The film that should not have been made.Word

x2

Last movie was Any Way The Wind Blows, just one of many movies I can never get tired of. 8)

I tried watching Transformers, but I just couldn't do it without wanting to avert my eyes every second Shia was on screen and bumbling.

Zach and Miri Make a Porno

Last movie I saw was In the Name of the King.
It could have been an ok movie if not for some of the lamest acting I've seen. And the tree ninjas and forest lesbians with remote control vines didn't help it either.

Jason Statham should be flogged for that one.

In the Name of the King is quite possibly the worst movie I've sat and watched all the way to the end. I don't blame Jason though. It was just a horrible script for a movie that was doomed from the start.

Yeah, you're right about it not being Jason's fault. I wanted to like that movie, but was very disappointed in what came out. I don't blame Ray either, he plays a psycho very well. Maybe a little back story before dropping the plot twist near the end. Uwe failed epically.

Just finished watching A Cross the Universe (the Justice film). Complete wankery, not funny or interesting or really even enjoyable in the slightest! I don't know if the whole crazy manager with his guns thing was serious or a play but it was completely annoying and boring, and all the prolonged shit with the Vegas wedding and their narrator/driver. Also, too many of those fans' post-show 'yo that show was off da chain' scenes, I don't really know why they thought all this footage from one tour of America would guarantee a worthwhile documentary. I might have to retract my previous statement though to say that the Anthony Keidis scene and the bit with the Hooters girls is fuckin funny, so just youtube those scenes or something and forget the rest. I am trying my best to.

Also watched the 2 Mortal Kombat films over the last few days. Can't say much of them but they reminded me of being a kid and loving that stuff. Your brother's soul is mine!

The Spirit - IN Theater..... Damn.... so sad

Bottle Shock, pretty good movie about California wineries in Napa

City of Ember

About a city, the last city of man, deep underground. Very interesting visually. Very boring on most other levels. Also, I generally tend to dislike films with kid protagonists doing unrealistic things like say...saving all of humanity through bumbling efforts. None of the roles were great or even slightly memorable AT ALL imo and there were way too many nonsensical touches for me to ignore. I hope the book it's based on wasn't as bad.

It could make a great game in the style of Myst what with all the puzzle solving and attention to scenic detail.

I saw The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian

Prince Caspian I liked, probably because they didn't sugar coat the fact that war involves all kinds of death, even if you're a group of under aged kings and queens.



Recently watched Babylon A.D....

I'd read some unkind reviews, but I didn't dislike the movie all that much. Vin Diesel basically played another Riddick-esque anti-hero, but it's never been a terrible role for him which is probably why he keeps getting it. I really enjoyed the action bits with he and Michelle Yeoh. And M�lanie Thierry who I noticed kickin a little ass in one scene.

Bad: Some major aspects of the plot confused the heck out of me. Like what's up with Aurora? The suggested explanation for her character is that she's been carrying around AI in her head since birth. How does that translate into precognitive abilities? How does that produce a virgin birth? How does AI allow her to become pregnant at all? Or block missiles with her mind? Or make her invulnerable to explosions?

Maybe I missed something?

I could say I just watched Back to the Future for the first time ever.

Had a complete blast from beggining to end.

Watch the sequels homie~

omg, yes. back to the future is like, so full of awesomesauce

I watched some awful thing with John Cussack in it last night, he was in a hotel room or something- possibly the worst film i've managed to sit the whole way through (albeit reading a book at the same time)

Yeah so that was dreadful.

I need to watch the Back to the Futures again, love'em

That's 1408, Martha. I thought it was pants too.

I recently watched a sweedish movie called Let The Right One In. I guess it could be called a vampire movie but that doesn't do it justice. Lovely lovely lovely movie.

http://ie.youtube.com/watch?v=ICp4g9p_rgo

7 Pounds.

Pretty cool flick.

Death Race- pretty interesting I enjoyed it quite a bit

The dark knight (saw it awhile back)- lord, I have so much to say on this movie, honestly I couldn't even sit through the first one (batman begins)
I was pretty disappointed in their creation of Gotham city, something i've ALWAYS loved about the batman movies was Gotham city; but of course they had to make it look like every other crappy modern city. Two-face also blows, I don't mind the actor Aaron Eckhart but I the character and his story was pretty weak. About the only thing that kept me watching was The Joker and the action. Heath Ledger did an amazing job with The Joker, and the action and fighting was a bit baddass in some parts. but other than that the movie was a let down.

