A Conversation for The Feline and Fiddle
Feel good films...
Menza Posted Jan 4, 2001
Oi, any film in which the White House gets destroyed isn't a total loss. 
And I liked the game of dominoes in New York city.
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~ jwf ~ scribblo ergo sum Posted Jan 4, 2001
..made me feel really good. And that poor doggy came so close to getting it, oh!
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dasilva Posted Jan 4, 2001
Could we have Mars Attacks! then? Most of America gets destroyed _and_ it stars Natalie Portman... if _that's_ not a recipie for feeling good...
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~ jwf ~ scribblo ergo sum Posted Jan 4, 2001
Yeah, good plot! Bad special effects. Too much teenage pukey stuff.
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Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* Posted Jan 4, 2001
Sleepy Hollow was funny...
Besides Deep Impact was not good...it was bad and I didn't like it, so there
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Menza Posted Jan 4, 2001
Sleepy Hollow was very funny, especially the use of English actors.
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dasilva Posted Jan 5, 2001
Hmmmn...that gives me an idea for an entry to the Guide: "Why does Hollywood (Holy Wood for the Marylin Manson fans out there) insist on casting British actors as the bad guys, or using English characters as bad guys in situations where no Brit would be seen dead...?" 
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Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* Posted Jan 5, 2001
Or I could write one investigating why they tried to strangle a headless horseman...
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dasilva Posted Jan 6, 2001
Tim Burton's "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow", starring Gladstone Small as the Headless Horseman 
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Bluebottle Posted Jan 6, 2001
I was away for a week, but to answer a previous question...
Any film that has "The Blue Danube Waltz" in without any other distracting dialogue for so long and with such beautiful moving motion *has* to be a feel good film.
Besides, the ending with the star-child has always, I felt, been very optimistic and uplifting.
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Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* Posted Jan 7, 2001
*grins*
I don't think the plot/script was thought through very well...like the headless horseman reacting in horror as he 'saw' that he was riding into a tree!
Ummm...which film was that BB? I got lost somewhere back in post 2
Oooh and we need to add The Family Man to the list of good films
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dasilva Posted Jan 7, 2001
Hey, Christopher Walken's so scary he could see that tree if only his feet were left
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Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* Posted Jan 7, 2001
Whereas Johnny Depps acting was just superb...
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Tinkerbell *tumbleweed* Posted Jan 7, 2001
Did you see "Opposite Of Sex" or whatever it was called?
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