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Is it just me, or is this holiday season looking to be a particularly good one for movies? From the new Bond to the Hobbit, from artsy movies like the Life of Pi to long awaited flicks like Les Miserables to Quentin Tarantino fun like Django Unchained. I might have to live in the theaters!
My Must-See List: Wreck-It Ralph Skyfall Life of Pi The Hobbit Les Miserables Django Unchained
Other Flicks I Want to See: Anna Karenina Cloud Atlas Vamps Hitchcock Deadfall Zero Dark Thirty Jack Reacher
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I really want to see Life of Pi. I saw the movie poster randomly one day and was awe-struck, I had no idea that one of my favorite books had been filmed.
Les Mis looks fun. It is my wife's favorite musical, but I have never seen it. I was told that there is no lip-syncing in it?
I want to read Cloud Atlas first, probably won't get to it while it is in the theater.
Tom Cruise playing 6'4" Jack Reacher bothers me too much to pay $10 to see it. I will save it for Redbox or Netflix. I enjoy the books though. I normally don't read mystery series, but I got hooked on those.
My 3 year old just went to see her first theatrical movie, Finding Nemo, and did really good. I'm thinking Wreck-it-Ralph for number 2.
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Funny...my three year old son just went to see his first movie too...Finding Nemo as well, and did really good too.
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quote:Originally posted by Stone_Wolf_: Funny...my three year old son just went to see his first movie too...Finding Nemo as well, and did really good too.
Did you pick it for the same reason? Seen it 100 times already at home.
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quote:Originally posted by umberhulk: Seven Psycopaths.
I actually really want to see this movie too. The director/writer's last movie In Bruges was pretty brilliant.
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I'm really excited for Lincoln, Life of Pi, and Anna Karenina. I will probably see Les Miserables just for Hugh Jackman.
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Oh, and I forgot about Samsara. It's out in the indie theater in downtown SLC. Don't mind if I do...
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quote:Originally posted by Stephan: Les Mis looks fun. It is my wife's favorite musical, but I have never seen it. I was told that there is no lip-syncing in it?
You were told correctly. The actors sing live on set to a piano in their earpiece. Later, the piano is replaced with the full orchestra.
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