Urban Shocker
Doyenne
"Jello poo poo"?
And this man thinks he'll be mayor of Mississauga one day?
And this man thinks he'll be mayor of Mississauga one day?
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FutureMayor
Active Member
Thinks?
Thinks? More like I KNOW!
I think Shrek might be one of the movies playing at "Movies Under the Stars"
on the Civic Square of Mississauag City Hall this summer.
Louroz
Thinks? More like I KNOW!
I think Shrek might be one of the movies playing at "Movies Under the Stars"
on the Civic Square of Mississauag City Hall this summer.
Louroz
The Gingerbread Man craps a JellyTotâ„¢, just to be specific FM! I love the Gingerbread Man, and they could be releasing Shrek 42 and I'd still be lining up to see it as long as the GBM had a few more juicy lines.
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Urban Shocker
Doyenne
I think we need a separate scat section for the tots.
ganjavih
Senior Member
Away From Her is worth seeing. Dementia is a topic not often dealt with in the movies. Imagine your spouse of over 40 years not recognising you anymore... quite emotional.
The Namesake was also touching, although the anti-climactic ending almost ruined this powerful film.
The Lives of Others was probably the best film I've seen in the last few months... it was outstanding.
The Namesake was also touching, although the anti-climactic ending almost ruined this powerful film.
The Lives of Others was probably the best film I've seen in the last few months... it was outstanding.
Venti de Milo
Banned
Urban Shocker
Doyenne
Most of the fillums I've seen in the past 15 years have been aboard either Air Canada 956 or Air Canada 849.
In the past two weeks I finally got to sleep through The Bourne Identity, Austin Powers - The Spy Who Shagged Me, The Painted Veil and some other thing, I forget ...
In the past two weeks I finally got to sleep through The Bourne Identity, Austin Powers - The Spy Who Shagged Me, The Painted Veil and some other thing, I forget ...
Urban Shocker
Doyenne
... with Hugh Grant as a pop singer. The fake 1980's pop songs were actually rather catchy.
RJR123
Active Member
I watched The End of Suburbia this weekend. Now that was a great doc! It underscores all that is wrong with suburbia and the death spiral that has begun (with apologies to the MCC fans on this board).
JasonParis
Moderator
Anyone seen Sicko yet? Comeents?
Yep!
Moore takes more of a back seat in this one and lets those victimized by the American system talk. When he leaves the US for Canada, the UK, France, and Cuba he steps in fron of the camera again and promotes what he likes best of our systems...
...which it seems, would be everything. He certainly managed to find some shorter Emergency waiting room lines in London than one would normally encounter in Toronto, so the Canadian system certainly gets an easy time of it, but he's really just trying to demystify socialist health care for Americans, and his points are well-made. Certainly the whole HMO situation south of the border looks rather scary.
Sicko is worth it for both the little bit of education you'll get, and for the laughs.
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AndreaPalladio
Senior Member
I saw La Vie En Rose last weekend. That poor woman crammed enough melodrama into her short life for 10 movies!
unimaginative2
Senior Member
It's depressing how the Canadian National Post-type reporters followed him around Cannes angrily telling him that we're actually terrible, and America is much, much better.
AndreaPalladio
Senior Member
That's the Facist Post's stock in trade.
Bogtrotter
Senior Member
I watched Blood Diamond last night- Leonardo couldn't decide whether he was Austrian or Jamaican. Quite enjoyable tosh.