From the last 5 days or so --

 

The Bourne Identity

The Bourne Supremacy

The Bourne Ultimatum

• All awesome. Absolutely loved them.

 

The Matrix Revolution

• Pretty good. Worth watching, but has absolutely NOTHING on The Matrix.

Die Hard 1

Die Hard 2

Die Hard 3

Die Hard 4

• LOVED LOVED LOVED them all! Bruce Willis is just awesome.

 

Wall-E

• Too cute!! Pixar does it again!

 

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Still left on my list are:

 

Collateral

• I've seen like 90% of this. I saw it in theaters when it first came out and loved it... but then the movie broke in like the last 15 or 20 minutes when it gets really intense and everything starts to make sense... So I'm watching it again to see the ending.

I agree with every one I left there. The rest I haven't seen.

 

Most recent movies I have watched would be:

 

Home Alone (just the first one)- I love the first 2 (each one gets 9/10), not so much on the rest (4/10 each). It's not the same without Joe Pesci and Mccauley Culkin.

Christmas with the Kranks- Amusing, at times, and overall not bad. 7/10

Office Space- One of my favourites in a while. 9/10

I agree with every one I left there. The rest I haven't seen.

You should definitely see the rest ;) I think you'd enjoy them a lot if you like the others.

 

Shooter turned out being awesome. I'm already itching to watch it again. It looks FABULOUS in HD. The end of Collateral was alright. Honestly I was a little disappointed and thought it to be a bit anti-climactic. Still a good movie though, of course.

 

I had a little blast from the past fun the other night and watched:

 

10 Things I Hate About You

• R.I.P. Heath Ledger :(

Romy and Michele's High School Reunion

• I remember seeing this movie aaaages ago. It's pretty hilarious how ditzy those girls are.

 

I also watched The Matrix and The Ugly Truth last night, though I had already seen them both. I'd love to see Avatar in iMAX before I leave for Brazil next week D:

5 Centimeters per Second.

 

Truly a very touching and moving film. It was a lot different to what I had imagined it being, though. I was expecting it to be a lot more dramatic and unbelieveable, but it was painfully realistic and it really struck a chord with me.

I saw Layer Cake yesterday and loved it. I think I'm going to have to watch it again after the way it finishs.

I agree with every one I left there. The rest I haven't seen.

You should definitely see the rest ;) I think you'd enjoy them a lot if you like the others.

I would like to see them, but I'm too cheap to rent them. I saw the first few minutes of Shooter when it first came out, though. It didn't impress me enough to make my aunt and sister stay at the Drive-In, though.

 

Last night I watched another Christmasy movie.

 

Unaccompanied Minors- It was far better than I expected. 7/10

I agree with every one I left there. The rest I haven't seen.

You should definitely see the rest ;) I think you'd enjoy them a lot if you like the others.

I would like to see them, but I'm too cheap to rent them. I saw the first few minutes of Shooter when it first came out, though. It didn't impress me enough to make my aunt and sister stay at the Drive-In, though.

Hmm well I loved it ;)

 

Tonight I watched Star Trek and The International. Both were good movies. I wish that The International had a bit more action in it. I definitely liked the whole idea of the movie though. There was one fun scene with people shooting each other, I just wish there was more!!

 

Next up tonight: Ocean's Eleven. I've seen it though ;o

Just finishing up Reservoir Dogs. Like 5 minutes left. Its been good so far.

It's Christmas Eve so I am about to watch Die Hard, this will be the first time I use the blu-ray disc even though I bought it half a year ago.

Inglorious Basterds. I don't know about this one... I can't say I've never seen a Tarintino movie before (I know.. I know..) so I didn't know what to expect, I gave it a shot but honestly didn't care for it at all. Comedy was good in parts, but I thought it was way too predictable, unnecessarily gruesome at times and a bit too long.

 

Next on the list is "The Hangover" here's hoping for a good laugh or two.

Goodbye Lenin

Pulp Fiction

Lars and the Real Girl

Avatar

Zombieland

 

Hrmm, swear I'm missing something.

I liked all of them, especially Pulp Fiction and Zombieland.

I was reluctant to go to the Avatar movie last night but it was pretty amazing. the forest looked great at night. :thumbup:

 

I'm watching Kill Bill right now.

Hmm well I loved it ;)

 

Tonight I watched Star Trek and The International. Both were good movies. I wish that The International had a bit more action in it. I definitely liked the whole idea of the movie though. There was one fun scene with people shooting each other, I just wish there was more!!

