Which movie will you be seeing this weekend?

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

Poll question: Which movie will you be seeing this weekend?

[motely36]

1. Never heard of it

[terrya]

2. None of the above....I'm going to see "Happy Endings"

Don Roos' new film with Lisa Kudrow.

[Hobarticus]

3. I hope this is better than 'House of 1000 Corpses'

I love Rob, but jeezus, that was terrible.

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

8. I thought House was awesome.

But yeah, this looks like it'll be better.

[peekaloo]

4. Bad News Bears

[SCDem]

5. The March of The Penguins

and or the new movie with Diane Lane and John Cusack

[AmandaRuth]

10. Mini and I will hopefully be seeing this one

Looks great.

Just saw Howls Moving Castle, and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Both were very good and worth seeing.

[DS1]

6. Good see it for Khephra

:-)

[Scout]

7. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Johnny Depp and tons o' chocolate in the same movie, mmmmmmmmmmmmm

[BroadwayBrat]

9. Woo hoo.... Me too!

[ihaveaquestion]

13. me 2, me 2 !!!

My kids saw it already and they loved it!

[liss681]

21. Great movie!!!!

Even better on shrooms!!! :evilgrin:

[frylock]

11. i am so geeked for this film..

1000 Corpses had its moments, but ultimately was a disappointment. Rejects has been getting some pretty favorable reviews.

[Divameow77]

12. We are going to try and go to the drive-in

tonight (we have a little one) and they show 3 movies in this order Bad News Bears, Wedding Crashers & War of the Worlds. Don't think I will make it all night though.

[WI_DEM]

14. Charley and the Chocolate Factory

[El Fuego]

15. Wedding Crashers!

I luv owen wilson! :loveya:

[Dolomite]

16. this makes me want to see it even MORE!

http://www.villagevoice.com/film/0529,tracking2,65995,20.html>www.villagevoice.com/film/0529,tracking2,65995,20.html
If in retrospect musician Rob Zombie's 2003 directorial debut, House of 1,000 Corpses, reads like a yee-hawing harbinger of last fall's red-state triumph, then its sequel, The Devil's Rejects, is the smug Republican victory lap. In Corpses, a competent if unoriginal slasher movie, hipster travel guide researchers get lured into a lethal roadside attraction run by a family of psychopaths whose members are each named after a different Groucho Marx character. Here, the Firefly clan—led by Sid Haig's Captain Spaulding—kill more wantonly, as they flee arrest for murders committed in the original film. Whereas Corpses was not without a sense of humor, Rejects is not without Confederate histrionics, including its indefatigable taste for Southern-rock standards played over slow-motion shotgun carnage. When the highway finale at last arrives, one still has to endure nearly every bar of "Free Bird." By rubbing your nose in this hillbilly mayhem, Zombie all but dares you to acknowledge your liberal elitism, simply because just now, in Dubya's America, you don't happen to find anything particularly funny or lovable about stupid, dangerous provincials.

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

18. Rob's from Massachusetts

He has a huge Halloween party there every year.

[warrens]

17. Lollapalooza

The Movie before it's a movie. BTW, AOL is going to carry a lot of it live, I heard.

[barb162]

19. I think Cinderella Man. Did anyone here like it? Was it gruesome?

[Lindsey]

20. "Must Love Dogs" with Diane Lane & John Cusak...

I love 'em both and the premise looks really cute. I'm going with one of my best friends tomorrow night.