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For all the other, this is the movie tread where you can say what movies you have seen recently as the title says...

Team America World Police is a nice flick, I would have wanted to see it in school, or something like it...

I saw Volver by Almodóvar (sp?) recently. I rather liked it.

I saw Volver by Almodóvar (sp?) recently. I rather liked it.

Really? I saw 'about my mom' or something like that from that guy, cause I read such good reviews, one day after work, I went and saw it (I used to go the movies by myself a lot :D ) and didnt think much of it.

Wasn't bad or anything, but wasn't great either.

Maybe I should give that almodovar guy another chance.

I used to go the movies by myself a lot :D .

Hey, there's nothing wrong with that.

I just saw a "Diary of Anne Frank" movie in school. It was the old balck and white one.

Any movies? I guess most recently was I, Robot on TBS. I wonder if I, Robot was the precursor to the Second Renaissance and ultimately to the Matrix though...

But movies in the cinema? The last movie I saw in the cinema was Doom several years ago, which was sadly very disappointing. VERY disappointing.

300 it has all the necessary mindless blood, sex and violence that makes a smashing movie.

300; waste of time except the oracle girl scene (that actress is mind-blowingly gorgeous).

300... in IMAX.. i liked it..

300; waste of time except the oracle girl scene (that actress is mind-blowingly gorgeous).
:goodjob: Of all the ppl i talked to about the movie, i seemed to be the only one who really enjoyed that scene.

That's because she is a redhead, furthering my theory that redheads are the hottest examples of human females.

That's because she is a redhead, furthering my theory that redheads are the hottest examples of human females.

indeed. but regardless, i saw hot fuzz recently. 10/10 i give it.

:goodjob: Of all the ppl i talked to about the movie, i seemed to be the only one who really enjoyed that scene.
Oh, the scene itself wasn't anything great, it was the fantastic female who made it worthwhile. ;)

See, for example:
http://hqbeat.com/hathsam.jpg
:love:

indeed. but regardless, i saw hot fuzz recently. 10/10 i give it.

Oh good heavens, I knew there was a film I was missing!

I do adore Simon Pegg :D

I just saw "the constant gardener", which was good, but not fantastic and thoroughly depressing.

And just after that I saw "Stranger than Fiction", which was very good but not perfect yet did still deliver a nice feeling very well transmitted through modern or barren 1970:s architecture.

Oh good heavens, I knew there was a film I was missing!

I do adore Simon Pegg :D

you haven't seen it???:eek: its by far one of the funniest films ive seen for awhile

I just saw "the constant gardener", which was good, but not fantastic and thoroughly depressing.

As always, the book was better. Movie was good, but in a weeknight curl up in front on the telly kind of way. Great acting.

Believe me BCLG, I am not sure why it's left my attention for so long. I've been proclaiming the greatness of Spaced since its first series, as well as Shaun of the Dead. Why I haven't seen this is beyond me.

Meet the Robinsons and Happily Never After.

Meet the Robinsons was really good (asides from me trying to figure out every possible timeline) but Happily Never After was relatively Mediocre. funny in spots, but overall, meh.

meet the robinsons was HILARIOUS!
also, blades of glory.

i just saw anaconda on tv yesterday, and the night before i saw constantine. both very good!
i was only watching tv because i was in a hotel and both comuters were occupied :mad:

Prestige : not bad, and the twist is good. but the part about the tesla invention still leave the movie far from classic.

Perfume : nice movie, but somehow, mine copy seems to be censored... -_-"

Gin and Tonic

"As always, the book was better."

Not always, "Fightclub" has made a good transition to the screen, so did "the world according to Garp" and "Fear and Loathing in LasVegas".

Yet in deed, books turned in to movies are often very poor.

Over the weekend I watched Prison Break, Season 1, episodes 1-6.

Alien- the 8th passenger

Yesterday I watched Gangs of New York.

Yesterday I watched Gangs of New York.

WHat did you think of it?

Yesterday I watched Good Will Hunting.

Couple of days ago I watched the Fountain. It was pretty much what I expected (i.e. not a sci-fi movie it's so often described). I thought it was quite good even though writing left a lot to hope for (especially the main characters were lacking somehow). I don't agree with the hype around the film but then I'm not a big Aronofsky fan either.

Yesterday I "watched" two films. The Sentinel bored me after 30 minutes and Borat after 10 minutes (not that Borat was thrice as boring as The Sentinel but I was thrice as bored to begin with). I must admit that they fulfilled my expectations rather well.

Gin and Tonic

"As always, the book was better."

Not always, "Fightclub" has made a good transition to the screen, so did "the world according to Garp" and "Fear and Loathing in LasVegas".

Yet in deed, books turned in to movies are often very poor.

I haven't seen "the world according to Garp", but the fight club book sucked, compared to the movie at least, which was a first for me, in all other cases Book>Movie.

I listened to "Fear and Loathing in LasVegas" the audio book (my first audio book actually, wasn't bad at all). I thought it was better than the movie, not much better, but better.

Well "the world according to Garp" the book only had a slightly longer plot than the movie, IMO they where equally good. It is a very nice film/book.

"but the fight club book sucked, compared to the movie at least"

What was it that you disliked with the book? I have read a couple of other books by Palachniuk, they where pretty good both of them.
I found the book a bit better because it was a bit nastier.

Fear and loathing the book was slightly better, but not much.

Saw "300" today. I liked it, since it had great bloody swordfights etc. That's all I expected from it and it delivered.

Well "the world according to Garp" the book only had a slightly longer plot than the movie, IMO they where equally good. It is a very nice film/book.

"but the fight club book sucked, compared to the movie at least"

What was it that you disliked with the book? I have read a couple of other books by Palachniuk, they where pretty good both of them.
I found the book a bit better because it was a bit nastier.

Fear and loathing the book was slightly better, but not much.

Mostly the ending. Very disappointing. I like the guy, I didn't want him to end up like that, even death would've been better for him than what did happen.

Never read or seen that garp movie/book, I might.

I liked that other film you recommended earlier: Underground.
I have recommended that one a few times here, we had a couple of "non hollywood movies" threads, I posted in them, recommending this movie.

It's brilliant.

Not what I have seen, but what I am watching this weekend. They get here tomorrow, and I'm quite looking forward to a marathon of golden oldies:

Battleship Potempkin
Alexander Nevsky (seen this one before, awesome movie)
Metropolis

Sunshine was the last film I saw at the pictures and what a load of bollocks it was.

