Just finished watching Guest House Paradiso. British slapstick comedy taken to extremes, starring Rik Mayall and Adrian Edmondson. The movie length version of their TV show, Bottom.

Good for a chuckle.

Little Big Man, the Dustin Hoffman classic about a 120 year old man telling his life story which consists of him being raised by the indians being a gunslinger, being an indian again, joining General Custers forces, having four indian wives, witnessing the Black Kettle camp massacre, being a hermit and being the sole survivor of the Battle of Little Bighorn.

Great comedy movie with some pretty gruesome images of the indian wars.

I just watched:

Miss Pettigrew Lives for a day. Ill admit it wasnt on my top list of movies. But it was a nice light-hearted film.

Barbarella - It only cost me a quid in HMV and although its corney, it does have some hilarious bits.

Year One - Starring Jack Black and Michael Cera.

I lol'd

Hellboy 2

Still love it.

"you'll be the one who suffers the most"
"I'll deal with it."

Watched Twice told Tales, with Vincent Price - 3 macabre tales to enjoy by the fire on a fall night...

also watched Tropic Thunder..... again.....

Couples Retreat

It was alright. Had a few laughs. Thought it would be funnier tho

G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra

This crap is an insult to anyone with a functioning brain.

Paranormal Activity. I can't even describe it properly - just go see it and make your own opinions about it. I mean, I liked and hated it all at the same time. By tomorrow, I'll be regretting by the ticket I'm sure though.

Just finished watching "The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring", the extended version, mind you.

The Other - It was okay, but the fact that the secret of the film was so apparent turned me off. And I'm not a fan of kids in movies and the main character was a child.

Saw.

Pretty awesome as a whole.

AVP2 Requiem.

Taking a good idea done in novels, bending it over and giving it a good shafting for a movie adaptation...

Zombieland, was great.

The Devil's Advocate.

Do I even need to tell you?

MirrorMask- not that bad of a movie but I still haven't completely figured out how I feel about the movie...

MirrorMask- not that bad of a movie but I still haven't completely figured out how I feel about the movie...

It should have been better considering the talent inviolved.

I saw the Halloween remake last night - Not recommended for anyone that likes to be entertained by their movies, and not just screamed at by teenage girls. I was wishing he'd hurry the fuck up and slash those bitches to shut them up.

Jay and Silent Bob: Strike Back

The Devil Wears Prada.

Its a cool film and always entertains me.

I just watched The Princess Bride for the first time :)

Delicatessen- weird but entertaining little movie

All About Women - While very funny at times with great music that leads the movie along, the film is a mess of convoluted stories and unsatisfying endings.

Oh.. a movie! I haven't saw that one.

lol XD

cat's eye movie - good old stephen king's horror

Pin - A great hidden gem from the 80s starring David Hewlett (Cube) and Terry O'Quinn (Locke from Lost) about a doctor's life size teaching aid and its disastrous effect on his only son. The film is extremely well filmed and acted for 80s horror and the creep factor is high.

Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead.

Slumdog Millionaire

It's ostensibly a movie about determinism, so, yeah. I loved it so much that even the dance number at the end didn't annoy me :D

Paranormal Blahblahbity

I didn't find the movie scary at all but it does build tension nicely. Until the end, I respected that they didn't go about the "scares" in overly obvious, cliched ways (for a modern horror film). It wasn't just JUMP SCARE JUMP SCARE JUMP SCARE. The events are actually shown happening in a fairly subtle manner, just as is, without a bunch of obvious cues and cuts going around. However frightening it seems is created purely by the context. I like that. Ending sort of abandoned that though, going with something I find a little more typical for modern horror movies, and that really turned me off.

From what I've read it sounds like the "original" ending would at least be more interesting cinematically. The one in theaters just feels like a cheap, run of the mill last-second-scare straight from Cheesy Town.

Scariest movie ever? No. No one in my crowd even screamed or noticeably jumped. There was more laughter than anything. It *is* enjoyable though, and worth checking out, though I wouldn't say it's required viewing by any means.

