Garfield the movie

I went to see the new Matrix movie today and saw a poster for Garfield
the Movie. This was news to me but an internet search said it started
filming back in March and Bill Murrey was doing the voice of Garfield.
No release date or anything but it is supposed to be live action, I am
guessing like Scooby Do was.

John Biltz wrote in message rthlink.net...
I went to see the new Matrix movie today and saw a poster for Garfield
the Movie. This was news to me but an internet search said it started
filming back in March and Bill Murrey was doing the voice of Garfield.
No release date or anything but it is supposed to be live action, I am
guessing like Scooby Do was.


Hi

It sounds fabulous. I Googled "Garfield" and "movie" and came up with
this site - http://www.garfieldmovie.com/home.html - which says it
will be out next year and that the official site is yet to be
launched. Can' wait.

Cheers

Vicki

John Biltz wrote:
I went to see the new Matrix movie today and saw a poster for Garfield
the Movie. This was news to me but an internet search said it started
filming back in March and Bill Murrey was doing the voice of Garfield.
No release date or anything but it is supposed to be live action, I am
guessing like Scooby Do was.

This reminded me that Lorenzo Music is gone. I wonder if Murray can
do a good "Garfield"?

"Takayuki" wrote in message
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John Biltz wrote:
I went to see the new Matrix movie today and saw a poster for
Garfield
the Movie. This was news to me but an internet search said it
started
filming back in March and Bill Murrey was doing the voice of
Garfield.
No release date or anything but it is supposed to be live action, I
am
guessing like Scooby Do was.

This reminded me that Lorenzo Music is gone. I wonder if Murray can
do a good "Garfield"?

I'll bet he can. Speaking of fun movies, I saw "Elf" this afternoon.
It is absolutely delightful, even if it doesn't have any cats in it.
;-)

Joy

So, how was the Matrix movie?



I went to see the new Matrix movie today

On Fri, 7 Nov 2003 20:34:02 -0800, Cinbad wrote
(in message ):

So, how was the Matrix movie?

I enjoyed it. Aside from everything else it is a visual treat. The
defense of Xion alone is probably worth the price of admission. Its
better than the second one thats for sure. Better than the first, maybe,
maybe not. Depends on the person. The first was new and awesome, but
really it was one idea on the nature of reality. The third is awesome in
its visuals but it is not new. I think in its own way it is both deeper
and shallower. There is some subtle stuff in it and some really big
explosions. It raps things up but does leave the door wide open for
another movie. I don't want to ruin the movie by saying how it is
resolved and it was not the ending I expected but thinking back to some
scenes in the second it probably was the only resolution that really was
practical. The best explanation of the 3 movies I have heard was the
first was about birth, the second life and the third death. Which
thinking on the second movie as life made me apreciate the second a lot
more and I can finally understand what the hell that rave scene was doing
there even if I still don't like it.

John Biltz wrote:

So, how was the Matrix movie?

I enjoyed it. Aside from everything else it is a visual treat. The
defense of Xion alone is probably worth the price of admission. Its
better than the second one thats for sure.

I hope so! I really liked the first one, so went to the second one with
high expectations. It was really boring.

The first was new and awesome, but really it was one idea on the
nature of reality. The third is awesome in its visuals but it is
not new.

Oh, that's too bad. I know a lot of people like this movie because of the
visuals, but for me what made the first one fun was the whole "nature of
reality" thing. The idea of waking up in this ship and saying, "Where am
I", and having someone say, "The important question is not *where* you are,
but *when*."

Joyce