January: Crouching Tiger, Hidden
Dragon. The real prize of this movie is the amazing
cinematography.
Febuary: Ok, so that's what we get for eating before the film. 8
showed up for snacks, but there was so much cinematic apathy and tight
schedules, we wound up not going to any movies after all. Maybe one person
went to Hannibal, but I have no idea how it was.
March: The Mexican. I'll let
JJ's words sum this one up: "That's the most guns I've ever seen in a chick
flick!"
April: Along Came A Spider. You are
in a maze of twisty plotlines - all alike. A fun ride.
May: A Knight's Tale. A peasant
way to spend a couple hours. Huzzah!
June: A double dip of the eye candy
Swordfish
and the silly, either-you-get-it-or-you-don't
Evolution.
July: The Score. A heist
movie with great stage presence.
August: Rush Hour 2. Just what
you'd expect from a sequel -- a lot of rehash, both for better and worse.
The choreography of the fight sequences, meanwhile, is spellbinding.
September: The Musketeer. Quite
disappointing. If you're really into horses, they steal the show.
October: Bandits. Mindless
fun.
November: We weren't there, but the group went to
K-PAX. Our guest-hostess called it
"wonderful."
December: Harry Potter and the Sorceror's
Stone. This enchanting film spells fun!
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