Have you had an experience in life that should have been made into a movie--it was soooo Hollywood?
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i have been married 8 times, and have such good stories to tell.....
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The film "Flight 93" will likely follow the media's portrayal of the event. Personally, it's a beautiful story of human courage, but it's simply implausible. All those people getting through on their cell phones? From an altitude of 30,000 feet? With all the conceivable cell phone traffic already on the airwaves generated by the days events? It's preposterous, but I would be well impressed if the forthcoming film would delve into these possibilities.
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Yes - I laughed so hard, I cried. My wife laughed so hard that she fell out of her chair. The entire theater was roaring with laughter. We had to see a second showing because we didn't understand half the stuff the first time, because of all the laughter.\n\nGo see it, you won't regret it.
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Real life is always stranger than fiction. Jim Morrison was too huge a personality to try to capture in a 2 hour film.
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Well, there was that really bad movie called 'The Stuff'.  So,  if you're referring to that white gooey liquid 'stuff' from the film, then no, I never consider what happens while thinking about how to go about doing something that has 'stuff'.  Thanks.
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Would you concider Hillary Duff a "movie" Star?\nShe was in a "movie"!
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I wouldn't want anyone to play my part in a movie about me. Plus, I don't even want my life to be made into a movie in the first place because it is dull, boring, simple and not interesting enough to be screened.
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I was fortunate enough to be able to work as an extra on many shows and met A LOT of actors...\nI have to say Eddie Murphy was one of the meanest people I ever has the misfortune of working with. While filming a movie, people were lining up to see him for 3-4 hours before he got there. When he arrived he put his head down and ran with his hand covering his face so these poor people who buy his tickets at the theater, who had been waiting to see him for hours, were robbed of the "privledge" of seeing him. How hard is it to look around for 20 seconds and wave... I mean really.......\nOn a brighter note, I have to say 2 actors ranked top of my list.\n#1) Dick Van Dyke was the best!!! He and I were chatting one day about doing theater and I swear it was like talking to your favorite uncle. He was funny, attentive, really genuine.\n#2) Ron Howard... This guy is crazy busy but when I asked him if I can take a picture of him and my daughter together, he said "sure, no problem" and when the flash didn't go off he said' Oh, your flash didn't go off, try it again"... Wow. Not, sorry no time, not too bad lady. He was really nice to my daughter (who was doing the film). He was a real, sweet man!\nWhoopie Goldberg ranks up there too... man, she was always cracking jokes. That womans energy level is sky high.\nSo I can only speak from personal experience, but those were top moments from my acting days.
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The movie is based on what is really happening, but speeded way way up. What are you gonna do??
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I loved the book better than I liked the movie. I cried both times I read it!\n\nBut yes, I think Meryl Streep did a good job in this role. And, Clint, of course he did too. I wonder if there is going to be a sequel of this movie, I would love to see it.\n\nI think the reason I loved this movie is because it related to me at that time, I was in love with a man in a long-distance relationship. But he was married! I want to watch this movie again and see if it still makes me cry. Probably not.\n\nShe made the right decision by staying home with her family. Those children needed their mom and she had a "past" now. Those things you treasure in your memory and that is what makes life interesting, those little secrets...
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Yes, I have seen it. I think its great. Lot of lessons in the movie.. After watching it i got interested in reading the book...
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Often times you will see a movie that says at the begining based on actual events.... Not this is a true story.... this gives them so much squirm room it't not funny.  Fargo for example was completely made up.....
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Well, I have seen many movies...\n\nWorst:  The Trip\n\nBest:  Too close to call...
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No, but I had a rat clean my teeth while watching American Pie.  It was pretty surreal actually.  True story.  ☺
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I can't think of any particular ones right now--but I have seen movies with very unhappy endings (which I expected to turn out happy).  For instance, there was one where a couple struggled to be together for years, and finally when they were--one died.  I was very upset about that.
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I think you are getting your history and your hollywood a little mixed. As one who was there, I can avow that there were very few folks who actually droppedout, turned on and tuned in, as the saying went.\nWhat was somewhat more prevalent then than today was the INTEREST in self examination. We had come to realize that the systems, beliefs and dogmas of our parents were just not creating any kind of a world that was worth living in.\nRemember that we grew up with the Red Scare, Duck&Cover, Vietnam, suburbia, smog, nuclear waste, DDT, pollution of air water and earth, and a bunch of smug bastards telling us it was great. \nWe weren't stupid, or addicts (most of us), or homeless. What we were was curious about alternatives. We were willing to experiment (with really awesome earnestness) alternative philosophies like Yoga, Buddhism, and yes, the alteration of perception that some peoples believe leads to enlightenment.\nThat was then.\nThese days, there are some really excellent schools of philosophy encompassing many of the elements of these Eastern (and retaining Western) thought. \nAs a first step, why not try to develop your own "epistomology" -- write down what you thing "enlightened" people feel/think/experience. Try meeting up with people who are not lock-stepping the mainstream. Go to poetry slams, investigate vegetarian and health food establishments, attend a service at a "non-denominational" religious institution.\nThe key here is to know what your are seeking (or at least a general direction in which to look) before you start a long journey to get there.\nI hope this helps.