Wall-E- (I don't remember commenting on this movie) This is one of the better modern kids movies, they make it fun and interesting for kids and adults with out catering to adult humor like most other now-a-days kids movies do. I love it and think it's a great movie.

Yes Man

It was actually pretty good.

Barbershop. One of my favorites

Greatest movie ever made. Bugger you for thinking different :p

<3

Trust Neg to like what is perhaps the most god awful thing in the universe.

Hey, I'm not Rob.

ILU Rob, please don't kill me

-.- another strike against you. THEY'RE ADDING UP BOY-O!

also, stop drinking the hatorade <3

and damn it, i forgot to post inb4neg >:O

I saw Ice Age yesterday and was pretty good, i cried at the end.

Resident Evil Degeneration... and The Immortel (yes spelled that way)

Tetsuo: iron man, for the thousandth time.

The city of ember- I actually liked this movie, I wish it had done better at the box office, I just hope that doesn't prevent them from making the sequel.

Hot Fuzz

Shaun of the Dead (like two weeks ago)

Taken.
Its an hour and a half of Liam Neeson kicking everyone's ass. It was pretty awesome.

Dead Like Me: Life After Death- I actually liked the movie, it was pretty interesting. Makes me with they would show the episodes on tv again (even though it only had 2 seasons :-/ ) regardless I liked the movie

Zack and Mia Make a Porno.

Pretty good, and good soundtrack,

City of Ember, was kind of good....... but seemed unfinished. Im no director, but there seemed to be missing shots and dialogue..

Gran Torino. Or however you spell it. It was pretty good.

House Bunny.................

The curious case of Benjamin Button- pretty good movie, I rather enjoyed it

How to lose friends and alienate people- ehhh an alright movie, there were a few funny parts but not Simon Pegg's best

Resident evil degeneration- Leon looks like Val Kilmer in this movie. I enjoyed it

Cloverfield

Vampire Hunter D - Bloodlust,

Pretty F'n good

Also, Friday the 13th.

Saw Milk a few weeks ago. It's so good, but I'm kind of embarrassed that it took a film about his life for me to know just how important this guy is. Emile Hirsch is so adorkable in this film.

Let the Right One Come In. What a darling/disturbing film.

In theaters: The Reader. Good stuff. I absolutely love Kate Winslet and she totally deserved her win at the Oscars and Golden Globes.

On demand - Wonder Woman. I think it's the newest animated flick about her. I absolutely loved it and it didn't disappoint. It also made my boyfriend appreciate Wonder Woman for what she is :)

watchmen. i liked it.

Recently I've been watching movies I torrented but never got around to watching, in order

Taken- Great movie, a little unrealistic, but when I root for the protagonist JOB WELL DONE!

Tropic Thunder- I watched it a while ago and fell asleep. Decided to give it another go. The beginning is kinda slow, but it gets pretty friggin hilarious. Which is to be expected with such a star studded cast.

The Protector- I finally got around to watching this movie again, OMFG I almost violence-gasm'd, so many broken bones. So much ass kicking.

Role Models- This one started off slow too, but man it turned around I really like it.

Max Payne- I like the adaptation, and the artistic style of the movie. Mark Wahlberg makes great action movies.

Heathers. it's pretty awesome although they should have kept the original ending.

I watched the Watchmen.

I liked. IMAXd it yo!

an anime movie called Origin - Spirits of the Past. it was really good.

Hm. For those who saw RE: Degeneration, I was wondering if it's a good movie because the trailer seemed weird to me.

Also -

My Best Friend's Girl - It's funny, but uhh, I wouldn't really say it's a good one.

Teeth - Creepy in its own way, which is good. The scene where the girl's vagina bites off the penis of the guy is just haunting.

RE: Degeneration is ok. the plot is kinda confusing at the end. i was left going, "what? why?" also, it seemed to be one big leon fanservice. i wanted more claire kicking butt, but that is my personal gripe. the movie was not like, zomg, amazing, but wasn't terrible either. i'd give it a 6-7/10

the movie was not like, zomg, amazing, but wasn't terrible either. i'd give it a 6-7/10

On topic: Found a cool torrent full of Stephen King movies so: Thinner, Tommyknockers, The Dark Half, etc.