Metropolis

I really should see this sometime. Lang is one of my favorite oldie directors and Metropolis looks really interesting. It's such a shame that Lang's original version is forever lost :sad:

Just watched The Departed and to be honest I was disappointed. After all the hype and Oscars I was expecting a great movie but only saw a mediocre one. Acting ranged from okay (DiCaprio) to very bad (Nicholson), scripting was very sloppy at times and even directing was kind of bland for someone like Scorsese. Without the high expectations I might have liked it more but now it just didn't deliver.

I watched one of my all time favorite moves "Patton" the other day, i really love that movie but i cant get around the battle scenes because they used the wrong kind of tanks for it

300 - I would imagine it got a lot of airtime here on civfanatics, but it was a crock. Dub out all the speaking parts, shorten it to 45 minutes and you'd have an interesting art movie.

Cypher (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0284978/)- On TV, quite good for a movie with Lucy Liu in it and almost good except that the entire movie is pointless. What a waste.

[edit] Good lord, according to IMDB this waste of time actually won awards!

Not what I have seen, but what I am watching this weekend. They get here tomorrow, and I'm quite looking forward to a marathon of golden oldies:

Metropolis

If you watch the whole of Metropolis, I will give you one virtual biscuit.

I saw 300 at the moving picture emporium, and it was quite decent as far as films adapted from graphic novels go. Less of the girls would have been optimum. The ending was rather spiffing in an old fashioned rousing sense.

Other than that, there was 'The Dam Busters' and 'Above Us the Waves' on the television of late; the latter builds the tension quite nicely until the triumphal shout from the communications man "It's N*gger!" and they go and nearly shake Barnes Wallis' arm off. Fine black and white pictures.

Edit: For some reason, Guy Gibson's dog is verboten. Tsk.

Just watched "Natural City" yesterday.

I can honestly say that I liked it.

The Lives of Others. Best film of the year so far.
300: surely will be the most visually impressive film this year.
Curse of the Golden Flower was pretty disappointing.

I just saw Hot Fuzz.

That.

Was.

AWESOME.

I so envy you!^^

I just saw Vacancy. Sucked. Do NOT go see this movie.

I just finished Metropolis. There was an extensive explanation at the beginning talking about the restoration and missing scenes that were filled in with text explanations. Seems like the majority of the missing scenes involved the rather creepy "thin man".

Anyhoo, good flick and now having seen it, I can see the influence it's had on other movies that I didn't realize where they had the inspiration before. Obviously quite aged (and fragmented with the missing scenes), but all in all still an enjoyable movie.

Babel!
Babel!
Babel!

Watched Children of Men today. While the script wasn't exactly innovative Cuarón's direction is always top notch and the cast did pretty good job too. Quite good film especially when compared to most of the crap that comes out these days.

I saw Superman Returns yesterday, it was pretty good, better than I expected. 3/5

I saw Wild Hogs today, pretty lame, but not horrible. 2/5

I saw Click tonight. It's definitely one of my favourite films.

What does everybody else think of it?

Over the weekend I watched Prison Break, Season 1, episodes 7-12.

I also watched Der Untergang (again). Such a kick in the face that movie.

Heh just saw Hot Fuzz yesterday. Bloody funny film! :goodjob:


I saw Click tonight. It's definitely one of my favourite films.

What does everybody else think of it?

Kate Beckinsale, some funny humor, a tad bit touching at a few parts, Christopher Walken, 'twas pretty alright.

Over the weekend I watched Prison Break, Season 1, episodes 7-12.

I also watched Der Untergang (again). Such a kick in the face that movie.

Oy, mighty film. Has serious deficiencies in structure/pacing (though of course it follows an established timeline so there's a limit what can be done about that) but that's not what you remember after the film. You remember that earth-shaking performance by Ganz, the sexy uniforms, and the total breakdown in the concepts of military and civilian, like no other war film ever really showed you.

Yesterday I watched Total Recall.

Déjà Vu, pretty good.
Night at the Museum, not bad, worth the rental.
Smokin' Aces. Meh.

Watched Perfume - The Story of a Murderer yesterday. Story dragged quite a bit at times but otherwise it was alright.

I saw "Death tunnel" today. This is one of the worst horror films I've ever seen. The story was horrible and the messy editing of the film didn't help it any. Why? When? Where? Who? How? That's what I kept asking myself during this movie. The story kept leaping between flashbacks and flashing "scary" pictures during action sequences that didn't have anything to do with the whole scene. Half of the time the characters we're having hallucinations that we're just mess of weird imagery and flashy camera effects.

Watch this movie if you want to see a great example of bad editing. The whole movie is just a excuse of showing half naked college girls and flashy images in a row without any real plot.

Anyhoo, good flick and now having seen it, I can see the influence it's had on other movies that I didn't realize where they had the inspiration before.

Cough Blade Runner.

Yesterday I watched Dead Poet's Society.

The Gift (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0219699/)

Well made, good cast, but essentially predictable supernatural thriller.

Eragon, didnt like it after reading the book

Stepford wives, I hope some one builds a village like that. BTW ghandi rules Eragon was written to be a movie. The book is the bad version.

Yeah i know... But the book is still much better than the movie... Anyway i give it a book that is extremely copied...

http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u197/dahlstedt/silmarillion.gif

The only book that would be harder to make into a movie than The Silmarillion is the Bible, I think . . .

Mel might see that as a challenge..

The only book that would be harder to make into a movie than The Silmarillion is the Bible, I think . . .

Yes, have planned for a homourus flash movie whith a serious intro movie to the silmarrillion... :lol:

Why is the sil so hard?

It's just so complicated so reading it is very hard, imagine then a movie... But only Nan i hin hurin can maybe be pretty good...

Yeah, but the Narn needs a lot of context; without the Nirnaeth, you don't know why Morgoth is doing what he is doing, and without Tuor and Earendil you won't get to see how his evil ends up backfiring.

I saw "sunshine" a couple of weeks ago. It was pretty. And a bit poorly written. But it was pretty :)

Yeah, but the Narn needs a lot of context; without the Nirnaeth, you don't know why Morgoth is doing what he is doing, and without Tuor and Earendil you won't get to see how his evil ends up backfiring.

It maybe can be a serie... First the creation, then... WTF it is hard yes... :p

"25th hour", it was nice.

I saw Ninja Scrolls or smthing like that. It's an anime. It was slightly better than all the animes i've seen. So that makes it a bit above average.
I've yet to see an anime which isn't childish/average/boring/lame.

I'll give them one last chance tho - i'll try Helsing.

