DVD'S I WATCHED WHILE I WAS BORED.......A FREAKIN' NIGHTMARE!!

I saw this one again 3 times with my surround sound turned up as high as I could get it. This is one I never get tired of -- every time I watch it I see something I neglected to notice before, and undeniably, MJ was brilliant, humble, and just downright misunderstood. Love it!!

Being an avid Johnny Depp fan, I had to buy this DVD when it first came out. I watched it 8 times during my move (yes, you heard right, 8 damned times) and I know every word and move by heart by now and it still amazes me how Depp can play a role of a nut that looks like a dweeb and still manage to look hot. Based on a Stephen King novel, this flick was awesome with the story line and I thought was brilliantly played by my man Johnny; he sticks some humor into a dark character that I loved.

A friend taped this one off his internet and I watched it 5 times. I couldn't help it, I was completely amused by it. While I saw some flaws, I thought it was the best feel-good movie I have seen in a while. I could have done without a couple of scenes, such as the breast-feeding and peeing in the lake scenes, but the arrow roulette scene sent me into hysterics all 5 times. I really enjoyed Adam Sandler's character; he seemed more natural and sensible in this one. I also liked the fact that since there were children involved in the story, the adults did their best to not corrupt them with bad language, etc. Maybe it was because I was so sad and blue, but this movie really helped cheer me up. Despite the few flaws and unnecessary scenes, I loved it.

One of my favorites; I only watched this one 10 times. OMG, yes, 10 times (I told you I was bored!) but Travolta and Cage were brilliant in this movie. While the concept of the film may be a little odd, I am always mesmerized by the acting. I can't think of any other acting pair that could have pulled this one off as well as John and Nicholas.

6 times watching this one. It was getting a little monotonous after the 4th time, but I still hail this as one of my favorites as far as an action film. When I saw this at the theater when it first came out, I was surprised I liked it at all; Transformers reminded me of the toys my son used to play with and just not my kind of movie. I love the humor and special effects. Even though I still like it, it will certainly be a while before I see it again!

I still can't figure why they call this a thriller - yes, it has my man Depp in it, but thrilling it is not. I watched this one 4 times, and it still bores me. Even Depp's character I found boring - I guess I am not used to this from him. It will be in my next life that I watch this one again.

A couple ready for divorce end up stranded in a motel where murders have taken place and have been video taped. They try to escape but to no avail. I watched this one several times, and even though I know it all by heart, it still managed to entertain me. Many movies such as this one have females who are stupid (you know, the ones where they could easily escape out the door instead of going up the stairs in hysterics and then wonder why they are trapped), but this character and story line were a little more realistic. This motel makes the Bate's Motel look like the Holiday Inn.

Bruce Willis is getting old, and I am not a fan per say, and it seems as though every Die Hard movie he plays in is the same story - daddy cop whose children hate him until they need him to save their lives. I liked this one simply because Justin Long added much needed humor to the film. The story line itself, dealing with someone who is trying to take over the country via computer, is something that does not interest me, but I will admit the action shots were good (though not realistic) and Willis again turns out the hero, but not without the help of the computer wizardry of Justin Long. I loved it in the theater when it first came out, but after seeing it on DVD 5 times, I'm sick of it. This DVD will stay in my closet for a while and I dare my husband to want to watch it again!

I just loved this movie; even after watching it 5 times (not counting the many times I saw it before my move) - Halle Berry plays her part wonderfully as a psychiatrist who ends up a patient in her own mental facility after brutally murdering her husband, which she doesn't remember doing. It is a ghost story, a drama, and a thriller all in one, and I think it's an awesome story. Penelope Cruz also plays in it as a patient - she looks quite ordinary without her makeup (this is amusing to me - the wonders of makeup) and I'm still not tired of it.

I am a huge fan of Jodie Foster, and she brilliantly portrays a newly single mom who moves into a huge brownstone house with her daughter. The first night there, a gang of robbers come in, not realizing someone has moved into the house, to steal bonds hidden somewhere in the house. Tension builds quickly as they try to find the money and deal with the intelligence of Foster as she and her daughter end up hiding in the house's built in panic room. I loved this movie; it was never boring in a single scene, and Foster again proves that women can be sly and intelligent without being freaked out and stupid.

A suspenseful movie starring Michelle Pfiffer and Harrison Ford. Ford is an actor I usually like, but he played a quite boring character until you find out what he's really made of. Pfiffer is alone in her new house with her new husband Ford after her daughter goes away to college. The new neighbors are odd; Pfiffer believes the husband killed the wife because she is having some experiences with ghostly beings in the house. Is it the neighbors, or what or who is trying to send Pfiffer a message? A really good drama - it could be a little slow at some points of the movie, but overall, a good flick to see 5 times.

Good Lord, if I see this one again I'll go insane. A pretty good thriller, but for some reason it took me 7 times of watching it to really get all the good points and the whole basic idea of this movie. Nope, I won't be seeing this one again in this lifetime.

I am definitely not a Batman fan; I only wanted to see this one because Heath Ledger played such an awesome role as The Joker. Creepy stuff.......what a brilliant role Ledger played. The other characters did nothing for me; the way Batman talks like Clint Eastwood is annoying and I thought the movie was way too long; but no one could ever play The Joker as well as Ledger did.

Mark Walburg plays a great bad guy. Handsome and cunning, Reese Witherspoon falls for him until she finds out what he is really like, and Mark does not like being turned away. I loved this story, even after watching it 8 times. I could have done without the dog's head sticking in the doggie door scene, but overall, it was a good thriller for me.