 

Next up tonight: Ocean's Eleven. I've seen it though ;o

I would have stayed if not for them, but I can't enjoy a movie while watching it with somebody who doesn't like it.

 

Somehow I agree with your points on The International, too. Lack of action brought it down a peg or two. And I liked Star Trek. Ah, but I haven't seen Ocean's Eleven.

 

I just watched Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay, which was quite entertaining, despite the excessive nudity. I have also recently watched Die Hard (it was on TV), Die Hard 2 (also on TV), and The Bourne Supremacy/Ultimatum (DVDs). I skipped Identity because I don't have a copy of it in my room. All great movies, of course.

Hmm well I loved it ;)

 

Tonight I watched Star Trek and The International. Both were good movies. I wish that The International had a bit more action in it. I definitely liked the whole idea of the movie though. There was one fun scene with people shooting each other, I just wish there was more!!

 

Next up tonight: Ocean's Eleven. I've seen it though ;o

I would have stayed if not for them, but I can't enjoy a movie while watching it with somebody who doesn't like it.

 

Somehow I agree with your points on The International, too. Lack of action brought it down a peg or two. And I liked Star Trek. Ah, but I haven't seen Ocean's Eleven.

 

I just watched Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay, which was quite entertaining, despite the excessive nudity. I have also recently watched Die Hard (it was on TV), Die Hard 2 (also on TV), and The Bourne Supremacy/Ultimatum (DVDs). I skipped Identity because I don't have a copy of it in my room. All great movies, of course.

All the Ocean's movies are epic! :o

 

For movies I haven't seen, I recently saw:

 

Inglourious Basterds

The New World

 

I enjoyed Inglourious Basterds and The New World was alright.. but at times it felt like it wasn't heading anywhere and I couldn't decide which man to root for (John Smith or Christian Bale's character) :XD:

 

I have a lot on my list for upcoming movies to watch:

 

Ghostbusters

The Escapist

State of Play

5 early Batman films

 

I'm falling behind! D:

They're part of the list of movies I want to see, but have yet to get around to. If I knew somebody who had them, I would borrow them, but nobody has yet mentioned owning a copy.

 

I figure I'll throw another movie later. I'm not sure which, though. Maybe Stepbrothers, or Evan Almighty.

 

EDIT: Watched both. Both are quite amusing.

I watched State of Play, and although it was a few months back, I'd have to give it a 7/10. Worth watching at least once, maybe twice, but not over again like the "oceans" series or taken.

I saw Nowhere Boy yesterday. It was a great movie, there were some bits which I felt seemed over-dramatised but the story was portrayed well as was John Lennon's character

I watched State of Play and Ghostbusters last night. Enjoyed both of them a lot :) I agree, stonewall, that I wouldn't watch it over and over again. Tonight is probably The Escapist.

Since my last post:

 

Rush Hour- One of my all-time favourites. 9/10

Harry Potter 6- Better than I expected after reading all of the negative reviews, but not the best of the series. 7/10

The Bucket List- Another of my favourites. 10/10

Gran Torino- 15th time I've seen it and I still love it. 10/10

 

Still to watch from Christmas movies (mine and my sister's): Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants 2 (yeah, I'm a guy, so?), DareDevil (seen before), Wild Hogs (seen before), Harold and Kumar go to White Castle (seen before), and Joe Dirt (also seen before). After that, I'll start watching older movies I haven't seen before until the drive-in opens again.

Inglourius Basterds - Sucked hard towards the end, but the movie itself was beautiful

 

Charlie and The Chocolate Factory [2005] - Eh' it wasnt that bad, but I was expecting the plot of the 1971 film... so I was a little let down.

I watched Sherlock Holmes yesterday, was really impressed. :thumbup:

I watched Sherlock Holmes yesterday, was really impressed. :thumbup:

I want to see that one. Maybe soon.

 

I watched Race to Witch Mountain which was pretty good. I didn't expect much, though. 7/10

I watched Sherlock Holmes yesterday, was really impressed. :thumbup:

I enjoyed it. Although my SO found it a bit confusing sometimes.

Forced to watch Paranormal Activity AGAIN today, different endings too. They all sucked, I still find the best part of the movie to be the credits.

Saw the Blind Side a couple days ago. Very powerful and good movie.

Saw Sherlock Holmes and Avatar. Both excellent movies and it's hard for me to give good reviews. Especially enjoyed Sherlock Holmes because I felt like I was in one of the books experiencing it for myself. Just fantastic.

I just watched Home Alone again. I might see the second half of Chuck and Larry later.