The Descent. Oh my god, the most disgusting, horrifying situation possible, ever. I get uncomfortable just thinking about this movie.
So good.
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The Descent. Oh my god, the most disgusting, horrifying situation possible, ever. I get uncomfortable just thinking about this movie.
So good.
Children of Men
Wow. Great flick.
Happy Feet! In the cinemas too. It was so funny. :content:
I really enjoyed it and I'll be sure to get it on DVD when it's out.
Supertroopers for like the fourth time, and some of killl bill.
Battle Royale II: Requiem Nowhere near the greatness of the first one.
Rocky Balboa.
Watched it with my dad, just like he used to take me to first 5 Rockys when i was young.
Great times. :content:
Damn you! I tried to see that before I went back to school....but alas, it's only playing in one theatre in all of freakin' Ontario...Quote:
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Anyways...A Scanner Darkly was my last...saw it for the 3rd time last night. It just gets better and better.
My last two were Pan's Labyrinth and Children of Men. Both were amazing.
That last movie I saw was Bloodsport. I got it for my dad at christmas because I remember him watching it when I was a little kid. I thought the movie was really cool at the time. But when I watched it again, it seemed really cheesey.
Fight Club. Watched yesterday.
Sin city- Good and have seen it about 4 times now
Blackballed: The Bobby Dukes story
It's an improvised movie. The main character is that guy from the Daily Show. It's really funny.
Eragon
I enjoyed the movie, though it wasn't the huge ginormous, blast-you-off-your-feet movie it was hyped up to be. The dialogue was a little cheesy and you could tell that they scrunched the story to fit in a 2 hour movie, but I'm used to it and enjoyed it nonetheless. I'm hoping to read the book before I go back (if I finish a million other books I want to read).
But I decided that the next time I go to a movie that I really want to see, I'm going alone or with my parents. Kevin and Courtenay are staying home. *mutters* why can't people just enjoy a flippin' movie?
I rarely watch movies anymore because most of them seem to suck tremendously. But Eragon is one I want to see. I'll get around to it eventually.
Last movie I watched was... Larry the Cable Guy in a movie where he played an health inspector. I regret wasting my time to watch that movie. It made me laugh and all but if I could rewind time and make the choice to watch or not watch... I'd not watch.
Dazed and Confused. Very, really good.
I tried to restrain myself here...but I just couldn't, so don't mind my rant. Soulless rip-off crap like Eragon is what's destroying Hollywood's artistic integrity. They mashed together Star Wars and LOTR, tied a pretty CGI bow around it and hyped it up as "the movie experience of the year!". Too bad there's not an ounce of originality anywhere to be found in it. Jesus Christ.
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Sorry...
Watched the Return of the Joker (animated movie).
I liked this although the Joker's goofy personality is watered down to make him seem more sinister.
And a comment on the above rant, almost everything is a rip off of something else these days. That's why I rarely watch movies anymore. :(
But that's not true! There are a ton of great movies that come out every year, they just don't often come to the big cineplexes....Little Miss Sunshine, A Scanner Darkly, Art School Confidential, Thank You For Smoking, Babel, Children of Men, Flags Of Our Fathers, Letters From Iwo Jima, Mutual Appreciation, Half Nelson, Little Children, The Science of Sleep...and soo many more. The indie film market is jampacked with relevant and intelligent writing, and they're often more visually pleasing as well.Quote:
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Anyways...the last movie I saw was Rushmore, last night. Soo good.
Click.
It was cute, but the whole idea of a remote control that freezes time could have made a better movie. We've all had the fantasy, so there is so much that could have been done with it. Instead of exploring the idea, and exploring the limitations of such a phenomenon, the remote seemed to have been used as more of a gimick. Something to produce laughs with. Of all of Adam Sandler's movies it was the one I was most excited about seeing, and the most dissappointed with.
...in accordance with the prophecy
-sloth
Keane (2004)
Truly mesmerizing!
Snakes on a Plane
Excellent B Movie!
Haha. @ Ne-yo.
Just got done watching Snakes on Muthafuckin Plane, too.
Every bit as wonderfully horrible as I thought it would be. :rolllaugh:
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Yeah for me to. I love it..
Tonight I just finished watching Crank. Another excellent movie.
Saw Crank the other day. Didn't really enjoy it all that much. I mean, it was one of those "Not really a good movie, but it was fun to watch" kinda flicks, but to a much lower degree than Snakes.
Last movie I saw:
Pan's Labyrinth. Very good movie.
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Pan's Labyrinth Rocks. I initially thought it was geared for kids but I was pretty surprised. I like Guillermo del Toro. Especially after Hell Boy which I liked a lot as well. Excellent movie Oneironaut.
I've watched an Old School last night that never quits.. Ferris Bueller's Day Off!
Bueller.. Buller... Bueller... *he's out sick some kind of stomache virus**
Frye... Frye... Frye...
I love it..lol
my friend works at movie theatres, i saw "hitch hiker" Awsome graphics + Gore. Fucking retarded plot, basily a wasit of time.
Freedom writers was really good. (lastnight)