Hellboy - rewatched it last night, even compared to the comics (which are awesome) its still a good film and Ron Perlman is perfect as Hellboy.

Big Mommas House
&
My Super Psycho Sweet Sixteen

...

The Big Lebowski... again.

Do I even need to to say that it is amazing?

rec 2.

everything that made the first one a huge pile of awesome is not existant here.

in other words, i didnt like it

Constantine.

Yeah.

Grosse Pointe Blank for the umpteenth time. Can't turn down some good Cusack time.

I has that. I should watch it more often. I think I will watch High Fidelity first, though.

Lust, Caution - Loved it.

Not bad.

I just finished watching Lost in Beijing (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itgJK5ZrCmQ). The premise is interesting enough and at times the cinematography is innovative, but overall the film is boring and drags a lot with scenes of characters merely looking off in the distance. There's a social comment in the film, but it's hard to decide if it wants to be a documentary or a drama.

Hurt Locker. One of the best this year.

Lust, Caution - Loved it.

Yeah, that was a great great show.

Just finished Abre los ojos (open your eyes) a Spanish movie with Ms Cruz. It was well shot,with some very nice camera movemant and MUCH better than the Hollywood remake. Recommended.

Hackers.

Aw hells yeah :D

Only time Angelina Jolie has EVER looked good. EVER.

Just finished watching that movie. What a sad, inspiring, joyous, movie that was. The first ten minutes really tugged at my heartstrings. :(

Jacob's Ladder

Makes me cry and squee.

Zulu, if you're reading, did you see Up in 3D, and, if so, what did you think of the 3D aspect?

Actually I did not, sadly. I always meant to go and see it, but then it was too late. It was great as it was, so in 3D... wow. It must have been amazing.

'K. Well, if you get the DVD, I imagine it'll be 3D on there. I didn't see it in 3D either when I watched in the theatre. Personally, I have a hard time dealing with 3D-- I wear glasses and it's very uncomfortable trying to wear those 3D glasses at the same time you're wearing regular glasses. And not wearing my regular glasses is not an option, I am very nearsighted and without my glasses on I can't read these message from less than a foot away from the screen.

I actually think that you get a pair of special 3D glasses with the BlueRay, not sure about the DVD.

I have really poor sight too, but I use these disposable lenses for occasions like these.

I think it's generally standard that any disc that offers a film in 3D comes with a set of 3D glasses. Could be wrong, though.

Oh yeah, contact lenses. That's a good thought, though I've only ever worn glasses. Something to consider, though...

Star Trek.

Was ok I guess... it was a typical move how JJ Abrams made the movie apart from the recognized ST history. A good sci fi/action movie if you're into those sorts of movies.

Capitalism: A Love Story, it was fantastic! Apart from the creepy guy sitting behind me who kept swearing in a real low, croaky voice during all the scenes involving Obama. I got massively teary during the part about the Dead Peasant system.

Lol I just saw Balls Out: Gary the Tennis Coach. It was actually quite funny...despite some weird scenes.

Pooh's Heffalump Movie The look on the animation of this one really is very nice, especially some of the background artwork is quite beautifully painted.

This Is It.

I'm totally not surprised they extended the showing through Thanks Giving.

The Aviator. First time I've seen it. It was so long...

Dark Country - The look of the film reminded me of Sin City which was interesting but the story and the twist were cliche. But still a good first time directing for Thomas Jane.

G I Joe. It wasn't the worst thing ever, which I thought it would be.

I don't know why you'd think that. That position is already taken by ROTF.

I had more sense than to watch ROTF :)
I saw the first one, that was enough (well, I gave it 40 mins before my eyes satrted to bleed and my desire to be elsewhere overcame me)

+2 rep

I recently watched Beetlejuice again!

Idiocarzy

The Bank Job

The Bank Job

I liked Bank Job - good British movies don't come alomg very often.

I watched the new Trek a few hours ago - was pretty damn good.

