I watched Gone, Baby, Gone and The Mist last night.

[Flask]

Yes, I watch lots of films.


Gone, Baby, Gone: 9/10

The Mist: 5/10

[dark tyrant]

Fool. The Mist is a great movie.

The Mist 10000/10

[Flask]

I had great expectations for it, but it failed hard.

[Lanna]

I heard it was a sad movie?  The Mist, that is.

[Flask]

No, not at all.

It was just a bunch of dumb decisions and unlikely actions.

[smeeth]

The Mist was an okay movie if you're bored.

[Lanna]

No, not at all.

It was just a bunch of dumb decisions and unlikely actions.

Ahh, I see... didn't know that.

[Babycakes]

No, not at all.

It was just a bunch of dumb decisions and unlikely actions.

It was based on a Stephen King novella, did you expect them to make ration decisions? I liked it. Of course being a mom the end killed me. Gone Baby Gone also pisse dme off and made me want to go and punch some lowlife parents for fun.

My boyfriend works a movie theater so I saw both of those for free, amongst a million others. That and I have Netflix. You could say I am obsessed.

[Flask]

I have been meaning to go to the library and pick up The Skeleton Crew. I'd really like to read The Mist and see if I like the original story better. I hope I will. But the people's actions in that movie made less sense than the military opening a portal to another dimension that allows a multitude of monsters to attack Maine in a heavy mist.

Yeah, GBG makes you want to punch some bad parents. But that's the point of the movie, the decision between giving a child back to her mother and a bad life, or keeping a child away from her mother and giving the child a good life. I bet it would be impossible for you, as a mother, to think about not being with your child(ren), even if you are a drug addict/alcoholic/lousy parent. : \

[Babycakes]

Yeah, GBG makes you want to punch some bad parents. But that's the point of the movie, the decision between giving a child back to her mother and a bad life, or keeping a child away from her m other and giving the child a good life. I bet it would be impossible for you, as a mother, to think about not being with your child(ren), even if you are a drug addict/alcoholic/lousy parent.

Oh yeah it would be. My mother was an alcoholic and I grew up fine.(At least that what I tell myself  )   I have some emotional problems but I blame those on my never present father. I couldn't imagine not have been with my mom. Luckily for my little sister(17 years younger) my mom changed when she had her. Its hard to judge I guess unless you have been in that situation. I didn't know what I would have done myself at the end. I was so torn. Probably because of my upbringing. I wanted to read The Mist before I saw the movie but never got around to it. My bf has it so I probably still could when I'm not so busy with my new online life  

[Flask]

We will slowly draw you into our culture, and then BAM, you suddenly have no friends that you can actually see.

[Lanna]

We will slowly draw you into our culture, and then BAM, you suddenly have no friends that you can actually see.

lol XD