Mmm; Ninja Scroll. I personally kind of liked that, ultraviolence though it may be. I agree though that I never had much luck with anime either (although I'm probably just too uninformed to know of the good stuff). Nice one though! :goodjob:

(btw, while not exactly the same genre (I don't think?), I would personally highly recommend giving Cowboy Bebop (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cowboy_bebop) a try before giving up completely. It's tough to describe fully, but I really like it. It is basically Japanese animation with heavy American Jazz and Western influences, telling the story of a misfit bunch of bounty hunters in the future. I personally liked the episodes better than the movie though (not that the movie was bad or anything), so if you do feel like checking it out, I would recommend getting a DVD of four episodes of the show rather than going for the movie first, FWIW.)

The only noteworthy movie I've seen recently was the Maltese Falcon, which was worth the hype, IMHO. Quality flick.

Oh and Kurosawa's "Ran", which was a retelling of Shakespeare's "King Lear" set in feudal Japan. Very solid, although it was a bit confusing to see a Kurosawa flick where Mifune doesn't come striding onto the screen at some point. ;)

Mmm; Ninja Scroll. I personally kind of liked that, ultraviolence though it may be. I agree though that I never had much luck with anime either (although I'm probably just too uninformed to know of the good stuff). Nice one though! :goodjob:
It was in fact the best anime i ever saw. All the violence saved it. :D
(btw, while not exactly the same genre (I don't think?), I would personally highly recommend giving Cowboy Bebop (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cowboy_bebop) a try before giving up completely. It's tough to describe fully, but I really like it. It is basically Japanese animation with heavy American Jazz and Western influences, telling the story of a misfit bunch of bounty hunters in the future. I personally liked the episodes better than the movie though (not that the movie was bad or anything), so if you do feel like checking it out, I would recommend getting a DVD of four episodes of the show rather than going for the movie first, FWIW.)
I keep hearing good things about that. I might try it someday after i get another "i wanna watch some anime now" moment. I'll stick with Helsing for the moment.

Saw 8 mile for a while ago... It was good...

300, and before that "Last King of Scotland" which is a really great movie btw.

I just saw Equilibrium wednesday, Funny to see many familiar places.

Spiderman 3.

Really short, really, really crappy, and rushed Review: I hate spoilers, so I made sure that this is spoiler free.

Going into this, I was pretty much expecting a good movie (unlike Pirates 3, who's preview left me terribly disappointed and not looking forward to it as much), like the first two. Early reviews were favorable, although not quite as sparkling as the first two.

The movie featured the familiar wry humor spread through action sequences and whiz-bang special effects previously seen, although these effects were quite spectacular. One critique I have had of parts one and two is that the acting was mediocre at best; surprisingly, this movie was better acted by everyone involved, even though the parts were more demanding this time around. Some of Peter Parker's (Maguire) scenes in which he has "transformed" (and I'll leave it at that) were good, and Mary Jane (Dunst) whom I have often looked upon unfavorably, was pretty convincing. One complaint I do have is the crying scenes, they were used too often and weren't especially convincing. Also, the beginning feels a little cluttered; introducing two new villains, along with Harry Osbourne seems to have crowded the early scenes a little.

Spiderman 3 requires a greater suspension of belief than either of the previous two, but the excellent special effects and script make the jump easy enough for viewers. Good action and humor round out a fitting third (and possibly final) piece to the trilogy.

Pros:
-Improved Acting
-Special Effects Spectacular
-Funniest of the series

Cons:
-To much crying; too overdone, often dampened romance scenes
-One semi-major plot twist was predictable (the 'alliance', if you've seen it you know what I mean)

Bottom Line: I give it a 8.5 out of 10. I can only think of about 15 or so movies I have given better scores, and, me being the big movie buff I am and usually harsh critic, that's pretty damn good.

300, We are Marshall, Fly Boys, Smokin' Aces, End Game, Sentinel, Departed, and a bunch of others I can't remember

I just saw Spidie 3. It is not as good as the second one, which is clearly the best of the lot.

I just saw Spidie 3. It is not as good as the second one, which is clearly the best of the lot.

On that note, I watched the first two Spiderman movies the last two days. I can't really blame them if they couldn't up the first two, they were awesome movies.

Just watched Rush Hour 2 on TNT, such a funny movie.

Spidey 3, was two and a half hours long and it still seemed like the last hour was way rushed, way way way rushed, everything just happened to conviniently fall into place to well.

Spiderman 3 was an efffing emofest of crying. I swear to godamn god there wasnt 10 minutes without a damn crying emotional scene. ARRRRGH! KLERIK SMASH PIECED OF EMO MOVIe.

Venom was also made lame. Where are the wicked teeth and twisted long tongue? Where is his humongous stature!? And his voice!? Damn Erik Forman without any kind of computer dubbing or anything. Why the hell they just didnt make Fez play it then.

Though I confess there were good parts of the movie. Especially when Spidey was kickass with the black suit and even slapped that annoying woman of his. And the blonde was hot too.

Spiderman 3 was an efffing emofest of crying. I swear to godamn god there wasnt 10 minutes without a damn crying emotional scene. ARRRRGH! KLERIK SMASH PIECED OF EMO MOVIe.

Venom was also made lame. Where are the wicked teeth and twisted long tongue? Where is his humongous stature!? And his voice!? Damn Erik Forman without any kind of computer dubbing or anything. Why the hell they just didnt make Fez play it then.

Though I confess there were good parts of the movie. Especially when Spidey was kickass with the black suit and even slapped that annoying woman of his. And the blonde was hot too.

I just thought things got to fast and convienient towards the end of it, and i hate that, everythng fell into place all perfect and everything worked out fine. Plus there just wasnt enough backstory on anything.

I just watched The Good Shepherd, which I believe is vastly underrated.

I watched Disturbia and Red Line.

Disturbia - really good movie. :D
Red Line - if you like rich people who host races with really nice, cool cars and have hot girls everywhere, this is your kind of movie.

I saw Back to the Future again! That's in my top five now.

the prestige.
saw it during the weekend. :vomit:

to compensate i saw KAW.
a grrovy horror flick involving ravens, a village, you know the rest. :thumbsup:

if im lucky and i have some free time tuesday, tis both of Clint's latest for me:
Letters from Iwo Jima + Flags of our fathers.
letters is reputed to be better.
ill give a detailed report when i see them.

Did you know he is making another Dirty Harry movie? friggin cool.

I saw Motherloving Snakes on a Motherloving plane yesterday. It sucked teh ass.