RE: Degeneration is ok. the plot is kinda confusing at the end. i was left going, "what? why?" also, it seemed to be one big leon fanservice. i wanted more claire Leon kicking butt, but that is my personal gripe. the movie was not like, zomg, amazing, but wasn't terrible either. i'd give it a 6-7/10

Watched Today:
Drunken Master
The Legend of Drunken Master
The Eye (Asian version)
No Country for Old Men

Apparently I had extra time today, because I rarely watch any movies.

Forgetting Sarah Marshall

an anime movie called The Girl Who Leapt Through Time. it was SO good. plenty of comedy balanced by heartfelt moments followed by "ZOMG NO ;-; :(" moments. it almost made me cry near the end.

Silence of the Lambs.

Put the lotion on it's skin or else it gets the hose again!

Seen Watchmen twice now, and thought it was absolutely magnificent! Probably my favourite comic book adaptation to date. Did a full write-up (http://lukeyloves.livejournal.com/5435.html) over at my livejournal, too much to say about it.

Got about halfway through Speed Racer earlier tonight but it was a little too difficult to sit through. Will try again later.

Thanks Anyname, and Neg.

I shall watch RE: Degeneration tonight.

And speaking of movies, I saw WALL-E for the second time <3
I'm still loving it.

Thanks Anyname, and Neg.

AND? *coughcough*

No Country for Old Men
The Eye 2
1408
Harry Potter: Order of the Phoenix
Never Back Down

Just watched Felidae, tremendous film, very disturbing though especially since I'm a cat lover.

Twilight.... Not that bad, it is what it is. I thoroughly enjoyed the soundtrack.

&

Blindness.. Hell, this movie was just plane depressing.

Watchmen. I was disappointed.

Knowing. Whatever.

Dragonslayer!

Watchmen. I was disappointed.

Too much blue junk??

Too much blue junk??


Seriously! Not even in the novel did you see his penis that often. But it was more so the ending and uh . . . the extreme cheesiness of the relationship between Dan and Laurie. Could they have made it any more sappier?

I honestly think the only character they got right was Rorschach.

:( They should have never made it into a movie. The trailer was ten-times better.

Do you think the dvd comics will be any better??

I'm not sure. I was told that they were coming out soon, so I'm hoping. IO on demand as Watchmen in graphic novel form only with voices and movement (I'm not sure if that was what you were referring too? or that comic within the comic?) - that looked pretty good. Just 'cause it was pretty much Watchmen, literally come to life.

I don't know. I'm really hesitant to watch anything now. I hate feeling disappointment.

I saw Knowing last night. Awesome movie up until the end, which I was a bit corny.

Inuyash: Swords of a Honorable Ruler. It was awesome.

Watchmen. Finally. 8) And I loved it, and I was not annoyed by the appearance of the blue junk..

Adventureland. Not as strong as the other big comedys at the moment, but nothing awful. Judd Apatow was there so that was cool.

Funny People looks good too.

babe
samurai x trust and betrayal
the land before time 1st one
digimon x-evolution

Yes Man

ME TOO. Yes Man was awesomeness!

I liked it.

Zooey :swoon:

The Day the Earth Stood Still.



The planet doesn't need an alien to get rid of us. We will do it ourselves, most likely. If not, the planet will shake us off like a case of fleas. You know the drill, you know where I stand on this issue. Carlin, R.I.P.

Keanu has a pretty great attitude throughout the movie and then he's like

I'VE CHANGED NOW
I'LL JUST TAKE YOUR ELECTRICITY.
YOU BE CAVEMEN.

Good lord....

I Just watched this movie, Will Smith is at his best....again. He carries the movie all the way through to the end. If you have read The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare then you will have an understanding of the character Smith performed to perfection.

Just watched Felidae, tremendous film, very disturbing though especially since I'm a cat lover.

Ooh finally someone else here who has seen it. ^^ Well done TM. Neat, but yeah it's quite disturbing, to say the least. :*

Initial D: Extra Stage 2

Haven't watched Initial D in a very long time so it was very refreshing :).

