Friends DVDs

Yosh was fairly keen to see this movie.

It was good.

They should know by now how to make mobster movies.

I immediately saw this movie as a prequel for The Fantastic 4.

I liked this movie very much, which surprised me.

I had watched what I saw (and contributed to) as a great and respectable project become dirtied with what looked to be a dating game or worse.

This movie actually started to make me laugh about some of the real life things I have been enduring since 2003.

I saw this DVD at the video rental and said something about it being a cool name for a movie. It was rented and watched.

It was a well written and well acted crime drama.

Vin wasn't playing the role of a Jew in a Shakespeare comedy; he was playing an Italian. Many of the qualifications to make this role believable were already met. Then the director, Sidney Lumet for this mob movie; he directed a few of my favorite movies.

Here is the conversation when the dvd was returned to the rental conglomeration outlet:

clerk:

I liked that movie. Vin Diesel did really well with the dramatic role....

carol:

Yeah, I liked the movie -- I don't think I have seen him in a non-comedy yet though.

carol (what I wish I would have said additionally):

Although, I haven't seen [points to display thing behind her] that one yet. That one might actually be a tragedy....

I am in a difficult position -- I have to admit to watching a movie in its entirety or I have to deny saying the funniest thing I have said this year....

yosh:

heh, peter griffin sings better than buddy hackett....

He ain't got no distractions
Can't hear those buzzers and bells,
hmm hmm humm hmin'
Plays by sense of smell.
Always has a replay,
'n' never tilts at all...
  

See this movie and Tommy on the same evening.

Yosh owns this DVD.

carol:

Those scary black critters, the first ones not the big ones that look like people dressed in costumes, the little ones that rip your flesh from your bones -- they look like they morphed into the bats for Batman.

yosh:

I don't see what you are saying.

Long ago, I was given the basic wine training that they gave waitstaff who were to work in establishments of fine dining. I was a bartender then and I did not get the book. The restaurant that wrote the book came down with the World Trade Center, if I remember my education correctly.

At that time, 1988, I remember picking a few names and varieties that would be my fallback in the case I was ever among wine snobs and needed to sound like I at least once knew what I was talking about.

After seeing this movie, I realized that not too much has changed.

This is one of those great movies.

A rented DVD that I would like to own.

Shaun of the Dead.

On the recommendation of Henry Rollins I started to see Wes Anderson movies.

This one was funny also.

If Wes Anderson movies are like wine, this movie would be his Beaujolais Nouvous.

The part I loved so much about this movie was the race that Royal had with his grandsons on the tricycles.

I recommended this movie to my dad. He warned me that he has a very short attention span now.

In many ways, this movie was not so funny. That teacher lost her job.

This movie completely surpassed my expectations.

The inhabitants of #gimp on the irc were talking about this movie and Lord of the Rings when I first joined there in 2001.

They mentioned that in the movie, the main character made soap. I told them (quite honestly) that I made soap. Then they explained what the soap in the movie was made of.