What movie(s) have you recently seen 2

[Ramius75]

Munich- nice balancing act by Speilberg. thou not entirely true, its still a nice movie.

Eternal sunshine of the Spotless mind, brilliant. the imagination of the director is spectacular. who else can film a film like this ?? 2 thumbs up.

The relationship between Joel and Clementine kind of reminds me of me and someone else... most probably ends in failure again.

 

[Jawz II]

I saw Robocop yesterday. I will watch Terminator tonight.

Cause I'm tired of watching crap. If you know of any new good action movies, do let me know.

 

[angeleyes]

The assassination of Jesse James by the coward Robert Ford

I was forgotten i really am not the least impressed by Brad Pitt (playing Jesse James), who looks to me just like a boy, i will avoid movies with him in the future. I only got interested after JJ was shot and the last 15 minutes of the movie was about Robert Ford till he was murdered too.

 

[Fëanor]

Futurama: Bender's Big Score! 7/10

Resident Evil: Extinction 5.5/10
+: I liked the "post-apocalyptic setting", lots of action.
-: Predictable, cliché after cliché after cliché, not enough horror.

 

[RoboPig]

The Lives of Others
Letters from Iwo Jima
Ocean's 13

 

[Phlegmak]

I saw Saw IV. It was ok. Very bloody and gory.

 

[Lozzy_Ozzy]

American Gangster.
4 /5

 

[b etor]

ooh i saw supertrooper when i was at my friend's house. well i watched the first half and heard the second half. very funny.

 

[jeps]

B Movie - .
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well maybe not THAT bad, but still...

 

[Phlegmak]

I just saw The Mist. Despite the fact that it's based on a Stephen King novel, it's actually very good. It's actually scary too, which is amazing. It's amazing that someone can actually make a scary horror movie. I didn't like the ending too much though. (Do not view the spoiler if you don't want the movie spoiled to you.)

Spoiler :

Never surrender! You go down fighting!

And I am highly displeased that they used Dead Can Dance's "Host of Seraphim". That song will be used in 1/10 of the horror/sad movies from now until the end of time. It's a wonderful song, but I don't want it overused. I guess I should just get used to it.

By the way, that movie 1/18/08 or whatever it was, has a new trailer at the beginning of The Mist. They said the name of the movie, but I forgot it. It's a movie about what looks like a giant creature, judging by the aim of the soldiers (they were firing upwards). And there are smaller man-sized creatures, and one apparently eats a person, but the eating is done in silhouette, so I can't be certain.

 

[Gilder]

This trailer?

 

[Fëanor]

Shoot 'Em Up: 7.5/10
+Quite original, +lots of actions
-Most one liner jokes are extremely lame

 

[West 36]

I just saw The Mist. Despite the fact that it's based on a Stephen King novel, it's actually very good. It's actually scary too, which is amazing. It's amazing that someone can actually make a scary horror movie. I didn't like the ending too much though. (Do not view the spoiler if you don't want the movie spoiled to you.)

Spoiler :

Never surrender! You go down fighting!

And I am highly displeased that they used Dead Can Dance's "Host of Seraphim". That song will be used in 1/10 of the horror/sad movies from now until the end of time. It's a wonderful song, but I don't want it overused. I guess I should just get used to it.

By the way, that movie 1/18/08 or whatever it was, has a new trailer at the beginning of The Mist. They said the name of the movie, but I forgot it. It's a movie about what looks like a giant creature, judging by the aim of the soldiers (they were firing upwards). And there are smaller man-sized creatures, and one apparently eats a person, but the eating is done in silhouette, so I can't be certain.

We could have been in the same theater, and not only that, we may have the same mind. I liked the movie, up to the end, it was too much, but some people said it was ballsy, which is true, I guess... It wasn't too scary, or maybe I'm just thinking of gory, which is all thats out there today, it definitely was unique, had a few cool "what would you do" questions posed (makes you think, you know?), and I'm not sure how I'll react next time there's a heavy fog. Weird story, but effective, I guess. If not for that ending... I'm not sure I would recommend $9 to see it, but renting it, and if its on HBO someday, definitely check it out. Of course, I posted all this in random raves already, but oh well.

 

[Phlegmak]

This trailer?

Yeah, that one.

 

[puglover]

Blades of Glory. Throughout the movie I wished it were physically possible to chew out your own eyeballs. Everything about it sucked.

 

[Murky]

Rescue Dawn -historically inaccurate, but it has some merits a good film.

 

[Jawz II]

I watched the Jungle Book.

Had not seen that one since I was like 12.

 

[b etor]

Blades of Glory. Throughout the movie I wished it were physically possible to chew out your own eyeballs. Everything about it sucked.

you can't be serious! omg i looooooved that movie.

 

[Whomp]

I've recently seen No Country For Old Men and Michael Clayton.
In No Country I loved the dialogue, the protagonists and especially the villain. The ending was brutal or I just don't get it...

First hour and a half 5/5. Last 15 minutes 1/5.

Michael Clayton was entertaining but really the plot was completely ridiculous thought out. 2.5/5.

 

[puglover]

you can't be serious! omg i looooooved that movie.

Die, pagan.