What's everyone up to?

I would love a Finding Nemo sequel, though I don't know what it could be about.

Peace love n VA wrote:

I would love a Finding Nemo sequel, though I don't know what it could be about.

Sushi?

lol I just don't know how a Finding Nemo sequel would work. It wasn't really left open for another story to happen... though yeah. It would be awesome to see Dori and Marlin again.

I love Finding Nemo. But I can't watch it without crying.

Maybe Dori and Marlin would have kids? Or Nemo grown up with his own kids?
I don't think they'd be very interesting stories really...there'd have to be some maybe twist involved...and if it was boring-ish then you'd end up with yet another example of why Disney shouldn't make sequels.

The sequel to Ice Age was good but I can't remember if its made by Disney or not.

I think Ice Age is Fox or Dreamworks. ... both of which often make good sequels

dimkaluv wrote:

SecretMagic wrote:

I sort of like that Monsters Inc. has a sequel planned, but at the same time I don't want it ti ruin the first one.

Yeah but I think since Pixar will be behind it that it might actually be good. I mean, Toy Story 2 was the first Pixar sequel and it didn't suck. And they've gotten all of the actors back to do the voice overs, so that shows that they really make an effort. I mean seriously. The kid that did the voice of Andy in Toy Story came back for *both* of the sequels. Pretty impressive.

I'm looking forward to a Monsters sequel. Like I said, I always thought it needed one. As long as John Goodman and Billy Crystal come back... it'll be awesome.

If any other Pixar-involved movie needs a sequel, apart from Monsters Inc. and Toy Story, it might as well be The Incredibles[let it be even better than the first one, please?]

I love the Incredibles! I definitely think there should be a sequel!

haha I just watched The incredibles yesterday I think a sequel to it is a must! It would definitely be better than a Cars one imo

trying to work on my book but i really don't have a lot of energy. Maybe i'll take a nap first.

A nap sounds really good but I don't have time for one today-or ever really. I'm fixing to get ready for my girls night out tonight. I'm meeting my best friend for dinner and shopping at 5 and then we're going to see Dear John at 7. We've been planning this night since it came out but b/c we are both so busy with kids and all we're just now getting to go see it.

I want to see Dear John, but I don't have time to see it...I'm planning on making time to see Alice In Wonderland though...I'm so sad I haven't had time to see it yet

I'm doing uni work all of today (but since it's almost midday already and I haven't done anything "all Day" won't actually be that long)

Planning to see Alice sometime this week.
Got loads of uni work to get through as well.

I want to see both and if i really wanted to i could make the time. But it's the cash that's my problem. My bio class.. i spent 240 on one textbook which cleaned me out. I still need other books too.

ouch, that's a whole heap on books...I hate that textbooks cost so much, it's ridiculous.
I can make time for myself, but I hate going to movies on my own, so I'm going to force my sister to go with me.

There seem to be a lot of good movies out right now. My mom and I are going to see Alice in Wonderland soon but I also want to see Diary of a Wimpy Kid. It looks pretty funny even though it would probably be more entertaining if I was in middle school

My gosh 20 on a textbook is ridiculous. Thats insane!

I really want to see Alice In Wonderland too but I have no one to go see it with. Everyone says it looks creepy. I mean srsly?!?

Oh and Dear John was really good. I haven't read the book but my friend said that the movie is completely different.

I'm watching 2012 right now and it looks completely unrealistic. It's ridiculous

Has anyone seen remember me?

L.Dragomir wrote:

Has anyone seen remember me?

no but i want to , though it's getting pretty bad reviews ...

wow srsly? It looks like it'd be pretty good. I want to see it but I think I will wait until the dvd. I don't want to be crowded around by a bunch of screaming teens-no offence to anyone.

I want to see it too. My friend told me today that it was getting horrible reviews but I figure it doesn't matter. Critics can be over critical.

Wilda85 wrote:

wow srsly? It looks like it'd be pretty good. I want to see it but I think I will wait until the dvd. I don't want to be crowded around by a bunch of screaming teens-no offence to anyone.

I feel the same way. Either wait for the DVD or go early on a Monday or Tuesday when the kiddies have to be in school. And definitely wait a few weeks for the popularity to die down.

Even though i still can't feel for the Potter-world movies, for the most part, someone has to go in and represent the 7th weasley child!

She's warm! *Places hand above her hair*

I can't go during the day unless I take my 20 month old. and I don't see that happening lol.

I love the Harry Potter movies. I was disappointed with HBP though. That was the first one that I saw where I read the book first. it's good but not nearly as good as it could have been.

I can stand it better than movie 05, though, but i digress!

Would you guys suggest I read the Harry Potter books?