Ooh finally someone else here who has seen it. ^^ Well done TM. Neat, but yeah it's quite disturbing, to say the least. :*


rofl I was shocked to see that part where a suicidal cult of cats were all commiting suicide but eletrocuting themselves then the dead cat body with the kitten fetus' spilling out of its disembowled body was just wow.

The nightmares that Francis has were pretty effing disturbing too.

I watched part of a movie titled "Princess Aurora", its plot apparently revolved around some female serial killer. It managed to catch some of my interest, but I quickly got busy with other stuff. I rarely see TV nowadays.

I just saw Fast & Furious. Way better than I thought it was going to be.

I just saw Fast & Furious. Way better than I thought it was going to be.

I agree. I was only a little disappointed in the car choice. There wasn't really anything that stood out to me, like the awesome orange Supra in the first one. This one also had less racing in it than the others but it had a good story and was well done.

Watchmen.

Loved it. PERIOD.

Porning up didn't bother me. Even though the ending is changed, the intent is still the same, so no complaints from me.

Crank High Voltage. It was nice, I liked the first one better though. This one has much more nasties.

...which reminds me, I need to watch Ktulu's youtube review of it.

Willow. I know, sad that I haven't seen it before.

A walk to remember. It was a bit corny, since I'm not very into romantic stuff. At some point, I thought it was kinda behind the eight ball, from the moment Jamie started dating Landon. Oh well, I'm not sorry for seeing it tho...

The Changeling. I thought it was a pretty good movie, actually one of the few I like that has Jolie in it. The story was interesting and I thought it was very well made.

Batman Forever, because I was in the mood for Chris O'Donnell. Jim Carey's Riddler is still the best Batman film villain, though the film as a whole is pretty horrid. I don't know why everyone thinks Batman & Robin was the worst one of the series when this one exists.

The B.u.t.t.e.r.f.l.y. Effect

I finally got to see the Yu-Gi-Oh Movie for the first time. Even after 10 years, it was still awesome, and adding in a little Egyptian gods resurrected and turned evil helps (one of my favorite plots) :)

The Mask

Still a good movie!

Bender's Game. it was awesome like all futurama eps are.

Get Smart

The last new movie I saw was Crank: High Voltage and it was epic. It had a great deal more of what made the original so good which was basically mayhem. But the last movie I really watched was Doubt which is something I saw in the theater so I added it to my Netflix queue, so I could see it again along with the commentary and special features. I just found the film quite beautiful and thought-provoking. I love the sermons from Father Flynn (Philip Seymour Hoffman) because they were so well said and written. And I feel it goes beyond the question "did he or didn't he" for the film offers so much more than this simple debate.

I just watched The Green Mile and while everywhere I've seen rave reviews, I just couldn't get into it that much. Since it's another heartfelt prison film from Frank Darabonte, I kept comparing it to Shawshank Redemption and it never lived up, in my mind. The production costs felt low to me because every time they were on the green mile it felt like a stage. I know that most films are filmed on stages, they however aren't supposed to feel that way. And after awhile I became irritated with Coffey's incessant blubbering. Other than that I felt that the casting was probably the best around though I wished that William Sadler had a larger part. The acting that I enjoyed most was of Doug Hutchison (Percy) who played a great villain throughout the film. When I first put on the dvd I checked the time at a little over 3 hours and I was worried over this but it never felt that long, though I could have done without some scenes. All in all I would give it a three out of five (which is what I gave it on Netflix).

The last movie I finished was Dreamcatcher and I knew going into this movie that there were a lot of bad reviews for it but almost because of that, I gave it more of a chance. And it turns out that I really enjoyed the film. I do agree that the first half is better than the second with the characters chumming around with one another. But while the second half was rather rushed, it was still very fun and comical. It was also nice to see certain actors in different and better roles like Thomas Jane (from The Mist) and Timothy Olyphant (from Hitman). I gave it a four out of five on Netflix.

X-Men Origins: Wolverine

was truly one of the worst movies i have ever seen. the movie was complete and utter trash. it was full of cliches, the special effects sucked in some scenes, the plot was predictable, there were mutants there who shouldn't have been there, and it was so warped from the story of the comics.

examples of the stupidities and inaccuracies that the movie had:

1) powers were warped. emma's power of telepathy (albeit somewhat altered) was given to her "sister" so all she had was her diamond form. also, deadpool's powers were completely and utterly changed. it was a result of something and is a crux of the plot so i won't spoil.

