At 09:54 am putsy Said :	0
	shades i love that movie, um romeo must die

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	At 05:01 pm AlexINTJ Said :	0
	Magnolia is entirely underrated. As for the plot, that’s almost impossible to explain. It has interweaving storylines with a considerable amount of people, in the past and present though both time spans are on the receiving end of the same events. In other words the past is in the present and the present is in the past. It has themes of death, choice, existentialism, meaning, human nature, and growth. The people are in various situations and oddly learn the same lessons. It’s over 3 hours long, and takes a few viewings to even make a dent to understand. Philip Seymour Hoffman plays a hospice nurse tending to a rich dying man, who has a trophy wife (Julianne Moore) who married him for his money but unwittingly falls in love with him on his death bed. The old man also has a son (Tom Cruise) who is an egocentric and extremely damaged misogynist sex guru. William H. Macy plays a once overworked child genius who suffered extreme humiliation on a game show and is now fired from his low end job 20 some years later. The game show host plays in the past and the present while dying from cancer in both, in the future trying to mend his relationship with his cocaine addicted daughter who also starts a relationship with a city cop (John C. Reilly) who is trying to find a missing son. All meet their destinations when it rains something other than water.

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	At 03:10 am arielfan86 Said :	+1
	Poolhall Junkies is a good movie. it's about a pool hustler. he gets out of it tehn has to get back into help his brother.

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	In response to Samisparrow At 01:02 am stitchchick92 Voted Down Show Comment	-2
	Comment Voted down Cry_Wolf ruined my birthday. I went to church to help with VBS and after the youth were going to do something, and since it was my birthday they asked me what I wanted to do. The only limitation I had was as long as we don't watch a scary movie because I hate them. What do they do? GO OUT AND GET FUCKING CRY_WOLF!!!!

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	At 12:51 am jenni24014 Said :	+1
	It seems most people have never heard of "the man in the moon". Not to be confused with "the man ON the moon". Please note: these are 2 completely different movies. "The man IN the moon was Reese Witherspoon's first movie EVER and she was 14. It's a very touching story about a young girl (Reese) experiencing love for the first time with a slightly older boy. However, her sister meets and falls in love with the same guy so you know that no matter what happens, this story can't end happily. However it did, for me, have an unexpected ending.

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	At 12:18 am chayeah22 Said :	+1
	On Sundance there was this movie called "Paradise Isle" and it totally opened my eyes up to Indie films...it was in a asian language with subtitles and it was totally weird. I loved it. Also I love the movie "Blame it on Rio" now I want to got to Rio! (I think Micheal Cane was the star in that?)idk

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	At 11:14 pm Samisparrow Said :	-1
	Cry_Wolf is an awsome movie i love it! Jared Padalecki is in it. And Secret Window with Johnny Depp now thats a mad arss movie too!

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	At 07:48 am NinjaZMAN Said :	-1
	Ninjas gone wild 4 thousand wow that movie is hot check the sexy action back at the dojo

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	In response to HRHHermione At 07:37 am AlexINTJ Said :	+1
	Mirrormask?? That was Brilliant. Stunning movie. It was absolutely gorgeous.

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	In response to october1015 At 07:36 am atavanhalen Said :	+2
	The guy from step up, his name is Channing Tatum.

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