Hot Tub Time Machine - Suprisingly good movie albeit cliched at times.

Terry Pratchett's The Colour of Magic.

 

The end of my Discworld movie binge, seeing as there's no others to watch. : ( But, yeah, it was pretty awesome. I'd rank it second, behind Hogfather. I've never really liked The Colour of Magic and The Light Fantastic when they were novels, or Rincewind-focussed novels in general.

 

I was surprised at how many famous actors were in it, actually. Christopher Lee as Death, Tim Curry as Trimand, Jeremy Irons as Vetinari and Sean Astin as Twoflower. And they were all awesome, which is no real surprise.

 

It's been a while since I've actually read the novel versions, so I can't remember them incredibly well, but I was sad that they didn't include the Temple of Bel-Shamharoth and the Dungeon Dimensions, but I can see why they didn't.

 

I'd like to see one of the Watch novels done next. Night Watch would be brilliant, or even The Fifth Elephant, but they'd need a lot of dwarves for that. xD Though I have no idea who they'd pick to play Vimes, or even Carrot. D:

 

Oh and the giant Troll looked [bleep]ing awesome.

 

But they got rid of Goldeneyes SIlverhand Didactylos, which is inexcusable. D: <

Toy Story 3

 

BEST MOVIE EVAAAAAR

 

The ending is so sad :cry:

Watched Taken again and now Tropic Thunder. :thumbup:

Hopefully going to watch Predators in the city with my buddy next week so we can go to the bigger cinema. :thumbsup:

Watched Mystery Team for the third time. Such an awesome movie.

Clash of the Titans, I thought it was great :P

 

Also watched Crank 2... weiiiiiiird ass movie XD

I watched What About Bob? last night. I love that movie.

Clash of the Titans, it was awesome. The Djinn guy is [bleep]ing badass.

Half of A Clockwork Orange.

 

I don't think I'll go back to it. The whole movie's been a wtf-fest so far. :\

just came back from seeing toy story. im really happy i saw it in the theatre

just came back from seeing toy story. im really happy i saw it in the theatre

 

The best part of the movie was seeing it with a group of friends and nostalgiaing hard, cracking jokes, etc.

Man movie of the decade

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMDC76D9l94&feature=player_embedded

Stallone, known for the physicality of his roles, has been hospitalized for onset injuries while filming movies numerous times throughout his career. On January 6, 2010, Sylvester Stallone noted in an interview with FHM magazine that he broke his neck which required a metal plate to be inserted into his neck while filming The Expendables in a scene with wrestler Stone Cold Steve Austin.

"Der Untergang"

Saw it before, but it remains a very very good movie.

Just watched The Dark Knight in HD - it sounds and looks fantastic with a good home cinema system.

Watched:

Sword of Doom 9/10

 

Loved the scene in the film where he takes on 20 different samurai, I think Oldboy did a reference to this film, it was shot pretty similar too.

A serious Man 8/10

 

This guy must be the unluckiest guy ever...

 

The Deer Hunter 9/10

 

Holy [cabbage], that second act.

 

Mr. Nobody 9/10

 

Pretty strange sci-fi fantasy film. I loved it though. Makes you think kinda film.

I've always wanted to watch The Deer Hunter - what is it actually about?

About two guys (De niro and Walken) About to go to Vietnam war. First act is pretty slow to be honest, but you really get into the characters setting and how they go about doing things. Second act though, Just a holy [cabbage] moment all throughout.

Watched the Silent Hill movie last night in the dark. It was really good; it kept the awesome atmosphere from the games and had lots of awesome references to the games as well :D

 

Also saw Grown-Ups in the theater. It was funny and kept me chuckling the whole way through, but there isn't much to it other than that.

Deer Hunter is really long, but worth it.

watched ponyo, miyazaki's fourth film I believe. it's pretty much a love story, as with the other three. this one, however, I feel isn't as strong as spirited away, which will always remain as one of the best animated movies of all time. ponyo has a run time of about 1h40m, significantly shorter than miyazaki's other films which run well over 2h. still, the characters are cute and memorable. I don't think this film will be on my all time favorites, but it was entertaining enough to be remembered. the one big hole in the movie is that the character development wasn't as strong as the other ones. you were sorta dropped into a story of magic with very little background detail on what the magic does or why it's there or it's underlying purpose. it's just there. I don't particularly like that. but, I recommend seeing it. it makes you feel all warm inside, like there are no evils in the world. 4/5 stars

Doghouse

 

I was hoping everyone would die in that movie. Oh my god. :-(

watched ponyo, miyazaki's fourth film I believe. it's pretty much a love story, as with the other three. this one, however, I feel isn't as strong as spirited away, which will always remain as one of the best animated movies of all time. ponyo has a run time of about 1h40m, significantly shorter than miyazaki's other films which run well over 2h. still, the characters are cute and memorable. I don't think this film will be on my all time favorites, but it was entertaining enough to be remembered. the one big hole in the movie is that the character development wasn't as strong as the other ones. you were sorta dropped into a story of magic with very little background detail on what the magic does or why it's there or it's underlying purpose. it's just there. I don't particularly like that. but, I recommend seeing it. it makes you feel all warm inside, like there are no evils in the world. 4/5 stars

 

I think he has had quite a few more than 4, I can think of 5 off the top of my head before Ponyo. Unless some he has only directed or written rather than both.

Yesterday my roommate and I watched:

 

• Toy Story
  
• Robin Hood: Men In Rights
  
• Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl
  
• Jurassic Park: The Lost World

watched ponyo, miyazaki's fourth film I believe. it's pretty much a love story, as with the other three. this one, however, I feel isn't as strong as spirited away, which will always remain as one of the best animated movies of all time. ponyo has a run time of about 1h40m, significantly shorter than miyazaki's other films which run well over 2h. still, the characters are cute and memorable. I don't think this film will be on my all time favorites, but it was entertaining enough to be remembered. the one big hole in the movie is that the character development wasn't as strong as the other ones. you were sorta dropped into a story of magic with very little background detail on what the magic does or why it's there or it's underlying purpose. it's just there. I don't particularly like that. but, I recommend seeing it. it makes you feel all warm inside, like there are no evils in the world. 4/5 stars

 

I think he has had quite a few more than 4, I can think of 5 off the top of my head before Ponyo. Unless some he has only directed or written rather than both.

i know of:

 

totoro (i believe it is his first MAJOR one, and i dont know of any more before that, i'll check wikipedia immediately after making this post)

princess mononoke

spirited away

ponyo

 

here be EDIT: you were right, and there are a couple that he directed or wrote but not both, kiki's being one.

 

[hide]sh*t wow...i missed a lot, many of which i completely forgot about.

 

kiki's delivery service

castle in the sky

howls moving castle

nausicaa and the valley of the wind

 

and others that werent too big/well known[/hide]

 

@tripsis, dont you mean robin hood: men in tights?

 

and i just watched the last half of karate kid. abrupt ending, but good movie. not great, but good.