2) the way wolverine loses his memories is stupid, as well as what was used to make him lose them (what was said about them earlier in the movie)

3) at the end of the movie, the "final boss" is killed and yet, even after death, his powers keep on going. it makes no sense, ESPECIALLY in the way he was killed

there are so many more to mention, but most of it is super spoilery

Role Models

WHY YOU DIDN'T ANSWER MY TEXT, MANG.

Why'd I have to read that review here? I really want to go tonight so I can disagree and say how awesome it is, but I'm feeling lazy.

American Psycho, for the first time.

It's Hip to be Square, yo.

It's Hip to be Square, yo.

It's Hip to be a Square (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oe3Hh8nvn4k)

or

It's Hip to be Square (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_byVtHrGEM)

Huey Lewis and the News are harsh. Don't anyone even think of frontin'

The Wrestler.

Saw X-Men Origins tonight and loved it. It was really cheesy but much more enjoyable than X3. Every time Sabretooth did his fangy snarl thing I needed a hanky to wipe off my seat.

Donnie Brasco. Still my favourite movie with Johnny Depp in it so far!

Zack & Miri make a Porno

Wolverine.

I. FUCKING. LOVED. IT.

You know who at the end had my insides scream CHEESE for half a second, and then I realized

The impossibility of Deadpool bending his arms with the swords retracted was probably a knowing wink to the Wolverine fans who have asked How does he move his wrists? (which was also addressed thanks to handy x-ray scan footage of Wolvy popping his newly adamantiumed claws as he jumped up from the tank

So, yeah. SWOON.

I always thought that about Wolvie's claws as well. If he had his wrists bent would his claws come out there instead ?_?

My theatre got the Wolverine post-credits scene, except they closed the curtains halfway through and I missed most of it

it's nothing special. just some lady pouring him a drink and asking, in japanese, if he is drinking to forget and he goes, no, drinking to remember.

Finally got around to watching Pi.

He pops them with his wrists bent in X1. They seemingly went though his hands to go through his shoulders.

I just watched the remake of The Day the Earth Stood Still and it was really dull. I liked the way GORT looked but pretty much everything else was forgettable and boring.

X-Men Origins: Wolverine
Fast & Furious

Both pretty shitty movies.

Was bored as hell so I saw Obsessed with some friends; it wasnt as terrible as any of us thought it would be but it was still bad.

Brideshead Revisited and Moli�re, second time seeing both, love them both more and more.

Wolverine, again. Still love it.

Saw the Deadpool ending--ummm, okay?

Didn't see the drinking ending, Rob, wth?

they have two after credit endings and depending on the reel that is played in the auditorium you're in, you get either the one with deadpool or the one where he is drinking in japan.

Well I feel cheated, cuz I ain't going again. Wonder if it showed the first time.

Oh well, they'll both be on the BLU RAY.

it's just a sham to get more revenue since they now the movie is a terrible terrible pile of shit and they need to do all they can to get money.

It beat X1 and 2 for opening weekends. People loves them some Wolvrine, in the face of all odds ^_____^

Might be a different combination, but it beat two of the main lineage films.

Don't worry-- I predict it'll tank big-time now that Star Trek is coming out. Hasta la vista, opening weekend, hello dumper!

No one asked you, FF boy :p

neg, that's actually what will happen

Watchmen tanked, too. I don't really care. Both films are a-soooooom.

only not really

I like to like things. It's a philosophy of mine ;)

Actually, I haven't seen Wolverine. The only superhero movies that have really managed to capture my interest are the Spider-Man films.

Mortal Kombat: Annihilation was a great movie
saw it a few days ago.

On topic (the topic in the thread title anyway) -- Lilo & Stitch on DVD-- "2 Disc Big Wave Edition" release. Filled with bonus features, most of which I've gone through, though I'm still watching the documentary feature. Other features include a commentary and numerous deleted scenes.

i still haven't seen that movie. i want to, but i never catch it when it airs on tv and i never rent movies.

I checked it out from the library.

I just finished Lucio Fulci's A Cat in the Brain and it was okay. It's one of his later films so it's not his best though not his worst either. I did like the concept as well as all the gore and nudity, even if they were just pieces from his other films.

ilu, Allen <3

Star Trek. it is amazing. everyone needs to go watch it.

