True Grit

I aint skeirt!

Also watched the movie last week. Pretty dern good by today's standards.

I thought is was very good.

Great by any standard.

notice he didn't put a big hunk of cheese on them..lol

and no crusts to be seen ANYWHERE~!

And another neat thing too was, I read that was the lil girls "First" movie. The one that played Mattie, and she bout showed all the rest of um up as far as the acting.

Yeah she was tuff as nails.

BTW, the cheese doesn't hit the burgers til the very end.

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Originally Posted by EmptyStringer

Yeah she was tuff as nails.

BTW, the cheese doesn't hit the burgers til the very end.

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What do you know bout being tuff? Ya purse totin gewber. When you gonna leave fer good?

lol minner

Deester and I went to the set down movie house last week end and saw the new True Grit. That little gal hit a homerun with that performance. Probably won't get an award for it cause she didn't cuss a bit. Then we watched the Duke's version the next night at home. Popcorn, milk duds and soda water was WAY cheaper at home, but the movie house new version was pretty hard to top. Way more realistic. I loved the era specific language that was used. Glenn Campbell was the Texican Ranger in the old version. He can sing a little, but he sho can't act a lick. I noticed that The Duke's jacket and breeches never got dirty in the oldie, but Rooster's clothes started out dirty and smelled in the new one, and jest kept a gettin more ripe. Definately a 'go see'.

How long before it's on Pay-per-view? I can't stand to go to a movie theater.

I'll be a while Maj. I drug my pops and my brother to see it on New year's eve day. There were 5 other people there. Went to the little theater here in Senatobia. Only 5 bucks:)

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Originally Posted by jimmydee1

Deester and I went to the set down movie house last week end and saw the new True Grit. That little gal hit a homerun with that performance. Probably won't get an award for it cause she didn't cuss a bit. Then we watched the Duke's version the next night at home. Popcorn, milk duds and soda water was WAY cheaper at home, but the movie house new version was pretty hard to top. Way more realistic. I loved the era specific language that was used. Glenn Campbell was the Texican Ranger in the old version. He can sing a little, but he sho can't act a lick. I noticed that The Duke's jacket and breeches never got dirty in the oldie, but Rooster's clothes started out dirty and smelled in the new one, and jest kept a gettin more ripe. Definately a 'go see'.

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They were so dirty you could almost smell them yourself.

Pretty good flick, guys. You'll enjoy it. Gonna go see the Little Fockers next. I'll give you a review shortly. Friends said it was a hoot. I'll hold judgement till I see myself.

We went to Applebees before the movie, and Deester and I had a steak with trimmins and a glass of sweet tea. Went to the dagone movie house, had one big bucket of pop corn, box of milk duds, and a sodie water each, and it was about $5.89 short of what we had just paid for a full meal at Applebees. What's up with that?????

Pop corn about .45, large cup for soda about .09 each, cost of soda about .13 each and milk duds couldn't be more than .75. I got $2.98 in change from my $20.00. Guys, we in the wrong business.

Makes a man want to stay home. Talk about sticker shock#@*&%!?