I saw In The Army Now from 1994, starring Pauly Shore again.
I remembered it to be better, goes to show how much I knew back in 1994. :yeah:

the prestige.
saw it during the weekend. :vomit:

to compensate i saw KAW.
a grrovy horror flick involving ravens, a village, you know the rest. :thumbsup:

if im lucky and i have some free time tuesday, tis both of Clint's latest for me:
Letters from Iwo Jima + Flags of our fathers.
letters is reputed to be better.
ill give a detailed report when i see them.
i actually thought the prestige was really good....certianlly a hell of alot better then the illusionist

I remembered it to be better, goes to show how much I knew back in 1994. :yeah:

I know the feeling all too well :blush: I can guarantee that the combination of being allowed to watch almost any movie since the age of 10 and being of that age at the mid 80's is a combination that allows one to be embarrassed of one's stupidity. I find it utterly amazing that movies like Revenge of the Ninja and The New Barbarians were actually some of my absolute favorites back then. I guess they showed different versions back then :rolleyes:

i actually thought the prestige was really good....certainly a hell of a lot better then the illusionist
that actually shows you how successful i am at blocking out the horrors of modern cinematic achievements.
quite the magician, i am ;)

edit-

girlfriend just walked in with a promo copy of HOT FUZZ (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0425112/)
from the cast of SHAUN OF THE DEAD.
should be hilarious to the hilt!

I know the feeling all too well :blush: I can guarantee that the combination of being allowed to watch almost any movie since the age of 10 and being of that age at the mid 80's is a combination that allows one to be embarrassed of one's stupidity. I find it utterly amazing that movies like Revenge of the Ninja and The New Barbarians were actually some of my absolute favorites back then. I guess they showed different versions back then :rolleyes:

Yeah, It's even worse when you see one of those old movies and discover half your personality is stolen from it. Little things you say and do and so on, only you've been saying those things for so long, you yourself forgot that you stole them from the movies to begin with. :lol:


I saw Hot Fuzz just now, and I dont see what all the fuzz is about.
It wasn't bad, but it wasn't that great either, shaun of the dead was much better.

Saw "Picking up the pieces", can't decide what to think, it was OK I guess, the part about "the finger" was great, but a lot of things in the movie where plain irritating.

just saw Shooter, the movie was better than the trailer let me assume, but I bet the book is even better. Not that the movies is wonderful, it's above average, nothing more.

then - a day later - saw Pirates 2 with friends after a bit of poker play ;) I think - as far as I can remember - that it wasn't that bad, just a Disney children movie with more childish gags than anything else, but I thought it was still funny.

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just suffered through Epic Movie.
save yourselves....
its too late for me :old:....

Adding myself to the folk who has seen Spiderman 3. I quite liked it, though there were too many villains with very little reason to care for them. Only Harry was the exception, and that's only he's had two previous films of character building. The final battle was exceptionally good, though very predictable.

By far the best cameo of Bruce Campbell though :D

Over the weekend I watched Prison Break, Season 1, episodes 13-22.

Season 2 out on DVD anytime soon?

I happened across A Night to Remember last night, during one of my rare times of actually watching the TV. A fantastic film.

Yesterday I watched Wolf.

Yesterday I watched Wolf.

Suits you...

:D

The one with Michelle Pfeiffer and Jack Nicholson?

Michelle Pfeiffer = :love:

Suits you...I didn't like it.
The one with Michelle Pfeiffer and Jack Nicholson?Yes.

Alferd Packer The Musical (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0115819/)
from Trey Parker of Southpark notoriety, this is a cannibal flick meets Oklohoma The Musical.
11 years old,and still as funny now as this was then....
miss this at your own peril!

I watched Get Shorty. Not bad.

Vacancy. It sucked.

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest && Taxi Driver, both awesome films :)

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest && Taxi Driver, both awesome films :)

I agree. You're right.

Princess mononoke, it was really hard to find, but worth it. A great film, with a message ( not the eco one many people see it as, you need to look deeper) well rounded 3D characters, who are complex and highly believable. All in all, amazing!

I saw the first half of the movie "click" starring adam sandler the other day.

It sucked bad.

Last week I saw "Hot Fuzz"...waaaaaaaaaaay too much British for me to handle.

I saw the first half of the movie "click" starring adam sandler the other day.

It sucked bad.

Whaaaaaat? How can you say that? :mad:

Whaaaaaat? How can you say that? :mad:

It's a comedy and it didn't make laugh or even chuckle a single time half way through. ;)

I liked Sandler alot in his saturday night live days, and like the happy gilmore movie, little nicky, waterboy, anger management and the wedding singer.

This one I didn't like.

It's a comedy and it didn't make laugh or even chuckle a single time half way through. ;)

I liked Sandler alot in his saturday night live days, and like the happy gilmore movie, little nicky, waterboy, anger management and the wedding singer.

This one I didn't like.

I thought it was his epic. It's his best, in my opinion.

I'm watching Titanic again and I still think "King Theoden" whenever I see Bernard Hill as the Captain. Keep expecting an army of Rohirrim to appear on the deck of the damned ship. Ironically, I had the opposite problem when I watched Lord of the Rings, and kept expecting him to order his cavalry to evade a random iceberg while on their way to Gondor.

Damn actors and appearing in important films that I like.

I only liked the Titanic for the scene where it was sinking and people were falling off of it and drowning. I laughed so hard in the cinema people gave me weird looks.

I only liked the Titanic for the scene where it was sinking and people were falling off of it and drowning. I laughed so hard in the cinema people gave me weird looks.

That was the only reason I watched that piece of crap.

I told my friends I wasn't gonna watch it, then they went on and on about how I should since everyone is. They sold it to me by saying someone falls off and hits a propeller.

I said cool, I've never seen a guy get sliced like that. Turned out the propeller isn't moving when the guy hits it. Major disapointment. :mad:

Dialogue and the main storyline are pretty terrible, I will say. In terms of technical accuracy it's a pretty spot on film, particularly the last twenty minutes of it's sinking, which I think is essentially real-time, and the little snippets of real-life passengers. If it could just merge that sort of special effects and accuracy with something like A Night to Remember, then I would be one happy bunny.

Laughing hard at lots of people dying on screen may get you one or two odd looks, yes :lol:

Yeah, 2/3 of Titanic is a crappy love story, and 1/3 is a really good movie about the sinking of the ship.

I wanted them both to die, specially that two-timing gold digging whore. :)

I don't remember if she was married to the rich guy when she slept with the guy, if yes then indeed she was a whore.

