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Tonight is my weekly S&M night, but I can't make up my mind! I did manage to narrow it down to 5 movies. Please vote and tell me why so I know if I shouldn't even waste my money.
I set the poll so you can vote multiple choice but the votes will be kept private to protect the innocent. ;)
I'd wait for Beauty Shop with Queen Latifah to open.
Vanity Fair is good, even my hubby liked it.
OTOH, I'm in the $9.99 a month for all you can rent club that's not a new release so if something's a dog I just put it aside, no great loss.
Ray is still a new release up here, so I'll save my $3.99 on that one until it qualifires under my plan.
penny
S & M night? None of those movies are S & M.... (just kidding) ;)
Depends on what mood you are in. Ray is inspirational and has great music. Sky Captain is an afternoon at the old-time matinee. More good music in De-Lovely. Mr. 3000 got awful reviews didn't it? Vanity Fair is a period piece and great if you are familiar with the story. I liked them all (didn't see Mr. 3000) but I'd vote for Vanity Fair as the best girl movie.
Ray! Talk about an inspirational movie. There were things about him that I never knew and to see his courage, not only in living his life as indepedently as he possibly could, but to allow all the ugliness And the triumphs to be exposed on the big screen...........left me awestruck.
and talking about acting, Jamie Foxx deserved every award he got for that performance.
What IS S & M night?
Exit to Eden might be a good choice , or 9-1/2 weeks.
Rosie O'Donnell is GREAT in Exit to Eden...
nuthatchS & M night? "None of those movies are S & M.... (just kidding) ;)"
whew, just found out it stands for "Shots and Movies"
Sadie, this is a family forum ;-)
Shot & Movie Night :D - I get a weekly injection for my MS. 1st 3 months I had severe side effects about 5 hrs after getting the shot. The best way to deal with them was to come home, tuck myself into bed by 6, Bubba would fix me a bland dinner (which means no triple pepperoni pizza), then we watch movie. When the chills and fever started, I would, hopefully, be distracted by the movie. I had to stay in bed and not exert because any temperature change would trigger the chills. Even getting up to go to the bathroom would start them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irulan
Thankfully, the side effects have been very minor for about the last 3 weeks. I'm still not ready to test the waters with normal activity levels (like a bike ride), but I have been able to delay the shot so what few side effects I do have can be slept through (with Tylenol PM) and I've even been able to knit all evening. This is a HUGE improvement. I think a few more weeks of this and I may even try being a bit more active. I did discover that the lingering effects on the following day can be chased away with a bike ride -- imagine that! :)
Thanks for the recommendation. Heck, it even has Dan Akroyd and Hector Elizondo. Sounds like a must try. Though it does sound like it has overtones of the other kind of S&M. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Irulan
By the way, those of you who voted for Vanity Fair, have you seen "The Importance of Being Earnest"? The one with Reese Witherspoon, Judy Dench, Colin Firth and Rupert Everett? Hilarious period-piece! I get a fit of the giggles every time.
Hang tough girl, and rent Ray...it is the best of all the choices...
karen
Exit to Eden is a comedy, a very funny one IIRC.
What else have folks seen lately? We watch a ton of DVD's and so many are just OK, a few are pretty good and the outstanding one is pretty rare...
Maria Full of Grace is probably the best thing we've seen lately. It's certainly not a light movie.
And Hector Elizando is great, anyone see "Tortilla Soup"?
penny
Sadie Kate, no ideas about movies, I'm way behind, but just writing to say hang in there with the shots. No MS here but I have rheumatoid arthritis. New meds work great, but there was a time I got sick once a week with a dose of a drug that made me feel feverish and nauseated. It's tough to lose one day a week feeling like that.
I admire your spunk. Keep riding when you can. Hope you do OK this evening!
Pooh, I didn't get to watch any of the movies. We had a big rain storm last night and we always lose reception (don't even get me started on Dish Network) so we decided to save our money until after. I watched the ever funny Jon Stewart and then the ever gruesome CSI: Miami. I really appreciate all the tips, votes, etc. I'm going to check the listings for next week to see what they have.
Thanks so much! It went pretty well last night. No nausea this time, just a slight temp. shewhobikes, thanks for letting me know about you getting through the initial new meds period also. In my case, the med is worse than the symptoms, which are very brief and phantom-like. Does bicycling help you? I don't know much about rheumatoid arthritis.Quote:
Originally Posted by shewhobikes
Well, my symptoms were pretty bad and constant (pain, stiffness, fatique) but the old meds didn't seem to alleviate the pain, and added nausea and fever, so I pitched a fit with my Dr and said "this ain't working for me." Luckily they've come out with some great new treatments for RA and one of them worked for me. I am so very thankful, and I hope you will be as fortunate.Quote:
Originally Posted by SadieKate
I've always been pretty active, but before the new meds, the RA did enough bone/cartilege damage that I'm somewhat limited in what I can do. For instance, running's no longer an option. But cycling I can do just fine! Even golf, if I adjust my grip. So hang in there!!! :)
Excellent taste, girlfriend, I really enjoy Jon Stewart too.