The Corpse Bride

It is so sad T_T

X-Men Origins: Wolverine.

Still love it.

Mad Money.

The Proposal

Yeah, it is what it is. Ryan Reynolds still saves anything he's in.

"Who's Julie?"

The Unseen (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vM5jm9EVkDc) - An early 80s horror that had surprisingly good production value but what the unseen turned out to be was a huge letdown.

Machine Girl (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7xqgf43ibk) - A completely absurd bloodbath about a young schoolgirl who takes revenge on the son of a yakuza who murdered her younger brother. The movie is meant to be a throwback to grindhouse cinema with the blood & guts, female lead, and sweet, sweet revenge. I didn't take the film seriously so it was fun and the gore scenes were hilarious.

The 4th Fast and the Furious.

Employee of the Month

30 Days of Night.

Totally unexpected. Pretty good.

The Graduate. Still good. Dustin has never bettered it.

The 4th Kind...

Perplexing, but very good. I knew nothing about the story going into it. It was very interesting having actual video and audio from the actual people that were involved.

4/5

Saw Dorian Gray today, I loved it even though it's not terribly faithful. Seems all the sinning this Dorian gets up to is fucking everything that moves. The costumes were amazing though, and I think Ben Barnes was a decent Dorian.

Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow - Terrible sfx coupled with cheesy dialogue and action made this green screen filled adventure flick hard to watch. Plus I would recommend it more as a kids movie than anything.

Deadgirl - A movie with elements of horror and coming of age drama which never succeeds with either genre. The characters are seedy and unheroic and the main conflict in the story is not enough to maintain an entire hour and 44 minutes, so it drags on quite a bit.

The Stay Awake (1987) - Another bad 80s horror (this time coming out of South Africa) about a group of young girls staying up overnight at their college (at least they look like college girls). They are terrorized by a past dead murderer/rapist who has somehow been brought back as the angel of darkness. The worst thing about the film is how slow it is. I swear I fell asleep at least 5 different times watching it. The sfx are terrible, the logic is inane, and there isn't anything even remotely interesting or cohesive about the plot. I had no fun watching this piece of crap.

The Ghost - Korean film similar to Ringu about a amnesiac college student who is trying to cope with scars from the past. Old friends start dying off and she has no clue as to why. The cinematography, lighting, and acting for most of the film is pretty well done but the scenes with the ghost are completely uninspired and felt more like rip-offs of other movies like Ringu, Ju-On, and Shutter. And the amnesiac angle added a nice layer to the film, but the twist ending just left me confused.

Zombieland. and i loved it. hilarious.

2012 which I liked.

hated how the cool people die though :(

Don't ALL the people die?

no, it's not really the end of the world, the continents just shift causing massive earthquakes which cause volcanos and tsunamis and they put people on these massive vessels called "arks" which keeps them alive during the tsunamis, then they go to africa

Okay, that's just stupid. I'm never watching it now.

it's not as stupid as I made it sound, I just couldn't be assed to give you the full story.

also yay for the dude from 1408.

Well yeah, Cusack is in it.

Cecille B. DeMille's The Greatest Show on Earth. Drama and romance mixed with a good bit of circus fun and also a good look at the behind-the-scenes nitty-gritty of the circus. 1952 Academy Award for Best Picture. From what I can tell from my limited research, it generally hasn't stood up all that well-- seems many people feel it didn't deserve its Oscar. I enjoyed it reasonably well, though it did drag somewhat at times and the acting wasn't the greatest.

Race to Witch Mountan. A kid's movie, but I still found it entertaining.

Hi Everyone..

I've been watching 80s action movie all weekend and I must say that Bloodsport and American Ninja are my favourites. All of these movies are cheesy, they are so addicting to watch.

Star Trek (2009) - Initially when this movie came out in theaters I wasn't keen on seeing it because of my general disinterest in the Star Trek series, but I was pleasantly surprised with it. The action was great, it had loads of humor, the casting was fresh, but I liked the addition of Leonard Nimoy the most as old/future Spock.

