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By: Muzz

Muzz — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 14:02:25 +0000

T.S. and Jaden: You must see the Godfather series…required viewing!

There’s also a version (the Saga) that’s combined so that it runs in chronological order.

One is great and Two is even better. DeNiro as the Don in his younger days — the story of his rise to power in Little Italy in the 20s…fantastic.

As for Three…well see the first two and then see three, so you know who is who. I can’t even count how many times I’ve seen the first two…in whole or in bits (when it comes on Tv — well…I should knit more. Sometimes I just listen to the dialogue while doing chores!)

As for Goodfellas, Ray Liotta and Lorraine Bracco were really wonderful — they all were…what a movie.

By: admin

admin — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 16:34:16 +0000

I tried to sit and watch the Godfather series, but the DVDs messed up. So I have only seen scenes here and there. From what I saw, it was totally amazing, realistic, excellent dialog, enthralling. A little Godfather screening party is in order. Bust out the popcorn and sodapop.

By: t. sterling

t. sterling — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 14:51:25 +0000

I feel so behind… From your list, I’ve only seen Liar Liar, which I love. It just may be one of my favorite Jim Carrey movies.

Sadly, I’ve only seen parts of Goodfellas, but I never got around to seeing it from start to finish, but very much want to. With that said, I have yet to see any of the Godfather movies which is a big shock to a lot of people that know me and my love of cinema. It’s not like I avoid these movies on purpose, I just never think about it until I see it’s coming on TV… And I don’t want to watch it on TV because it’s censored and has commercials. But one night, I will sit down and have a gangster night, or weekend if I can’t finish it all in one sitting.

Blue Velvet I’ve heard of, but not sure if I wanna travel down David Lynch’s strange road. Mulholland Drive is the only movie from him I’ve seen and that in itself was just weird. I understood what was going on after someone explained it, but overall, I probably wouldn’t want to see it again.

And Juno… I liked the characters and their quirkiness with interesting dialogues. Not the best movie in the world and I wasn’t all that impressed either, but it entertained me.