Post by PTAhole on Dec 22, 2006 8:18:46 GMT -5
WIDE RELEASES
Rocky Balboa (Slyvester Stallone)
IMDb Description: After considering a low-profile return to the ring, Rocky Balboa (Stallone) is granted a shot at the title held by heavyweight champ Mason "The Line" Dixon (Tarver).
My Opinion: Already saw it. It is great. Go see it if you like Rocky.
The Good Shepherd (Robert DeNiro)
IMDb Description: The history and evolution of the CIA, seen through the eyes of James Wilson (Damon), one of its founding officers, and the toll his spy games took on his home life.
My Opinion: I want to see this badly. Looks very cool.
Night at the Museum (Shawn Levy)
IMDb Description: A dim-witted guy (Stiller) gains employment at the Museum of Natural History as the nighttime security guard. Tipped off by a pair of day shift old-timers (Dick Van Dyke, Mickey Rooney), his first night on the job is full of danger and surprises, as the humans and other animals on display come to life, looking for trouble.
My Opinion: Can't say I'm interested.
We Are Marshall (McG)
IMDb Description: When a plane crash claims the lives of the Marshall University football team athletes and some of its fans, the team's new coach (McConaughey), his surviving players, and the school's dean (Strathairn) try to keep the program alive.
My Opinion: Looks terribly cliche.
LIMITED RELEASES
Letters from Iwo Jima (Clint Eastwood)
IMDb Description: A look at the U.S.-led invasion of Iwo Jima during World War II, as seen through the eyes of Japanese soldiers.
My Opinion: Still haven't seen Flags of Our Fathers, but I will see both eventually. This one looks more intersting to me.
Curse of the Golden Flower (Zhang Yimou)
IMDb Description: China, Later Tang Dynasty: Emperor Ping (Chow) returns to the Imperial Palace to celebrate the Chong Yang Festival with his family, though strained familial relations and whispers of an illicit affair darken the mood, and thousands of golden-armored warriors take their positions outside the palace.
My Opinion: I love all of Yimou's work. I only wish I could see this in the theater!
Venus (Robert Michell)
IMDb Description: The connection an aging actor (O'Toole) makes with the grand-niece (Whittaker) of his best friend (Phillips) alters not only his comfortable daily routine, but also his thoughts on life now that his is nearing its end.
My Opinion: Will wait for DVD. I've heard very good things, though, and Peter O'Toole is the bee's knees.
PTAhole'S PICKS OF THE WEEK
THEATRICAL RELEASES
Rocky Balboa (Slyvester Stallone)
DVD REALEASES
Lady in the Water (M. Night Shyamalan)
Rocky Balboa (Slyvester Stallone)
IMDb Description: After considering a low-profile return to the ring, Rocky Balboa (Stallone) is granted a shot at the title held by heavyweight champ Mason "The Line" Dixon (Tarver).
My Opinion: Already saw it. It is great. Go see it if you like Rocky.
The Good Shepherd (Robert DeNiro)
IMDb Description: The history and evolution of the CIA, seen through the eyes of James Wilson (Damon), one of its founding officers, and the toll his spy games took on his home life.
My Opinion: I want to see this badly. Looks very cool.
Night at the Museum (Shawn Levy)
IMDb Description: A dim-witted guy (Stiller) gains employment at the Museum of Natural History as the nighttime security guard. Tipped off by a pair of day shift old-timers (Dick Van Dyke, Mickey Rooney), his first night on the job is full of danger and surprises, as the humans and other animals on display come to life, looking for trouble.
My Opinion: Can't say I'm interested.
We Are Marshall (McG)
IMDb Description: When a plane crash claims the lives of the Marshall University football team athletes and some of its fans, the team's new coach (McConaughey), his surviving players, and the school's dean (Strathairn) try to keep the program alive.
My Opinion: Looks terribly cliche.
LIMITED RELEASES
Letters from Iwo Jima (Clint Eastwood)
IMDb Description: A look at the U.S.-led invasion of Iwo Jima during World War II, as seen through the eyes of Japanese soldiers.
My Opinion: Still haven't seen Flags of Our Fathers, but I will see both eventually. This one looks more intersting to me.
Curse of the Golden Flower (Zhang Yimou)
IMDb Description: China, Later Tang Dynasty: Emperor Ping (Chow) returns to the Imperial Palace to celebrate the Chong Yang Festival with his family, though strained familial relations and whispers of an illicit affair darken the mood, and thousands of golden-armored warriors take their positions outside the palace.
My Opinion: I love all of Yimou's work. I only wish I could see this in the theater!
Venus (Robert Michell)
IMDb Description: The connection an aging actor (O'Toole) makes with the grand-niece (Whittaker) of his best friend (Phillips) alters not only his comfortable daily routine, but also his thoughts on life now that his is nearing its end.
My Opinion: Will wait for DVD. I've heard very good things, though, and Peter O'Toole is the bee's knees.
PTAhole'S PICKS OF THE WEEK
THEATRICAL RELEASES
Rocky Balboa (Slyvester Stallone)
DVD REALEASES
Lady in the Water (M. Night Shyamalan)