As promised today´s post deals with the second part of Rufus´ lovely Meme. Thereafter I´ll call it a day. We like to take Mr L out for a walk untli my parents come around to baby-sit this afternoon, because tonight we are happy to go clubbing due to Mr T´s birthday party… But, first of all:
Let´s talk about movies…
Movie Meme
1.)The last movie you saw in a theatre:
Sakrileg – The Da Vinci Code
I really enjoyed watching this movie! We watched it in the “Frankenheim” open-air-cinema next to the Rhine. The presentation started during sunset. The heaven was tinctured into a deep red. It was the perfect date, perfect location, perfect food and perfect movie. In my opinion Tom Hanks is able to play every part in any movie. This part was brilliant - again.
2. )A current-release you still want to see:
To tell the truth, this question rack´s my brain. At the moment, there is no “must-see” existing for me. But I´m dying to see The Devil Wears Prada as soon as it will be performed in Germany.
3.) A movie that made you laugh out loud:
Mmmmh, I have to mention 2 movies with Jack Nicholson in a star role:
As Good As It Gets with lots of memorable quotes like [Melvin Udall:"Where do they teach you to talk like this? In some Panama City "Sailor wanna hump-hump" bar, or is it getaway day and your last shot at his whiskey? Sell crazy someplace else, we're all stocked up here. " ] or ["People who talk in metaphors oughta shampoo my crotch..."]. Altough I am a girl, the quote I like most is the small-talk between Melvin and the receptionist ["How do you write women so well?" - "I think of a man, and I take away reason and accountability."]
The other film is Something´s Gotta Give. This is brillaint popcorn-entertainment as well. Both motion pictures are part of my favorite movies on DVD.
4.) A movie that made you cry:
The first movie I remember crying while watching was Schindler´s List. That movie tore me up.
5.) A movie that was a darling of the critics, but you didn’t think lived up to the hype:
Brokeback Mountain - I know, some people may want to revoke my Girl-Card for this pick, but it just didn’t do anything for me as a whole movie — once you got past that magical moment in the mountains, it was all downhill for me. Heath Ledger talking through clenched teeth throughout the movie bugged the wee-wee out of me.
6.) A movie that you thought was better than the critics:
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest - Come on, did anyone really go to see this movie expecting fine art? No, I went for a rollicking good pirate yarn with Johnny Depp and Orlando Bloom. It delivered, and then some, in my opinion. Entertainment Weekly hated it. But I thought it was a great summer entertainment flick, and I’ll buy it on DVD.
7.) Your Favorite animated movie:
Of course: The Jungle Book… sooooo many childhood memories! To me, it is the greatest tale of friendship and adventure. Although almost every animated feature that was created during Walt Disney’s life is a classic, this one in particular holds a special place my heart. I guess, there isn’t a child alive who can see this movie and not want to be Mowgli. What a life it would be to live in the jungle, with friends like Baloo and Bagheera. It is every young child´s dream to be so free. I saw it growing up, and never forgot my memories of the movie, and the days afterward, singing the songs and dreaming of adventure. The music in The Jungle Book is some of the best in any Disney movie. “The Bare Necessities” is simply one of the best songs ever. Add in the fantastic animation and the characters that come to life. Who wouldn’t believe a bear could sing after seeing this?
8.) Your Favorite Disney Villian:
Ursula, the witchy octopus diva villian from The Little Mermaid. I always wanted a dress-maker to make an Ursula costume for me. If I’m gonna do mascerading for Halloween, why not animated octopussy villian?
9.) Favorite movie musical:
This is a tough one for me. I love musicals. I’ll have to say my top pick will be Little Shop Of Horrors. I like the songs (”Downtown” is one of my favorite songs from musicals), and I think that Rick Moranis, Ellen Greene and Steve Martin were fabulously cast in this movie.
But then again, I love The Rocky Horror Picture Show . Let´s get dressed like Dr. Frank´N´Furter and sing out loud:”It’s just a jump to the left… And then a step to the right… With your hands on your hips… You bring your knees in tight… But it’s the pelvic thrust… That really drives you insane… Let’s do the Time Warp again… Let’s do the Time Warp again…” And if you ever get time-warped life, don´t forget to carry a bumbershoot with you. Might be a helpful advice, especially in the event of sitting in the front rows…
10.) Favorite movies of all-time (up to five):
Oh, great… I get the possibility to complete the list I filled-up in a former Meme 
- I think my all-time favorite, that I can watch again and again has to be Cruel Intentions . Kathryn makes a bet that her step-brother, Sebastian, won’t be able to bed Annette (a virgin, who wants to wait until love). If he loses, Kathryn gets his Jaguar, if he wins, he gets Kathryn ["Stick in, wherever you want to..."]. A diverting story, a great cast and a wondrous soundtrack. It is an excellent teen flick which will have you feeling good from start to finish.
- Gone With The Wind ranks up there as an all-time fave as well. I guess, everyone has watched this American classic in which a manipulative woman and a roguish man carry on a turbulent love affair in the American south during the Civil War and Reconstruction.
- Next, I nominate all the movies made by Quentin Tarentino. No matter if producing or playing a part in the film. I really love his weird style.
- Sin City is also one of the movies I could watch over and over… A film that explores the dark and miserable southern town Basin City and tells the story of three different people, all caught up in the violent corruption of the city. *uuuuh… devilment*
- Got only ONE left??? *phew* I´m sorry, I can´t name only one. Mostly while watching movies I got the “problem” I wonder about the plot being too limpid. Such as regarding The Sixth Sense I guessed the close in a minute. So I prefer movies like The Butterfly Effect or Wild Things which are thrilling up to their end…
***Tag 5 bloggers to answer this questions and put them in their blogs!***
Same procedure as yesterday:
First I pick out my friend Sonny! Thereafter everyone who feels fancy to fill-up the Meme…
Feel free to tag yourself…
catch ya,