Slumdog Millionaire
For those who care about such things, the editing in this was fantastic. Overall, a very welcome release from the eye of Danny Boyle.

I agree. It's awesome.

London's River 2009
A docudrama on the London' terrorist attacks of 2005. As accurately put by IMDB user Dromasca; In the aftermath of the terror[ist] attacks in London two parents look for their children. She is an English[intolerant protestant] farmer widower from a remote island, he is from Africa, a Muslim and guest worker in France. Everything separates the two at first sight - religion, language, race and especially prejudice. They will get together because of the shared fate of their children, and they will go together through the painful phases of inquietude, fear, hope, and despair. They get to know each other, but this does not prevent destiny to hit them. I specially liked the use of the French language as a metaphor for communication.

Rewatched Star Trek. 5 out of 5.

Into The Wild, gosh i couldnt bare watching that second hour...it was just annoying.

Saw A Serious Man on Friday night which I thought was pretty disappointing after having been really looking forward to it and the Informant! on Saturday which was surprisingly good.

EDIT:


The 4th Kind...

Perplexing, but very good. I knew nothing about the story going into it. It was very interesting having actual video and audio from the actual people that were involved.

4/5

All the "actual" footage and recordings are fake. It's like Fargo in that it purports to be a true story, though Fargo is about a million times better. The stupidest clip is of the guy breaking the vertebrae in his spine while levitating, Newton taught us the physical impossibility of this.

SUNSHINE

My 2nd Danny Boyle flick this week, and it too was fantastic.
Lets face it, Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey is the greatest sci-fi movie ever made, and when Star Wars came along with its pulp space opera crap it ruined the genre for 30 years. Sunshine owes a HUGE debt to Kubrick (and some Ridley camera work is evident too), and if you like pure sci-fi with no ewoks then check it out. It's great.

SUNSHINE


Have you checked out the commentary from Dr. Brian Cox (scientific consultant on the film and Research Fellow in the High Energy Physics Group at the University of Manchester) yet? It's very intriguing.

Have you checked out the commentary from Dr. Brian Cox (scientific consultant on the film and Research Fellow in the High Energy Physics Group at the University of Manchester) yet? It's very intriguing.

No. I only rented it so it's due back tomorrow. It's going on the purchase list so I will check the yak track then. Thanks for the tip.

Did you notice the 3 large standing stones in the snow at the end? The monolith appeared 3 times in 2001. Coincidence? Unlikely.

Did you notice the 3 large standing stones in the snow at the end? The monolith appeared 3 times in 2001. Coincidence? Unlikely.

It's been so long since I've seen 2001, but I see what you mean. I'll have to re-watch Sunshine one of these days and check that out. I mean you really can't make an entire-in-space film without referencing 2001, intentionally or not. Event Horizon comes to mind.

Star Wars is better

Isabella (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CB4ExPVcG5c) - While the cinematography is strong, the story is slow and the editing choices make the movie seem more like a collection of shots rather than a cohesive flow. Isabella Leong at first acts like a robot but by midway through her acting comes out a bit. I found myself extremely bored with the story but stayed for the images.

Spider Lilies (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCFkA_7B3N4) - My second watch of this story of love forgotten, only to be rekindled by a chance meeting and scars of the past. Jade, a cam girl visits a tattoo parlor to discover the tattooist is a love from when she was very young, Takeko who does not remember her. Jade commissions a tattoo of a flower that has serious significance for Takeko, saying it should be a mark of past love. The film has many layers and plot points that add to the drama. And Rainie Yang and Isabella Leong make a great lesbian couple. A very compelling and saddening drama.

Swamp Devil. Nah, not exactly good, but not exactly terrible, either.

Watching Dawn of the Dead on MTV

The Family Stone on TV last night - it is okay, one of the better Christmas movies out there.

Speed Racer.
Oh dear! Why? Wachowski's Why? A quick analogy: it's like being on Rainbow Road in Mario Kart. Too much colour to process, is no fun, and goes on way too long. Joel Silver please stop giving the Wachowski brothers money to make films. Bound was good, Matrix was fantastic that tapped the zeitgeist of the time perfectly, everything else is deplorable bulls**t.

