sister's invitation to go on a ghost walk. "Come to the ghost walk with us, we need a man in the group..." I regreted going on that ghost walk. Never again.

You are cracking me up Nightwatcher!

I couldn't help using John McClane's quote from the Die Hard movie which reminded me of my sister begging me to go on that ghost walk. My sister has asked me in the past to conduct a seance and also to call out to the spirits which I totally refused to do. I also refuse to allow any ghost hunters into my home. I have been connected to the spirit world since I was a child. I didn't ask for this gift or curse as I look at it. I do fear the evil spirits and those that seem to enjoy to frighten me. Some refer to these spirits that love to scare the crap out of me as poltergeists. I don't mind the more friendly spirits that might touch me or bump my chair to let me know that they are around. I just tell them that I am aware that they are here in my home and to please knock it off. I do fear the evil ones and at times those that like to scare the crap out of me.

I think that I might have mentioned that ghost walk on a previous comment that I made. A spirit from that ghost walk decided to hitch a ride home with me. The spirit did take over part of my mind as I was kind of lost driving on my way home. I will try to find my previous comment if I made that comment here or on another paranormal forum. I was able to find a book online that I also have and I feel that I know who the spirit was. I will post the information in another PUG forum topic.

Nightwatcher said

sithy said

Yippi Kai Yay M***********!

"Come out to the coast, we'll get together, have a few laughs....."

This quote reminds me of my sister's invitation to go on a ghost walk. "Come to the ghost walk with us, we need a man in the group..." I regreted going on that ghost walk. Never again.

You are cracking me up Nightwatcher!

sithy said

Yippi Kai Yay M***********!

"Come out to the coast, we'll get together, have a few laughs....."

This quote reminds me of my sister's invitation to go on a ghost walk. "Come to the ghost walk with us, we need a man in the group..." I regreted going on that ghost walk. Never again.

We went to see Die Hard this week. Entertaining as usual! Go John McClane!

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sithy said

Just watched Looper with Cheryl. Interesting movie, a little slow at times, but interesting none-the-less.

Also, went and saw Les Miserables over the holidays. I actually liked it, though I did have to take breaks from all the singing. Good movie overall though.

Looper was not what I expected. I still liked it and did not see the end coming.

Les Mis was well done. Really liked it.

Also, went and saw Les Miserables over the holidays. I actually liked it, though I did have to take breaks from all the singing. Good movie overall though.

Firstly, I did NOT see this film in IMAX, but DID see it in that Real 3d or whatever it's called....save your money. I didn't see anything in the movie that I felt warranted the effect but that was me. I also didn't notice anything strange about the new extra frames a second PJ (Peter Jackson...because we're just SUCH close friends at this point) employed for this endeavor. The film was uber SHARP & CRISP, but the motion sickness...didn't notice it. As usual beautifully shot, the attention to detail flawless, make up, CGI blended almost perfectly w/real action just amazing.

I won't spoil anything but word is this is to be a trilogy and as such I suspect PG, Fran Walsh & Phillipa Boyens plundered Tolkein's other works to flesh out enough material to stretch this out, needlessly in my mind. Just like LOTR before it, fans of the book will be disappointed by the omission of great characters and the inclusion of others who may have only gotten passing references in Tolkein's works. So if you can live with the kind of tinkering Jackson did in the LOTR then you probably won't get too bent out of shape on this one either. If you DID have an issue before, weeelllll, better hold on to your hat. Essentially what they appear to be doing is laying the ground work for LOTR this is a PREQUEL after all.

I may go again to see it because it's just one of those films that has lots going on at all time. Was I entertained? Yes, Was I bummed at some of the character exclusions, yeah a little. But I am going to go see it again whilest on vacation just regular though not 3d.

I'd give it a solid 7 to 7.5 nanners on the monkey scale.

Throwing poo atcha from the balcony....

The Monk

Saw trailers for Star Trek Edge of Darkness, a zombie romantic comedy called "Warm Bodies" (I think) and Tom Cruise & Morgan Freeman in something called

"Oblivion", all looked interesting.