[REDCART]

The NY Times ran an article about The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel in yesterday's paper. The movie cost $10 million and has already taken in $88.8 million--expected to gross another $30 million by July.

[hulahips]

i'm going to see it Thursday night. Cant wait

[lightworker888]

We went to a 10:15 showing today and it was a joy to watch. The spirit of the film was wonderful, the dialogue was terrific and the acting superb. I particularly enjoyed Maggie Smith and Judi Dench. I love a good script and this one really hit all the right notes for us. The audience was laughing aloud at all the good lines. Give yourselves a treat and catch this one at Rialto. JMHO


LW888

[keithwand]

We saw it yesterday.
Kinda like The Villages only in India.
Old people, people from all walks of life, some die, some are broke; crowded; mopeds instead of golf carts...you get it
Good movie. I was pleasantly surprised although I liked The Artist too.

[moosemose]

I just saw the movie at Spanish Springs. I liked it and most everyone else seemed to also.

[Madelaine Amee]

Saw it last night, loved it. Especially funny if you can speak "Brit", particularly when applied to Maggie Smith's part. Judi Dench is always wonderful, did anyone else read that she is going blind with macular, and learns her scripts from someone reading them to her - incredible actress and a real lady.

We thought it was a real nice, feel good movie, everyone seems to get what they most want in life! Will definitely see it again because there is so much going on.

[Barefoot]

We just saw "Marigold" last night, and liked it, especially Judi Dench. It reminds me a bit of Slumdog Millionaire, and not just the crowded India background. Something a little unusual, and of special interest to Wrinklies.

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by Barefoot

We just saw "Marigold" last night, and liked it, especially Judi Dench. It reminds me a bit of Slumdog Millionaire, and not just the crowded India background. Something a little unusual, and of special interest to Wrinklies.

Do wrinklies do the wobble? [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFKVK0cNEpM&feature=related[/ame]

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by Taltarzac725

Do wrinklies do the wobble? Texas A&M Wobble Flash Mob - Official Video - YouTube

Texas AM students and others do the wobble dance. I was wondering if the wrinklies who will like this movie also do the wobble?

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by Taltarzac725

Texas AM students and others do the wobble dance. I was wondering if the wrinklies who will like this movie also do the wobble?

Tal, I've seen a lot of wobbly wrinklies in Florida, and I include myself in that.

[kb8tpw]

I read the same thing about Judy Dench. We particularily like her and remember her from several British TV sitcoms. Good movie, only because of her !

[Schaumburger]

I saw the movie a few days ago, and I quite enjoyed it. Nice to see a movie featuring mature characters.

[joannej]

Thumbs up! Good movie with interesting pictures of India.

[cathyw]

Dev Patel, the actor who plays the Marigold hotel owner was also in Slumdog Millionaire.

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by Barefoot

We just saw "Marigold" last night, and liked it, especially Judi Dench. It reminds me a bit of Slumdog Millionaire, and not just the crowded India background. Something a little unusual, and of special interest to Wrinklies.

Originally Posted by cathyw

Dev Patel, the actor who plays the Marigold hotel owner was also in Slumdog Millionaire.

No wonder it reminded me of Slumdog Millionaire. I have to pay more attention when they roll the credits.