(Susan Sarandon was the best thing in it. I never thought I would say that, ever.)

Slap Shot 2: Breaking the Ice

Inside Man

Really good ^_^

Life

The Wrestler

Pretty good little movie. "I only get hurt out there~" :(

Just came back from seeing New Moon. Unashamedly, I loved it.

Hi Friends,
What was the last movie you saw in a theater?

9

Man with a movie camera.

Ninja Assassin. It was okay.

Sadly, probably the most redundant name for a movie, ever :(

I'm not opposed to seeing it at some point. I mean it's the Wachowskis.

Saw VI - first of the Saw films I saw in theaters!

Unfortunately, it was New Moon. Before that, The Men Who Stare At Goats

I think it was Panic Room, wasn't anything special. Might watch Back To The Future 3 later

This may sound bad, considering WHEN the movie was in cinemas here in AUS...

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End.

Great movie... but alas the last movie I saw at the cinema.

I've had a hard time remembering this but I think it may have been District 9.

New Moon yesterday.

District 9. Loved the "mockumentary" part, didn't like everything after that

last movie saw was shit the break up it wasnt funny at all

:grammar:

Welcome to Shrine, though. Enjoy your stay :)

tonight I saw Paranormal Activity and lost my shit. scared the fucking hell out of me (and the entire theatre)

Passengers (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qj2pXJPNAW4&feature=PlayList&p=1F7C6A4133AF1416&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=14) (2008) - An intriguing film with a great cast (Anne Hathaway, Patrick Wilson, Andre Braugher, David Morse, Clea DuVall) about a group of passengers strangely affected by their survival after a plane crash. And while the premise is interesting and the casting is great, everything else is not. The music plays tepid and adds nothing to the scenes, the story doesn't seem to be heading toward an impending climax until an hour into the film, and relationships between characters feel forced. Though the ending did surprise me, however cliche it might have been.

WOLF......its a funny and scary movie.

Where The Wild Things Are, a lot funnier than I was expecting, especially Alex, the goat-head Wild Thing. Kind of distressing in places. Karen O's music is great though maybe overused. Warmed my stone cold heart.

G.I.JOE The Rise of Cobra....

:tommydissapproves:

I want those 113 minutes back....

All the Real Girls

I typed out all of these great quotes, but, you know what? You just need to watch it yourselves. All my fellow Zooey lovers, she's in this. Might be her best. It probably is, but I still want to see 500 Days of Summer.

Of course I do, what am I saying? This movie is so sublime, I'm in a weird happy/sad mood right now because of it. I'm floaty, and that's such a good feeling :)

Bedtime Stories. I don't go to the theater very often...

Orphan - I really, really enjoyed this one. The pace was nice and the orphan Esther was super creepy, calculated, and scary at times. I can't stand most kids in films and all the children did a good job of not being overly cute or full of quips. And while I was already aware of the twist, the film was compelling all the way to the end.

Orphan - I really, really enjoyed this one. The pace was nice and the orphan Esther was super creepy, calculated, and scary at times. I can't stand most kids in films and all the children did a good job of not being overly cute or full of quips. And while I was already aware of the twist, the film was compelling all the way to the end.

go to youtube and watch Kreator's video "Enemy of God". there's Esther.... except she's cuter...

I watch The Fly (1986) and it was incredibly disturbing but awesome.

Chasing Amy

Holden's plan is painful to watch. Hyperbole for how stupid the things we do can be, even when we THINK we have good intentions.

The unburdening, the parking lot fight. Man...

The walk away is pretty excruciating, too.

Metropolis - Animated - Just a childhood favorite of mine that I've carried.

2012 awsum man
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hz86TsGx3fc

New moon.

Blind Side. WAY better than I thought it was going to be. I figured it was just going to be another cookie-cutter inspirational sports movie, but it wasn't.