No we don't

I'm watching it tomorrow.

Star Trek. ME WANTZ SQUELS NAO.

I'm watching it tomorrow.

watched Twilight last night

wtf was that

Yeah I have seen Star Trek twice since thursday. (yes that might be overdoing it a bit but still).

I saw Matrix: Revolutions 4 times in theater, so PROCEED WITH WANTON ABANDON GOOD SIR.

I watched meet the spartans.

some dumb moments and some funny ones, so it was alright.

Yeah I have seen Star Trek twice since thursday. (yes that might be overdoing it a bit but still).

I saw Matrix: Revolutions 4 times in theater, so PROCEED WITH WANTON ABANDON GOOD SIR.

i saw hairspray in theaters 7 times and then another 7 or so on dvd.

I just go once, like a normal person.

Star Trek. Fun. Exhausting, but fun.

Last movie I watched was Shawshank Redemption. My friend never saw it (!!!) so I grabbed my dvd and went to his house to make him watch it. Suffice to say, he loved it (it's not the #1 rated film on IMDb's top 100 for nothing!).

It's the implied buttsecks, clearly.

x-men: the last stand. still not as good as it could have been but it's ok, i guess.

Just finished watching Sin City again, love that movie.

Matrix.

Still all badass, all the time.

Saw Xmen Origins, it was ok (way better than x2 or x3).

Saw Xmen Origins, it was ok (way better than x2 or x3).

you, sir, deserve to die. or at least never be allowed to watch movies again if you thought the steaming pile of shit that is origins was better than x2

Excuse him for having different criteria.

And you wonder why people want all gays dead?

you, sir, deserve to die. or at least never be allowed to watch movies again if you thought the steaming pile of shit that is origins was better than x2

X2 and Last Stand were horrendous. Each were 2 hours of fan service and they couldn't get THAT right.

I tried to buy the trilogy on Bluray today, but they just had the individual movies and that would have cost more :o

Collateral - It was pretty good :)

X-Men Origins Wolverine and Blade Trinity haha. Solely to watch Ryan Reynolds crack his jokes. That dude is friggin' hilarious. :D

H.King to Blade: "Somehow i can't picture you teaching ka-ra-t� at the local Y." LOL

Wade Wilson: "Its always been my dream...to be stuck in an elevator with 5 guys on a high protein diet."

OKAY, PEOPLE ARE DEAD~

Man, I love Ryan Reynolds :o

Matrix: Reloaded

Still all badass, all the time.

I just finished The Bank Job starring Jason Statham and it was a great crime caper based off a true story. It was nice to see Statham play a character that wasn't an indestructible action hero as well as hear his accent used in the right setting.

Matrix: Revolutions. Still the greatest movie, EVAR, to me.

Jeff, please hit me over the head to get you a copypasta of Smith's last speech. You'll cream yourself~

Star Trek. Not bad.

I prefer the hardcore nerdy versions with all the science talk though. Only real complaint was that guy playing Chekhov.

Star Trek. Definitely worth the price of a movie ticket.

Star Trek

Matrix: Revolutions. Still the greatest movie, EVAR, to me.

Jeff, please hit me over the head to get you a copypasta of Smith's last speech. You'll cream yourself~

*smack* :D

I like how Smith says 'inevitability' in the 1st Matrix. haha

"Do you hear that Mr. Anderson? That is the sound of iiiinevitabilityyyyy. (hahaha) That is the sound...of your death...Goodbye, Mr. Anderson."

You aren't the right Jeff, mang.

Aw.

I just linked Jeff the Super Burly Brawl. Whoever upped that video left the very end off, so Jeff is not totally spoilered to the outcome.

That person deserves a medal or sth.

lol, thanks for reminding me Neg I gotta get the Matrix Trilogy!

I watched Gran Torino, and Bolt today. Both are fucking awesome! Neg you should watch Bolt, if you get the metaphor you'll teary-eye.

Yeah, I loved Gran Torino.

I just finished watching Love Liza. In an incredible and daring performance Philip Seymour Hoffman plays a disjointed man left in the aftermath of his wife's suicide. In the height of his depression, he starts sniffing gasoline. The film perfectly portrays the detachment and waywardness that comes with the death of a loved one. Also the editing choices were great and added well to the film.

