What was your favorite new film in 2005?
 

I'm going with Mr and Mrs Smith.

Re: What was your favorite new film in 2005?
 

i was bothered by the male on female violence in that show. the fight scene between brad and my next lover disturbed me and i cringed....

best new film....

probably batman begins

As queasy as Mormonism-related films usually make me, my favorite film I saw this year was /New York Doll/.

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greatest part of new york doll....

killer kane: you know i knew the church was true when i, i, prayed about it and received witness myself. it felt like an acid trip without the acid, thats how the spirit felt to me.

one of the funniest, most sincere things ive ever heard a member say.

Batman Begins, followed closely by Walk The Line.

1. King Kong

2. The Constant Gardener

3. Narnia

4. Cinderella Man

5. Batman Begins

6. Walk the Line

7. A History of Violence

8. Revenge of the Sith

Now that I reflect on it, great year for movies. All of the above are ones I will buy.

what the...

what do people who love the show love about the show?

things i disliked...

a. kong taking on 4 t-rex...
b. kong having steel bionic arms and t-rex not biting through his flesh...
c. veins sustaining thousands of pounds of pressure....
d. kong punching like a boxer....
e. chick letting that bug touch her mouth....
f. shooting off giant bugs with a machine gone while brodie hops around without getting shot....
g. no explanation how they got kong on the boat....
h. disappearance of the natives....
i. kong falling in love with the chick....
j. her serenading kong with her whacked dance moves....
k. pink things that look like dog penises eating people....
l. kong throwing blond headed chicks into the streets, yet recognizing the chick simply by seeing her shadow....
m. ice skating kong....
n. the line, 'why did he go to the top of the building?' 'he cornered himself on purpose'.....
o. spending 3 hours watching the film....

need i go on? maybe i need to go see it again as im like the only one who doesnt like it.

Haven't seen the movie, but I'm guessing once I do, it'll further support my assertion that Peter Jackson is this generation's George Lucas. Everyone thinks he's the greatest thing ever right now, but in another 20 years people will start asking why anyone thought any of his movies were ever any good.

You don't have to agree with me now -- just write it down and then think about it 20 years from now and see if I'm right.

o

(PS, Don't get me started on LotR:RotK.)

LOL, i was laughing at that part as well. But i'm a succer for a popcorn movie (which this was all it was).

I haven't been to many movies (love having two kids under two) so Mr. and Mrs. Smith was super.

but Batman Begins is by far my favorite of the year.

I think the theatrical release was pre-2005, but the best film I saw last year (DVD) was "In America."

If that don't touch you, you ain't human.