Yeah, 2/3 of Titanic is a crappy love story, and 1/3 is a really good movie about the sinking of the ship.

I have a huge love for the RMS Titanic, and given other peoples impressions of the film I suppose it's a good thing I'm fixated by the sets and backgrounds of the film rather than the main story that's happening.

I don't remember if she was married to the rich guy when she slept with the guy, if yes then indeed she was a whore.

She wasn't, but regardless I forgive her, as she's Kate Winslet :love:

I recently watched "Trinity Is STILL My Name!"(German title: Vier Fäuste für ein Halleluja) again. It used to be my favourite movie when i was 12 and it still makes me howl with laughter more than 10 years later. :D

I saw Cabaret. Now all the songs are stuck on my head.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkRIbUT6u7Q

M.C. and SALLY:
Money makes the world go round
The world go round, the world go round
Money makes the world go round
It makes the world go round

A mark, a yen, a buck or a pound
A buck or a pound, a buck or a pound
Is all that makes the world go round
That clinking, clanking sound
Can make the world go round

Money, money, money, money
Money, money, money, money
Money, money, money, money, money

If you happen to be rich and you feel like a night's
entertainment
You can pay for a gay escapade
If you happen to be rich, and alone, and you need
A companion, you can ring tingaling for the maid

If you happen to be rich and you find you are left by your
lover
Tho you moan and you groan quite a lot
You can take it on the chin
Call a cab, and begin to recover on your fourteen carat
yacht

Money makes the world go round
The world go round, the world go round
Money makes the world go round
Of that we both are sure
On being poor

Money, money, money, money
Money, money, money, money
Money, money, money, money, mon

When you haven't any coal in the stove and you freeze
In the winter and you curse to the wind at your fate
When you haven't any shoes on your feet and your coat's
thin as paper
And you look thirty pounds underweight

When you go to get a word of advice from the fat little
pastor
He will tell you to love evermore
But when hunger comes to rap, rat-a-tat, rat-a-tat
At the window, see how love flies out the door

For money makes the world go round
The world go round, the world go round
Money makes the world go round
The clinking, clanking sound of money

Money, money, money, money, money, money, money
Get a little, get a little
Money, money, money, money
Mark, a yen, a buck or a pound
That clinking, clanking, clunking sound
Is all that makes the world go round
It makes the world go round


M.C.:
Willkommen! Bienvenue! Welcome!
Fremder, Etranger, Stranger,
Glücklich zu sehen,
Je suis enchanté,
Happy to see you,
Bleibe, reste, stay.
Willkommen! Bienvenue! Welcome!
Im Cabaret, Au Cabaret, To Cabaret!
Meine Damen und Herren-
Mes dames et Messieurs-
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Comment ça va?
Do you feel good?
Ich bin euer Conférencier!
I am you host!
Und sage.
Willkommen! Bienvenue! Welcome!
Leave your troubles outside.
So life is disappointing, forget it!
In here life is beautiful.
The girls are beautiful.
Even the orchestra is beautiful.
[The Band plays]
And now presenting the cabaret girls!
Heidi, Christine, Mouzy, Helga, Betty, Undinglen.
Each and everyone a virgin--
You don't believe me,
Well, do not take my word for it,
Go ahead, ask Helga!
Ha ha ha!
GIRLS:
Glücklich zu sehen,
Je suis enchanté,
Happy to see you--
Willkommen! Bienvenue! Welcome!
Im Cabaret,
Au Cabaret,
To Cabaret!

Willkommen! Bienvenue! Welcome! M.C.:
Fremder, Etranger, Stranger, I love stranger
Glücklich zu sehen,
Je suis enchanté, Enchanté, Madame!

COMPANY:
Happy to see you,
Wir sagen
Willkommen! Bienvenue! Welcome!
Im Cabaret,
Au Cabaret,
To Cabaret!


SALLY BOWLES:
What good is sittin' alone in your room
Come hear the music play,
Life is a cabaret old chum
Come to the cabaret.
Put down that knittin', the book and the broom
Time for a holiday,
Life is a cabaret old chum
Come to the cabaret.
Come taste the wine, come hear that band
Come blow your horn, start celebratin'
Right this way, your table's waitin'
No use permittin' some prophet of doom
Wipe every smile away,
Life is a cabaret old chum
So come to the cabaret!

I used to have this girl friend known as Elsie
With whom I shared four sordid rooms in Chelsea
She wasn't what you'd call a blushing flower
As a matter of fact she rented by the hour
The day she died the neighbors came to sneaker
Well, that's what comes of too much pills and licqueur
But when I saw her laid down like a queen
She was the happiest corpse I'd ever seen
I think of Elsie to this very day,
I remember how she turned to me and said:

"What good is sittin' alone in your room
Come hear the music play,
Life is a cabaret old chum
Come to the cabaret"
And as for me, ha!
And as for me,
I made my up back in Chelsea
When I goooooooooooooooo,
I'm going like Elsie,

Start by admitting from cradle to tomb
There isn't that long a stay
Life is a Cabaret, old chum
It's only a Cabaret old chum
And I love a Cabaret!

I saw Children Of Men last night. It was pretty cool, the first good movie I've seen in a really long time. 4/5

Usually action in british movies is done kinda lame and amateurish, but this one looked really good, they must've had some hollywood people working on it.

I totally got that beirut -84 or sarajevo -98 feeling. Made feel like gettin an AK and shooting some random mofo. :D

Made me wish if the feces is gonna hit the fan, that it does so before I'm middle aged, so I can get in there and do some ultra violence, before I bite the big bazooka. :D

:ar15:

I only liked the Titanic for the scene where it was sinking and people were falling off of it and drowning. I laughed so hard in the cinema people gave me weird looks.
That's the best scene in the movie. I started crying when i saw that they DIDN'T both die. :cry: WHY ?????

I watched The Prestige (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0482571/) which as far as I'm aware has gone straight to Video. Strange really, it's not a bad film and had a few good actors/actresses to carry it too.
I saw Children Of Men last night. It was pretty cool, the first good movie I've seen in a really long time. 4/5

Usually action in british movies is done kinda lame and amateurish, but this one looked really good, they must've had some hollywood people working on it.
That's because all the good British actors, film crew are already in Hollywood and out of budget for a 'British' film ;)

I saw Children Of Men last night. It was pretty cool, the first good movie I've seen in a really long time. 4/5

Usually action in british movies is done kinda lame and amateurish, but this one looked really good, they must've had some hollywood people working on it.