I just finished Last Chance Harvey and while there was a nice story, good acting, and complimentative music, it just felt a bit flat to me. I liked Thompson and Hoffman individually in Stranger Than Fiction but their chemistry didn't move me here.

Lisa and the Devil


I enjoy most of Mario Bava's films, but this one just left me puzzled. There's definitely something otherworldly going on in the picture, but it's nearly impossible to decipher. It's beautifully shot, but the slow-moving and unintelligible story ruined it for me.

Wolverine again.

angels and demons.

Night at the Museum 2. it was really cute and funny. being a kid's movie it obviously has some tiny plot holes but w/e, i liked it.

oh, and amy adams is adorable and great in it and she carried the movie, imo.

Terminator Salvation! Friggin awesome movie! :D

Anger Managment

X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Awesome!!

Hi5 Jessie

Hi5

Role Model

Clerks II

-.- @ comments

neg >:O

Angels and Demons.

And Im very satisfied with the movie.

Saw Star Trek a few days ago. I was pretty impressed with it, I found myself and my mate were in a very 'holy SHIT that was some awesome vulcan SHIT'. Considering how bad it could've been it was pretty brilliant; quite possibly a film which helps ignite a fanbase for star trek in younger generations.

oh, and amy adams is adorable and great in it and she carried the movie, imo.
I had no idea that Amy Adams is in Battle at the Smithsonian - now I may just have to put that film on watch at the theater instead of just waiting for the DVD.

oh man, agent, you really should. she's great. she plays amelia earhart and is just amazing. i'm probably gonna go watch it again just for her.

Ben Stiller needs to be fed to sharks.

On an unrelated note, Jaws with Rifftrax commentary.

Jeepers Creepers.

Star Trek, the New One.

Was good, why do phasers fire in bursts and not continuous streams of energy in the series?

And what were the blue cannons? Ion cannons, lol funny.

Was good though.

That movie wasn't too immature for you?

It didn't do anything immature...

Maybe cheating but it was referred to as far back as in the earlier episodes of Star Trek, thus it was just showing how...

Watching Douchebag's antics has been a movie in itself.

The Terminator.

All the old Planet of the Apes. I have to say that is some good film making. I really like how the later instalments didn't shy away from moral, ethical, and political concepts. It's the first time in recent memory I can remember not mentally yelling at stupid characters on screen. There was one point where the apes go back in time in the third film and the then president considers executing the two, but doesn't allow fear and knee-jerk reactions to rule his decision. Shocking. The gov't wasn't made up of complete tools and idiots! Imagine that. A movie with shades of grey.

Why are Hollywood films today so unapologetically stupid?

Ratatouille ( Yes, I know it was out a long time ago... ), soon to be replaced with Night at the Museum 2, which I'll be watching later tonight. :)

Finally forced myself to watch Twilight, and I gotta say; I loved it. :D

Bill Maher's Religulous on DVD. Highly impressive stuff, and I think anyone who ever saw my views in this thread would understand why I found myself enjoying so much of the film. Favorite line from the film-- "It's like the lotto.
'You can't get saved if you don't play.'" I've often thought the exact same thing myself.

Up.

Hilarious and totally cute. And it's in 3D! So much fun to watch. I kinda want to go and see it again but I don't want to pay the $16 for the ticket ;o

I saw it too, but not in 3D. You had to pay $16 for a ticket? I think mine was only $7.50 or $8.50. But whatever. I'll buy the DVD.

the hannah montana movie. pretty cute. i liked it.

is miley cyrus legal

...

no (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miley_cyrus)

Finally forced myself to watch Twilight, and I gotta say; I loved it. :D

>:



NO!


Also @ Agent: I am jealous of you and your cheap tickets.

Where do you live that they charge $16 for a single ticket?

New York City.
And they only charge that much for 3D movies. Other than that, ticket prices are at $12.

At the cinema? - Iron Man.
At home? - Robin Hood: Men in Tights

Oh. Well isn't everything more expensive in New York?

Yes, sadly :(

Well, I haven't read the any of the Twilight books, so I have nothing to compare it to. I thought the movie was good. Also looking forward to New Moon. O:

;-;;

i gotta agree with solaris

I just watched the korean film my sassy girl. Not the type of film i would usually watch but it suprised me, It was actually a really good film.

