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Subject: Great review, Loraine. Alan, my eldest, is already chompin' at the bit to buy it. Alan's seen it, though I haven't but I'm anxious to. The last film I saw in the theatre was the recently released Austin Powers Goldmember......most people find him offensive but I always laugh my head off with those movies.....have to get that one (and Spiderman!) when they're released for home use. Author: Shirley [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 09/ 3/02 9:09 In reply to: L 's message, "Spiderman!" on 08/25/02 20:36 > >Wow! I went to see this movie several weeks ago and >I'm already edgy for it to come out on video so I can >buy it! > >Honestly, I was lukewarm about spending the money to >see it, as we very seldom go to the theater any more. >But I was very pleasantly surprised. Not at all just a >"guy flick", Spiderman keeps all ages entertained. >Well, I wouldn't take children younger than nine, as >there is some violence involved, and I'm picky about >how much violence I allow my children to be exposed >to. But I did take my nine-year-old son, my 13-yr-old >daughter, and my mother-in-law, and we ALL enjoyed it! > >It was very well written (a rarity recently, it >seems), very well acted, and had some wonderfully real >special effects that made an otherwise unbelievable >movie fairly believable. > >Definitely recommended, Spiderman will be an addition >to our home video collection as soon as it hits the >stores! [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> Subject: Loraineeeee!! I finally saw "Spiderman" last night! In fact, I enjoyed it so much, I watched it with the enraptured twins again today! OMG! The special effects were awesome and OMG! Wasn't Toby McGwire cute!?! And OMG! Wasn't it just the kewlest movie?!? I so loved it. Alan was able to get a copy early through his job and we're so glad he did. I reckon you'll be gettin' yours soon,eh? Author: Shirley [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 10/27/02 20:34 >> >>Wow! I went to see this movie several weeks ago and >>I'm already edgy for it to come out on video so I can >>buy it! >> >>Honestly, I was lukewarm about spending the money to >>see it, as we very seldom go to the theater any more. >>But I was very pleasantly surprised. Not at all just a >>"guy flick", Spiderman keeps all ages entertained. >>Well, I wouldn't take children younger than nine, as >>there is some violence involved, and I'm picky about >>how much violence I allow my children to be exposed >>to. But I did take my nine-year-old son, my 13-yr-old >>daughter, and my mother-in-law, and we ALL enjoyed it! >> >>It was very well written (a rarity recently, it >>seems), very well acted, and had some wonderfully real >>special effects that made an otherwise unbelievable >>movie fairly believable. >> >>Definitely recommended, Spiderman will be an addition >>to our home video collection as soon as it hits the >>stores! [ Post a Reply to This Message ]