Star Trek (Adrams)

Choke

'Twas eh.

Arthur and the Minimoys.

xO +

The Princess and the Frog

Probably one of the most amazing movies I've ever seen. :')

High Fidelity

YOU'LL REMEMBER WHEN TEN CALLS A DAY WAS THE GOLDEN AGE!!!!!

:D

2012 and it was the only movie i saw in 2009 because the other movies sucked (by looking the reviews on IMDB)!!, but im so excited for next year:D=)

No way, lots of good movies have come out this year!!

Up was great, Star Trek was incredible, Coraline was good, the Soloist, the proposal, julie & julia, blind side ( i go see movies a lot), ponyo, surrogates, harry potter ( I still have to see fantastic mr. fox and Princess and the frog)...

Those were my high points for this year in film, anyway.

It depends on what interests you of course, but I almost never trust movie reviews. I do, however, trust rotten tomatoes ratings sometimes.

"Time Traveller's Wife" with my fiance. Very different from what I predicted, but very moving, I thought.

Everybody's Fine

Not quite what I expected. This might be the best movie i've ever seen.

"This is it"

Memento

Wow. Just, wow. I need to see if the reversed version is on this disc. I remember it being an easter egg on one of the versions.

I can't remember to forget you

2012

Black Knight. Martin Lawrence FTW.

Elf, just been on tv :)

Lost in Translation - Now I have sorry, Naka what? stuck in my head.

The Usual Suspects. Awesome movie.

Inglorious Bastards Just awesome.

Up! Hilarity ensued.

Kiki's Delivery Service! great.

Hidalgo. Don't care if the story is false or true, a damn good movie.

I watched Starter for 10 today, I loved it. And it's one of the only instances where I've been completely satisfied by the ending of a romantic comedy!

Anyone seen Avatar yet? Gonne see it Friday night, can't wait :O

Shaun of the Dead

Hidalgo. Don't care if the story is false or true, a damn good movie.

it's a true story.

angels and demons

Anger Management.

For a few Dollars More

Up! Hilarity ensued.
Same here-- I went ahead bought the DVD. Loved it just as much as I did when I saw it in the theater.

Bee Movie

Anti-christ
I thought it was an intriguing movie with interesting character interactions and imageries. But I must say I liked the film a lot more before I read the director's pompous comments about it.

Before this one I just watched the 1945 classic, Dead of Night. I must say they really knew how to make black and white images unforgettable. Something that seldom happens with me with colored images these days despite high-end CG capabilities.

The Golden Compass. Great movie, as I've never read the books. I plan to, though. Lyra's a cute kid, and Sam Elliot's the regular cowboy bad ass.

Bee Movie

Is it good? I love Jerry Seinfeld so I've been meaning to watch it.

Was at Avatar this morning, thought it was brilliant.

bee movie is pretty good, Mossy.

Lost in Translation - Now I have sorry, Naka what? stuck in my head.

This is a fantastic movie. I've been wanting to watch it again for months now but I 've gone and lost my DVD. I think I lent it out but can't remember to whom. Damn!

Last night I watched BRICK. It was great. Film Noir set in a high school.

Last night I watched BRICK. It was great. Film Noir set in a high school.

Nice, a Rian Johnson flick. Have you seen The Brothers Bloom yet?

Nice, a Rian Johnson flick. Have you seen The Brothers Bloom yet?

No, only found out about it today on IMDB.
If it's even half as good as Brick then I'll hunt it down for sure.

Brick is Love

Red dragon. A bit of a disappointment, it was rather predictable and a bit hoggish on Lekter's moments.

Night at the Museum 2

Baraka. Beautifully shot film that really takes your breath away. It makes you appreciate so much and really opens you to see that there is a world beyond your four walls. Sometimes we forget that, I feel.

Night at the Museum 2

How was it? As good as the first?

Last movie I saw at the theaters was "Star Wars episode 3 Revenge of the Sith"

My Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

To let movie reviews dictate whether or not you should go see a film, is just plain silly.


