Holiday Wish List
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Mel Brooks Collection (, Unrated)
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Donnie Darko (2001, R)
Nothing to do with Jake Gylenhall looking rather handsome in it, but his acting and emotion he puts into his intelligent but overall disturbed character is often compelling viewing. With a storyline spaning many a fansite ramsacked with endless theories as to what it's 'really about' - the story is one that needs thinking about alot - and with a horror twist with that ghastly rabbit... |
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There's Something About Mary (1998, R)
Another gross out film situation - but the bizarreness won me over, and although some moments blatently cringe worthy (The infamous hair gel moment and the caught in the zipper moment)..it raised laughs and never bored me. |
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The Princess Bride (1987, PG)
Okay - the Princess Bride herself is distrously bland - but Cary Elwes character is this adorable, smart, nimble thing that makes all ladies fall weak for him. The stories typical, but with a comic twist that helps it along - not to mention Billy Crystal's performance. But I think I will always love this film for Cary Elwes lovely purring British voice. Haha, call me shallow. "As you wiiish.." |
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The Day After Tomorrow (2004, PG-13)
Jake Gylenhall's great in this. It's a dramatic disaster movie that I'm sure we've all seen before, but this one is a good one, even if the running sub plot romance is a little tedious and obvious. |
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It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie (2002, PG)
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Horton Hears a Who! (2008, G)
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28 Weeks Later... (2007, R)
I'd say this was just as good as 28 Days. I love how their is a good emphasis on character development despite the fact theres a bit of an apocapyse going on. Robert Carlyle puts in a great performance at the start |
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The X-Files: I Want to Believe (The X Files 2) (2008, PG-13)
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M*A*S*H - Martinis and Medicine Complete Collection (, Unrated)
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