1. The Lord of the Rings 2. The Godfather 3. Gladiator 4. Braveheart 5. Patriot 6. Dracula 7. Dynasty 8. Beautiful Village 9. Wound 10. Hannibal 11. The Bridges of Madison County 12. Titanic 😳
That’s a tough one because they’re both absolute legends... but if I had to lean one way, I’d say Robert De Niro takes it. There's just something about his charm, you know? He carries himself with this effortless coolness, whereas the other guy usually ends up playing those high-strung, frantic comic characters.🙂
I used to deal with some seriously intense pain myself; I was completely sidelined, basically just stuck in bed doing nothing. That changed when I happened to pick up some Dismenol N at a local pharmacy. Honestly, those tablets are a lifesaver—ever since I started taking them, the pain has been totally non-existent.👍
I used to be such a sucker for horror movies, but these days? My tastes have shifted quite a bit. Now, I find myself much more drawn to a gripping thriller or a heavy-hitting drama.👍
Personally, I’ve always felt that Mel Gibson is one of those standout actors who just gets it right; honestly, I absolutely love his entire filmography 👍 👍 👍 👍
velvetmaker86 said:You must have absolutely dazzling, corn-yellow teeth.😁
Well, if that's the case, then every third or fourth person out there must be walking around with glowing yellow teeth. I’ve never had yellow teeth, and I certainly don't have them now. Has anyone here actually heard of a dentist or the concept of teeth whitening before?🙄
I watched it on DVD a few weeks back, and honestly, I thought it was fantastic.👍 I’ll admit, my first impression was that it looked like some low-budget flick, but man, it totally won me over after a bit. It really pulls you in—you start wondering if something that intense could actually happen in real life.😲
As far as I know, the whole thing is based on a true story.😢
I should probably mention that my absolute favorite part was that scene in the well where the little girl tries to climb her way back up... man, she was incredibly flexible.😲
So, I finally sat down and watched it myself—just walked through the doors of the AMC theater right now.🙂
Personally, I thought the movie was fantastic; it’s definitely worth your time if you're looking for a good flick.👍 In this installment, little Samara felt way more sinister to me (at least, in my opinion) than she did in the previous one.😲 What actually caught me off guard, though, was how they played down the horror aspect. I mean, sure, her body looks totally wrecked, but they could have at least given us a clear shot of her face once in a while...😢
I’m finally heading out this weekend to catch it. The first one was absolutely incredible, so I’m really crossing my fingers that the sequel lives up to that same standard.