I almost never trust movie reviews. I do, however, trust rotten tomatoes ratings sometimes.

Rotten T is quite possibly the last one you should trust. :(

Last movie I saw was Zombie Land ^_^
Rule 4: Doubletap :D

How was it? As good as the first?

It was pretty good imo. Still had the same camaraderie between the characters ad the new ones were played out well. If you liked the first one, you'll like the second one.

Last movie I watched was Serenity.

It was pretty good imo. Still had the same camaraderie between the characters ad the new ones were played out well. If you liked the first one, you'll like the second one.

Last movie I watched was Serenity.

Awesome :D I did enjoy the first; one of the funniest movies I've ever seen with Ben Stiller in it. :D

Baby Mama - A nice update on the Odd Couple scenario with baby mama drama added. Tina Fey and Amy Poehler make a great pair and I laughed my ass off. There was a little bit of sentimentality I could have done without, but other than that it was great.

Watched Bee Movie, enjoyed it okay. It's no Seinfeld but there's some pretty funny lines and at just over 80 minutes it's hard to complain too much.

Finished watching Vamp and John Carpenter's Vampires, yesterday.

I Love You, Beth Cooper.
Was funny.

the last I saw was Twilight: New Moon. I love it.

Catch Me if You Can.

It was amazing.

Iron Man

Still a delight~

Public Enemies - Great production value, decent acting and action but I never really felt anything for the characters and their relationships with others. Also there was some shoddy camera work during certain action sequences that I didn't like. The film is worth the ticket for Depp and Bale, but it won't move you in any way.

Iron Man

Still a delight~

That movie kicks some serious ass and then some!

The Cannonball Run II. Great cast, zany antics and car chases. What else is there?

Public Enemies - Great production value, decent acting and action but I never really felt anything for the characters and their relationships with others. Also there was some shoddy camera work during certain action sequences that I didn't like. The film is worth the ticket for Depp and Bale, but it won't move you in any way.

Liar! Best film of 2009 hands down unless Sherlock Holmes pulls it out of the bag, which I doubt.

Watched Goodfellas last night, great film.

Liar! Best film of 2009 hands down unless Sherlock Holmes pulls it out of the bag, which I doubt.

Watched Goodfellas last night, great film.

I haven't seen either movie yet :(

Jingle All the Way

Favorite Chistmas movie evar~

Shrek 2

Just woke up... and have the bestest evah Christmas movie/special/whatever on...

The Star Wars Christmas Special.

..... I'm going to Hell because of it.

Sukiyaki Western Django

This movie was Tits! Big ole greasy double D tits!

From the Godzilla Collection - New Generation Series - 2002: Godzilla, Mothra & King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack

Mouthful of a title, but a good movie

Sherlock Holmes,

Enjoyed it thoroughly

Iron Man

Oh RDJ~

New Police Story.

I'm a fan of Jackie Chan's, and this is one of his best imo.

A Christmas Story, then Night at the Museum on Christmas Eve!

Watched Con Air and now watching Air America

Just finished watching the Peter Pan movie from 2003, I think it was. Good, but not spectacular.

Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince - I got the DVD for Christmas ^_^

City Hunter.

A Jackie Chan movie, with a rather... 'unique' I guess... look at Streetfighter... with Jackie himself performing as E.Honda, two others as Dhalsim and Guile against a idiot version of Ken... who is then beaten by Jackie Chan dressed as Chun Li.

EDIT: I was bored and I looked on Youtube. Here's the clip of the above scene:

Jackie Chan impersonating E. Honda and Chun Li (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVx8l_-nn6c)

Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince

Avatar

how was it? i heard it was so jumpy people were having seizures and stuff in the theaters.

Sounds like you heard about Revenge of the Fallen ;)

Avatar was most excellent.

Avatar was amazing.

I just saw Sherlock Holmes. It was good, nothing mind blowing, but I enjoyed it.

The Fourth Kind. It was terrible.

