What adjective do you use most often to describe your movies?
03-22-05 | 06:40 PM
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What adjective do you use most often to describe your movies?
I thought this would be fun to just describe your most recent, your most favorite, or your most hated movies in one word!
for me, lately, it has simply been...
ENTERTAINING
for me, lately, it has simply been...
ENTERTAINING
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03-23-05 | 12:29 AM
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Most of the movies I pursue are "downbeat".
03-23-05 | 06:08 AM
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From: south east (uk)
The word(S) i would use would be:
FUCKINGAMAZING
I get that when i watch film classics such as, Die Hard, Predator and robocop.
Humour, violence and sheer entertainment.
FUCKINGAMAZING
I get that when i watch film classics such as, Die Hard, Predator and robocop.
Humour, violence and sheer entertainment.
03-23-05 | 06:42 AM
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just watched "Finding Neverland" and i would be remiss if i didn't say...
MAGICAL
MAGICAL
03-23-05 | 12:29 PM
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Movies I've seen so far this year with the exception of 1: surprising.
03-23-05 | 12:34 PM
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I know it's grammatically incorrect, but I often use "DUDE!" as an adjective to describe stuff I like, including movies.
03-23-05 | 03:36 PM
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From: Formerly known as Groucho AND Bandoman/Death Moans, Iowa
"Groin-grabbingly good"
But on a serious note, a friend has been using the word "catchy" way too often. Mostly she's referring to music, though.
But on a serious note, a friend has been using the word "catchy" way too often. Mostly she's referring to music, though.