Outbreak. It's okay overall... I like certain parts of it while the rest of it is pretty bland for me.

Bullet in a Bible

schweeeet as it ever was~

The Hangover
And at home, Valkyrie.

Revolutionary Road.

The book by Richard Yates stands alongside Slaughterhouse-Five, the Grapes of Wrath and One Flew Over the Cuckoo�s Nest as one of my all time favourite novels, so I�m naturally going to be far more critical of this film than I would be otherwise. On the other hand American Beauty is maybe my favourite film too, so if anyone knows how to tell a tale of suburban entrapment it is Sam Mendes. Unsurprisingly, I can�t fault his direction; it�s a beautifully shot period piece. However, what I feel lets the film down is the overacting of the two leads, DiCaprio and Winslet. I can understand it to a degree, the book is very nuanced and intensely character driven, Yates goes to great poetic lengths to describe the delusions the characters hold so I�m sure it�s very hard to convey that sense when acting, and in fairness DiCaprio does a good job of delivering those scripted, controlled lines that Frank comes up with before absolutely losing his control when the conversations don�t play out as he�d envisaged. Still, there are a few scenes where the acting is on par with a local theatre production of Grease. It�s a very good film and it�s been condensed to 2 hours without losing very much of the novel but in the final analysis, it�s all a little bit flat. You should just read the book.

Well, I've been on vacation for the past two weeks, and while I was I saw Terminator: Salvation which was pretty good as well as Drag Me to Hell which was disappointing but entertaining enough. And the last dvd I watched was the original The Texas Chainsaw Massacre which was good but I found it to be a little overrated.

Watching Mallrats.

Friend of mine is naming his kid Brodie because of it. That should say it all :D

Just watched The Hangover.
It was great, and I actually enjoyed it.

i saw Night at the Museum 2: Battle of the Smithsonian with my family on memorial day

Race To Witch Mountain

High Fidelity. Really good film with a great soundtrack.

bring it on. still as great as ever.

High Fidelity. Really good film with a great soundtrack.

WIN. Wish I still had room for my poster :(

The Hangover

And Star Trek.

Both great films.

X-Men Origins: Wolverine. A tight Movie!

Mwuahaha. Our legion grows :D

Once Were Warriors. Intense, a little hard to watch, but one of my favourite movies.

If we're talking DVDs then hackers. The last movie I saw in theaters was 7 Pounds.

Gran Torino - I really liked it, especially because I had no idea that Clint Eastwood is 78 years old and he stars, directs, and produces this film. The film was rather entertaining and funny too.

Summer Rental

Junior

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

Two films I finished recently were The Grudge 3 and The Wrestler. I actually liked Grudge 3 for it's simple story and decent acting. I loved the Ju-On movies and the first Grudge for the creeping suspense at every corner, but in Grudge 2, I felt that they tried to do too much. But in the third it's simple though I'll admit that creeping suspense just isn't there.

Schindlers List. Seen bits of it before, but this was the first time I properly watched it all the way through. Thought it was pretty good!

Just saw "Underworld 3: Rise of the Lycans", which I actually liked. O:

Heat.

17 again ^_________________^

Clerks II

Still aces.

He's Just Not That Into You

And it was utterly, completely, absolutely horrible. It was seriously crap (and I'm sorry to those who thought the movie was good).

I'm a fan of romantic comedies, but Beth, one of the main characters, KILLED the movie for me. Her personality was annoying, deluded, and very clingy, and it could have been better if she wasn't in it. The rest was just okay.

but it has drew barrymore and she = <333333333333333333333333

Ben Affleck is love sometimes. Okay, yeah, mainly just in Kevin Smith movies.

but it has drew barrymore and she = <333333333333333333333333
Oh yeah, I love Drew. She's super cute and she's an awesome actress.

Oops, my bad, I just realized that the girl I'm referring to is Gigi, played by Ginnifer Goodwin, and not Beth, who was played by Jen Aniston.

I guess the movie wouldn't have been so bad if the GIGI chick wasn't in it. I felt like strangling her at times because she was over-analyzing EVERYTHING the guys said. I had a girl friend who over-analyzed stuff like that, and it was seriously annoying. Needless to say, we're not friends anymore... maybe that's why I didn't like her

I overanalyze things. Some would say I'm paranoid.