District 9, still think Wikus is the best film character of the year

Resident Evil: Degeneration, eh. Is that supposed to be before or after RE4? Leon is a different character. Clare was awesome though. I loved the part with the plane and the zombies falling out. What was with Angela's dress at the end? I think they were just trying to make her more feminine after being really mascline throughout the film, but it just made her look prego. Film needed more Chris Redfield.

Just got back from seeing Avatar in 3D....for the third time. And I don't think it's my last time either. I might see it one or two more times :D.

Erm, I watched Toy Story and The Brave Little Toaster, yesterday.

Ninja Assassin. I want to see Avatar in I-MAX 3d, But I'd have to pay for it since it's still selling out and AMC employees get second pickings over paying guests... But I can hear it from the Concession; that mother's loud as hell.

Martian Successor Nadesico: The Prince of Darkness

New Police Story.

I'm a fan of Jackie Chan's, and this is one of his best imo.


City Hunter.

A Jackie Chan movie, with a rather... 'unique' I guess... look at Streetfighter... with Jackie himself performing as E.Honda, two others as Dhalsim and Guile against a idiot version of Ken... who is then beaten by Jackie Chan dressed as Chun Li.

EDIT: I was bored and I looked on Youtube. Here's the clip of the above scene:

Jackie Chan impersonating E. Honda and Chun Li (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVx8l_-nn6c)

The first one is great, more violent than the usual Jackie fare. But what was that SF II travesty? Was the whole film that bad?

The first one is great, more violent than the usual Jackie fare. But what was that SF II travesty? Was the whole film that bad?

It was comedic license being tortured and then thrown into the wood chipper lol. City Hunter was pure comedy/stupidity, a good movie to watch if you want a laugh imo. The whole film was zany and madcap though.

Just finished watching Clerks II.

Wow, Milla looks impossibly even more hot there

agreed, Lukey. damn.

She's a brash tomboy-type in that film. Not a stellar movie, but entertaining.

"Paranormal Activity", terribly overhyped imo.

The Final Countdown.

A marathon of the Evil Dead Trilogy.

Terminator Salvation

avatar.pretty good.

Avatar

Sherlock Holmes. I thought it was actually pretty good, but it was really weird.

Terminator Salvation

Have you seen the scene where you see that hot chick's boobs? I thought they were rather nice :).

Have you seen the scene where you see that hot chick's boobs? I thought they were rather nice :).

@IDX meh, I've seen better lol (I have to say that nowadays, otherwise I get bitchslapped)

Last movie I watched was Beetlejuice. An old one, but still a classic imo.

Watched V for Vendetta earlier. Not seen it since 2005... Love it!

Gamer- not as bad as I thought it would be

Excellent. Even better than their previous collaboration. (A History of Violence.)

30 Days of Night. Seen it about ten times now, but I stil enjoy it immensely.

Young Frankenstein - One of the best Mel Brooks movies ever. Black & White but my god, the comedy in it is hilarious and the cast was great ^^

Highly recommend this one.

Young Frankenstein - One of the best Mel Brooks movies ever. Black & White but my god, the comedy in it is hilarious and the cast was great ^^

Highly recommend this one.

Dude, that movie is one of my favorites too! I haven't seen it since I was in school; in my history class (I had a very eccentric, upbeat history teacher) we watched that movie almost every couple weeks. Been a few years now, but I can still remember how funny it is! Now I wanna watch it!

Last movie I watched was Spirited Away yesterday, but before that was the glorious Avatar (not in 3-d though :() in the theater! Can't wait for the 3-d showing!

Up in the Air. Thought it was absolutely brilliant, a top 20 film for sure.

30 Days of Night. Seen it about ten times now, but I stil enjoy it immensely.

Nice Movie.

I just watched "The Warriors" a movie that I haven't seen it in so much time. I read that they plan to do a Remake.

Young Frankenstein - One of the best Mel Brooks movies ever. Black & White but my god, the comedy in it is hilarious and the cast was great ^^

Highly recommend this one.

one of my favs too.