Gladiator on DVD:frankiesmile:

are you not entertained?

i just finished watching "Tommy"...i still don't get it

Does the Best of Bowie video collection count as a movie? BD

Cause otherwise it's still The Yellow Submarine, as my little brother watches it ALL DAY LONG.

"It Happened One Night" - great classic movie with Clark Gable.

I caught this last night on pay per view and recorded it. I'm glad I'm not the only one who absolutely loved it. Dante will forever be my crush, even though he hasn't aged well, but hey neither have I ;). My favorite scene is the "ring" scene. "One ring to save them all..." I died laughing 8D

I do, however, like the first one better. When the first one came out I was the same age as the characters in the movie, the second one felt weird to me, I guess it's because even though I've grown up I didn't expect the characters to grow up too.
It was really good to see "Jay" clean and sober.

I actually thought Randal looked worse then Dante, to me, Dante hadn't changed much. He looked exactly the same way he did in the original "Clerks" aside from slight fat in the face. Randall however looks to have aged badly.

You can tell he's older and it shows. I hope Jason Mewes "Jay" stays clean as I don't like anyone in that kind of crappy situation: drugs. Kevin Smith really wowed me with this movie, it seemed devoid of his previous film mistakes.

The whole "donkey" sequence at the end was by far the show stealer, that and Rosario Dawson putting on a totally kick ass performance, I think this was her best work if you ask me.

Cars, watched it while making my dress up Frankie game ;)

Continuing on with my James Bond kick, I saw what I consider to be the best of the Roger Moore movies, "The Spy Who Loved Me".

Dragon Ball: Path to Power

The greatest DB anime movie I've seen, anyone who doubt how great this series (or anime in general) should DEFINITELY see this amazing movie.

The Spy Who Came in from the Cold- good classic spy flick!