I totally got that beirut -84 or sarajevo -98 feeling. Made feel like gettin an AK and shooting some random mofo. :D

Made me wish if the feces is gonna hit the fan, that it does so before I'm middle aged, so I can get in there and do some ultra violence, before I bite the big bazooka. :D

:ar15:

Americain oven films are stupidly unrealistic. They need British people to make it real.

That's because all the good British actors, film crew are already in Hollywood and out of budget for a 'British' film ;)

Children of Men is classed as a British film, which is good!

Saw Idiocracy (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0387808/) by Mike Judge recently. Quite an amusing movie, not great but entertaining.

I recently watched "Trinity Is STILL My Name!"(German title: Vier Fäuste für ein Halleluja) again. It used to be my favourite movie when i was 12 and it still makes me howl with laughter more than 10 years later. :D

OMG... I love that movie...I actually just found it, still in its wrapper, I bought it for my dad and lost it in the move....so, im gonna watch it.

Americain oven films are stupidly unrealistic. They need British people to make it real.

What is an "oven film"?

That's the best scene in the movie. I started crying when i saw that they DIDN'T both die. :cry: WHY ?????

You sick heartless bastard. :D

What is an "oven film"?

There is a brand of chip (French fry) in England called "American oven". I got carried away, basically.

I LOVE CABERET TO! I wish I could go see wicked some time to, loved both of the books ( wicked+son of a witch)

Yesterday I saw Dragonfly.

Yesterday I saw Dragonfly and Arlington Road. Both quite good, with Dragonfly being better.

Yesterday i saw Johny English, its such a great Bond Parody...

I watched The Prestige (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0482571/) which as far as I'm aware has gone straight to Video. Strange really, it's not a bad film and had a few good actors/actresses to carry it too.



I saw it at the cinema, the only reason it was bad in my mind was because the ending was so absolutly terrible.

Saw 28 weeks later, not as good as the first one but the helicopter action was quite funny- leaves everything open for another sequel whilst not fully explaining what happens right at the end.

Manticore (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0417943/), last night on the Sci-Fi channel. I do not suggest it for others, but I am unfortunately one of those weird individuals who will stick with a sucky movie just because I already started watching it.

Well I saw Eragon which didn't blow as bad as I thought it would, a weak 3/5 , and The Librarian: The Quest For The Spear, or some such. Story was good, the action and the effects were not, a strong 3/5.

Just watching Hannibal Rising. I guess the fact that I'm writing this post at the same time already says so but the movie suck big time. Gaspard Ulliel is just so pathetic as Hannibal Lecter and the script must have been written by someone with intellect and creativity of an old boot. Good thing is there's less than 30 minutes left :sleep:

Just watching Hannibal Rising. I guess the fact that I'm writing this post at the same time already says so but the movie suck big time. Gaspard Ulliel is just so pathetic as Hannibal Lecter and the script must have been written by someone with intellect and creativity of an old boot. Good thing is there's less than 30 minutes left :sleep:
What ? It's not with Anthony Hopkins ? :(
In that case it can't not suck.

"Night at the Museum", 'twas OK, I can imagine that had I been seven to twelve years old it would have been one of the best movies ever.

What ? It's not with Anthony Hopkins ? :(
In that case it can't not suck.

I don't think Anthony Hopkins would have been much better as an 18 years old Hannibal :rolleyes:

I saw The Day after Tomorrow yesterday.

What a great movie, IMHO! :)

I watched Minority Report, very good.

I saw Dawn Of The Dead, Scream, American Physcho, Die Hard With A Vengance, The Rock, Spider-Man 3, and some other ones I forget in the past week.

I saw the recent Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film. It was great :D

I watched Apocalypto the other day. It was better than I feared and worse than I hoped. It kind of reminded me of those 80's barbarian films but with better production values.

Yesterday I saw The Sixth Day,

Just watched The Messengers. It was definately one the best American films resulting from the Asian horror boom. Basically it was an American horror story made in an Asian way which seems to be much better approach than the usual way of taking an Asian story and turn it into Hollywood horror. Nothing new for sure but a nice recycling of old.

"Night at the Museum", 'twas OK, I can imagine that had I been seven to twelve years old it would have been one of the best movies ever.

It was definitely the best "family movie" I have seen in a long time.

I saw the recent Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film. It was great :D

I found that it ruined my childhood by simply being so awful! it didnt even have shredder in!!!

Just saw Accepted. Disappointing, and the foul language was totally unnecessary. It had some funny parts though, and conveyed an intriguing message.

I found that it ruined my childhood by simply being so awful! it didnt even have shredder in!!!
truly? :eek:
no shredder? none?
not even a shred of razor helmet? :cry:
where have all the heroes gone?

I found that it ruined my childhood by simply being so awful! it didnt even have shredder in!!!

That's because it takes place after the previous films, so Shredder is long gone. His helmet was at the end of the film though, and they made a hint he'll probably be back if there's a sequel.

If they were to add Krang and the Technodrome, well then I'd be delighted :mischief:

just saw Tenacious D, the Pick Of Destiny
simply a :rockon: movie!
very funny in a rock opera comedy sort of way.

lol XD

I watched howls moving castle for the unpteeth time again :)

"Torrente, el Brazo Tonto de la Ley" so "Torrente, the Dumb Arm of the Law"

You surely dont know what the hell am i speaking about, but it is the best movie in cinema history, no possible discussion here. :D

28 Weeks Later

Not quite as good as the first. The first ten minutes was very well done, awesome feel to it, but after that, (when the actual movie pretty much begins) it became just a very, hollywood, movie.

Spiderman 3, and I can confirm that it does indeed suck.

Watched First Blood with Sylvester Stallone. Wonderful Stallone.

Watched Code Name: The Cleaner later tonight, it probably sucked.

Right after that one, watched Free Jimmy which probably was really great!

The Funeral, pretty good mafia movie with a bit to much philosophizing in slightly the wrong setting. Otherwise nicely portrayed humanity.

That's because it takes place after the previous films, so Shredder is long gone. His helmet was at the end of the film though, and they made a hint he'll probably be back if there's a sequel.

If they were to add Krang and the Technodrome, well then I'd be delighted :mischief:

Yeah but he obviously isnt that long gone if they're making a sequel with him involved! :)

I saw Shrek the Third yesterday. It's funny, but it felt really short.

I saw some really, really, really awful A-Merican moviespielen called Iron Eagle. One of the worst films I have ever seen in my life.

Acting: Awful
Datedness: Massive
Story: Ridiculously A-Merican
Casting: Just "bad"
Soundtrack: Worst I've ever heard
Editing: Non-existant

I saw Shrek the Third yesterday. It's funny, but it felt really short.

Agreed. It was only like an hour and a half long. I also think that although it was funny and a good movie, it did not quite match up to the second.

I saw some really, really, really awful A-Merican moviespielen called Iron Eagle. One of the worst films I have ever seen in my life.

:lol: Then you must be eager to see all of its three (3!!! :eek: ) sequels. I guess I've seen the first three films and even as a kid they weren't anything to cheer about (though in 3rd Rachel McLish looked kind of hot).

I saw some really, really, really awful A-Merican moviespielen called Iron Eagle. One of the worst films I have ever seen in my life.

Acting: Awful
Datedness: Massive
Story: Ridiculously A-Merican
Casting: Just "bad"
Soundtrack: Worst I've ever heard
Editing: Non-existant

:lol:

I remember thinking that back in the day, and even though I was like 10 back when it came out, I knew it was garbage, which is saying something (I've watched that second rambo movie about 300 times).

:lol:

I watched the second Superman film (Richard Donner cut one) today, and it was great. I saw the first film, as well as the newest one recently, and there was something about them that left me unfulfilled. Really enjoyed this sequel though :D

:lol:

I remember thinking that back in the day, and even though I was like 10 back when it came out, I know it was garbage, which is saying something (I've watched that second rambo movie about 300 times).

:lol:

Did you notice how the main kid sounded and looked a little like Jacko?

No, but now that you mention it...

You gotta remember (if you were born then), back then Jacko was the coolest guy on this planet, most popular singer, musician, dancer, entertainer, etc. :shake:

Shrek 3. By far the worst of the series, and overall really wasn't that good.

No, but now that you mention it...

You gotta remember (if you were born then), back then Jacko was the coolest guy on this planet, most popular singer, musician, dancer, entertainer, etc. :shake:

Ah yes, I hadn't thought of that. People trying to be like Jacko...:crazyeye:

Not now.

I saw some really, really, really awful A-Merican moviespielen called Iron Eagle. One of the worst films I have ever seen in my life.

Acting: Awful
Datedness: Massive
Story: Ridiculously A-Merican
Casting: Just "bad"
Soundtrack: Worst I've ever heard
Editing: Non-existant
The only good thing about Iron Eagle is that it reminds you just how great Top Gun actually is.

Yesterday I watched High Anziety.

Saw The Peacemaker

Spiderman 3, and I can confirm that it does indeed suck.

Yeah :( I mean, the first one was great, the second one good, but thing is there's such a thing as too much moral discussion in an action movie.

Yeah :( I mean, the first one was great, the second one good, but thing is there's such a thing as too much moral discussion in an action movie.
I came out of the movie honestly thinking that it had been on for 3 and a half hours. Towards the end the people in the cinema kept groaning as each addition scene played.

I wasn't a fan of the action scenes either. They were too quick to see what was going on. Probably to hide the shoddy CGI.

Yesterfay I watched Daylight.

Shrek 3. By far the worst of the series, and overall really wasn't that good.
I remember the 2nd being simply a movie long commercial for a variety of products and stores. I refuse to see the 3rd because I'm afraid it'll be the same way. Is it?

Anchorman - best film ever!

Chaos. Very good plot

Clerks, sweet Clerks, haven't watched it for ages.

Ooh, i had forgotten that one.. might hunt it out later1

Yesterfay I watched Daylight.

What did you think? I really liked, most people hated it.


Clerks, sweet Clerks, haven't watched it for ages.

Saw it again like 2 months ago, its still awesome.

all the 3rd movies. (Spiderman 3. Shrek 3. going to see POTC 3. etc.)

shrek 3 is basically one big Monty Python reference (with 2 pythoners on the cast)

Not exactly films, but I watched 2 HBO standup comedy specials recently.

One starring Lewis Black and another starring Louis CK. Both were excellent.

I saw Crank last week and its a great action movie!!!!!!

Pirates of the Caribbean 3

really, really good :D

Tomorrow i shall se spiderman 3, a bit late, but whevah...

Watched Clerks 2, fantastically it was as good as the first one!

Tomorrow i shall se spiderman 3, a bit late, but whevah...I haven't seen Spiderman 2, and probably never see it and 3.

I saw spiderman 1 and 3.

skipped 2. wish I skipped 3 and waited for 5.

I was yesterday forced to see Casablanca, and that really is an awesome movie, I must state in hindsight... ;)

Yesterday, for the first time in about 6 months, I saw a movie in the theater - Shrek 3. I thought it had its moments.

Beerfest, pretty funny, had some of the most outrageously tasteless scenes ever, oh and lots of naked boobies...

Currently watching The Beach.

Just finished watched The Core.

Just finished watched The Core.

I saw that a while ago. It was entertaining - mostly because I spent the whole movie ridiculing it. In an MST kind of way. But hey, at least the experience was entertaining.

Shrek 3 :thumbsup:
oh and i sat next to a really hot dude soyea. it was good.

Pirates of the Caribbean 3.

I loved the first of the series, to this day it is one of my favorite movies; it had superb acting, a great script with humor, great special effects, and action. It felt polished, and with the exception of a couple plot inconsistencies, was great. I gave it a 9.5 out of ten.

I thought the second was a lesson in mediocrity. The first quarter of the movie felt like a waste, the script was bland, Johnny Depp wasn't the amazing Jack Sparrow he was in the first, and the whole movie just didn't seen that well though out. Good special effects and action kept it from sinking, but that was about it. I gave it a 5.5 out of ten.

I went into Pirates of the Caribbean 3: At World's End with a pessimistic mind set, but I have to say, the third movie of the series takes a little of the bad from 2, but luckily for us, much more of the good from 1. Certainly, there are some scenes that make you cringe a little (the marriage scene, for example), but as a whole, the script is much more polished. Johnny Depp is back and better than ever, and there is much more of him this time around (quite literally). The movie is longer than the previous two, but each scene seems to have significance (with a few minor exceptions). The humor is back and much more natural than the forced feeling lines in the second movie, and the characters feel fairly developed. Great special effects and an epic ending battle scene round out an enjoyable film that relies more on the interesting plot, characters, and acting than the special effects, much like the first movie, unlike the second. The story is much improved over the second, and the movie just feels like more of an effort, and less of a cash draw. No word yet on a fourth, but they certainly leave it open.

Pros
+ Great acting, possibly Depp's best yet.
+ Interesting and more complex plot.
+ Great action sequences and special effects.

Cons
- A couple minor cringe scenes.
- Keira Knightley feels a little flat compared to Depp and Geoffery Rush.

Overall: Well, they managed to nail 2 out of three in the series so far. Here's to hoping there's another on the way.

8.5 out of 10.

Edit: I also saw Deja Vu (6.5 out of 10) and Benchwarmers (3 out of 10) yesterday.

The Amityville Horror. It kicked ass. 4/5

- Keira Knightley feels a little flat compared to Depp and Geoffery Rush.

Was the pun intended? :lol:

Was the pun intended? :lol:

:lol:

Not at all. Excellent catch. :lol:

Thanks for making me laugh.

Freedom Writers

Last night I watched Apocalypse Now.

Ghost Rider.
one word.
:vomit:

I watched spiderman 3 now... Where was hobgoblin? It was just "new goblin" :cry:

Saw the third Pirates of the Caribbean. Not as good as the first one, but far better to the second. Should have had more Barbossa and Davy Jones though :D

I'll admit as well, the climactic battle I originally thought was going to be pointless (from the trailers,) was in fact pretty exciting.

I saw The Departed, one of the freeki'n most awesome movies I have ever seen!

Planet of the Apes (1968). Watched it last night on The History Channel. Don't ask me why that particular channel was showing it, I've no idea. Still as awesome to watch now as the first time I ever saw it as a little munchkin in the early 70s.

I watched spiderman 3 now... Where was hobgoblin? It was just "new goblin" :cry:
There wasn't enough Venom either

Freedom Writers

Yeah I recently saw that too, and it's lame as all hell.

On the other hand, another, awesome movie that I saw two days ago is Le Diner de Cons (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Diner_de_Cons) (The Idiot's Dinner/The Dinner Game in English) and it was AMAZING. So funny, even with the language barrier. The ending is also spectacular.

Heartily recommended. 4.5/5

saw ZODIAC
it 2.5+ ours long,and sloooooow paced.
still nice though

Yeah I recently saw that too, and it's lame as all hell.

i didn't think it was lame at all.

i didn't think it was lame at all.

Corny stereotypical retardedness about how little miss idealist saves the world...:rolleyes:

Though it may be a true story, it sucks as a movie, pure and simple.

pursuit of happYness.

pursuit of happYness.

Great Movie! :thumbsup:

Saw Oceans eleven and Die another day... Both was good. Oceans eleven is better than the twelve.

Currently watching The Prestige.

Me (and the rest of the class) are going to finish watching it tomorrow. :)

Fight Club - Great movie. :D

I saw We Are Marshall starring Mathew McCoughahehey. It was a sport flick, but their team loses all their games pretty much, instead of winning the big game in the end.

All in all pretty good. 3/5


Beerfest, pretty funny, had some of the most outrageously tasteless scenes ever, oh and lots of naked boobies...

Watch Beer League too.

Currently watching The Beach.

That the one with Leonardo da Capuccino?

Just finished watched The Core.

You poor guy. :lol:

Currently watching The Prestige.

Me (and the rest of the class) are going to finish watching it tomorrow. :)
is it just me, or does that seem wrong?

if its not good enough to sit through, you have better things to do.

and i too tried to watch this.
fell asleep after 40 minutes.
when i woke up > Shift+Del....

That the one with Leonardo da Capuccino?

Yup, great soundtrack. It seems that you have mistaken the protagonist's name with an Italian scientist, and an Italian drink, however.

You poor guy. :lol:
I dont understand you people. What is so bad about these movies?

I enjoy that kind of "crappy" sci-fi.
is it just me, or does that seem wrong?

if its not good enough to sit through, you have better things to do.

and i too tried to watch this.
fell asleep after 40 minutes.
when i woke up > Shift+Del....
Yeah, it was hard to follow. The ending was revealing though.

It was interesting at times, but mostly a bore. :sleep:

saw DREAM GIRLS last night.

not a bad flick.
not as good as RAY, but better than CHICAGO.

yes, its a musical.
beyonce sucks there, but the "Aretha" character can SINGGGGGGGG.
she was my fav.

some (ok, about 30-40%) of the songs were the catchy crappy R&B ballads, but the uptempo stuff there is really cool.

all in all, very well spent 130 minutes.

8.5 out of 10

Just watched Revenge of the Sith for the first time, after having all the good scenes already spoiled by that history channel show :p

Watched "Mars Attacks" yesterday. lmao

I saw Tim Burton's Big Fish for the first time. Very unique movie. I enjoyed watching it, even if I didn't really understand the message.

Seeing Pirates this afternoon.

Shrek 3, Its funny and good. but dont really like the part on the little shreks... ewwwwww

The prince charming part is often my fav :D

I saw Pirates 3 this morning. Hadn't seen the second, so I was a little lost at points, but overall I thought it was worth $6.

Polish Wedding, "so many pickles..."

I watched REDS.

Epic Moive ("OH MY GOD!! It's a talking beaver! -kicks the beaver- lol she did it two times also XD "I can spell my name!" ahahaha funny movie. Scary Movie 1-3, Epic movie ftw... Date movie sucked...)

Spider-Man 3(Sucked)

Borat(FTW)

Red Dawn.


My biggest question is WHY?

Enemy at the Gates

A great war movie, if not entirely accurate.

I just watched the last part of Band of Brothers (I got it for Christmas). If I were capable of expressing emotion I would be a little teary eyed right now.

I saw Rambo III.

I just watched the last part of Band of Brothers (I got it for Christmas). If I were capable of expressing emotion I would be a little teary eyed right now.

I really need to rewatch Band of Brothers again, as I love it so. Thanks for reminding me :)

I tried, but I remember everything too well still, so it was no fun.

Wait a few years.

I saw Rambo III.

Taliban Rambo! :lol:

I just finished watching Night of the Living Dead...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhgVHTVi_h4&NR=1

Taliban Rambo! :lol:

Yeah, quite ironic really. Ten days before they released the film, the Soviets had withdrawn from Afghanistan, which the film was all about. :crazyeye:

Sylvester Stallone though... :aargh::ar15::sniper::trouble:

Saw: Atlantis the Lost Empire, rather nice and very pretty sci-fi Disney movie.

Watching Goodfellas at the minute.

Just finished watching Borat again. :lol:

The Fountain. Very thought provoking, but not something I'm going to want to buy or watch repeatedly unless I end up staying awake all night pondering it :eek:

Basquiat. Bon cop, Bad cop.

the HUNGER (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0085701/)
if youre into vampire movies, do it!