What movie(s) did you last see?

[unkn0wnwarrior]

Saw Despicable Me and Dinner for Schmucks at the drive-in Saturday night. Both were good.

 

Sunday I watched The President's Man and The President's Man: A Line in the Sand. Overall, not bad movies. But the special effects were pretty terrible.

[Kill_Life]

Kick-Ass: I liked it quite a lot.

Superbad: Better than The Hangover imo.

Terminator Salvations: Pretty confusing. Not exactly what I expected.

Dumb and Dumber: Classic.

Team America: World Police: Seperate kind of humour, but still amazing! To be expected from the South Park creators.

 

Did anyone see Juno? Is it good?

[redhaloguy]

Did anyone see Juno? Is it good?

 

I have, It's alright.. It's pretty indie in the sense of OH SONIC YOUTH, JUST NOISE MAN. and the Hamburger phone.. Ugh. Hated that, not to be nitpicking. Overall it's an okay movie Decent acting and Cera in the same role as always

 

Feel bad posting with out seeing more than 2 movies..

 

The Science of Sleep

part of Man Bites dog.

[Rainy_Day]

Just saw Inception, great movie. The person who thought that up has a heck of an imagination. :mellow: :mellow:

[Sam]

Christopher Nolan is a fantastic director, I have to say.

[redhaloguy]

Watched:

 

Jackie Brown. Now I know what How2pk is talking about when he said it was boring, it completely was, and I'm used to watching movies with barely anything happening, but that's more of mystery that Jackie Brown didn't have. 4.5/10

 

Dersu Uzala. my 5th favorite movie. So fantastic and wonderful the 2nd time around. Beautiful and extremely rich characters!!! 10/10

[Sam]

Watched Alice In Wonderland yesterday.

[dixon3133]

National Treasure, was good..better than recent Nicholas Cage movies i've seen.

[Dizzle229]

The National Treasure movies are good. They're not the Indiana Jones series, but at least they're trying, which is more than most movies these days can claim.

 

Anyways, I just watched The Men Who Stare At Goats last night on Netflix. Awesome blend of serious story progression and humor. Was also hilarious seeing Ewan McGregor of all people confusedly asking what a Jedi is.

[Brodly]

Just saw Kick Ass yesterday and I must say great movie. Can't remember last time I laughed so much when watching a movie.

[Dax]

Eh. It was good, but Kick Ass didn't live up to my expectations.

[tripsis]

Alien

Face Off

Knight and Day

The A-Team

 

Tonight is Salt (which I've already seen) and The Expendables

[Bloodstain]

This movie looks amazing:

Animal Kingdom is an Aussie crime drama that came out a couple of months ago in Aust and has recently been released in north america. It's been received pretty well by critics and definitely deserves a viewing.

The movie follows Jake, a young guy who find himself without a home, given shelter by his Granmother, who up til now Jakes mother has been keen to keep him away from. As Jake gets more and more involved with the family its clear to see why, as their history of bank hold ups is catching up with them as they're hounded by an increasingly trigger happy police force. It dosn't take long for things to get out of control for all involved.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5BsYRmMfus

[stevepole]

I read about that movie last week. Hoping I'll have time to see it when it makes it's way to Arizona.

 

I watch Oceans 13 and Bourne Ultimatum today.

[Bloodstain]

Saw the expendables, the first half was pretty boring/not what I was expecting (talking), but the action was great. Dolph stole the show too

[stevepole]

I also watch Welcome, a french film by Philippe Lioret, last night. Good story.

[K4ylan]

knight and day

[Sam]

Watched G-Force and Brother Bear 2 today.

 

 

I have an excuse, I was with my girlfriend, and she insisted.

[Pinkbullet3]

Anyone see Expendables yet? How was it?

[Harakiri]

Anyone see Expendables yet? How was it?

 

It was alright. The beginning and middle was rather dull. But the final fight is akin to that at the end of Commando, I.E, my testosterone level went through the roof. It had some really crappy dialogue, and it was just terribly campy, but I thought it was overall an entertaining package.

 

It wasn't as entertaining for me because two chicks were behind us and every time someone died (which was like 1000 times) they had to scream obscenities and disturb everyone's experience. I hate people who can't shut up during movies and either has to quip in to be funny or scream obscenities when people die to gain attention or because they are just the most loud and annoying people ever. I hate going to the movie theater. It's not worth it. You get the most annoying, idiotic people in there ruining the experience.

 

Friday night I saw Scott Pilgrim and really enjoyed it. I think it is much better than The Expendables, and I also found I could enjoy it because no one was annoying the crap out of everyone in the theater.

 

What happened to watchers who would be in the theater and tell people to shut the hell up when they scream and yell like they themselves are the ones in the fight scene getting shot at?

[indy500fan]

What happened to watchers who would be in the theater and tell people to shut the hell up when they scream and yell like they themselves are the ones in the fight scene getting shot at?

 

I would seriously pay double price to go to a "quiet" theatre showing in which you aren't allowed to make any noise. No food, no drinks, no talking, no kids, no oohs and aahs, no bathroom breaks. But I would actually prefer to go to the theatre and no one else be in my screening. Scott Pilgrim actually has been doing pretty horribly at the box office, which sucks in a way since I liked it but was awesome in a way in that it means not too many people are going to see it. There were only 4 groups of people in my screening numbering from 2-4 people each. We all sat really far apart from each other and no one made any discernible noise. It was one of the best theatre experiences I have had.

[i_love_burritos]

What happened to watchers who would be in the theater and tell people to shut the hell up when they scream and yell like they themselves are the ones in the fight scene getting shot at?

 

I would seriously pay double price to go to a "quiet" theatre showing in which you aren't allowed to make any noise. No food, no drinks, no talking, no kids, no oohs and aahs, no bathroom breaks. But I would actually prefer to go to the theatre and no one else be in my screening. Scott Pilgrim actually has been doing pretty horribly at the box office, which sucks in a way since I liked it but was awesome in a way in that it means not too many people are going to see it. There were only 4 groups of people in my screening numbering from 2-4 people each. We all sat really far apart from each other and no one made any discernible noise. It was one of the best theatre experiences I have had.

 

Wow, really ? Australia and America must be very different. 99% of the time of when I go to see a film in a cinema there's none of that stuff, except when the show the trailers. Doesn't get much worse than laughing. :|

[rangeor]

Saw Inglorious Basterds for the first time tonight. Brad Pitt is hilarious :P

 

Interesting movie though, I want to watch it again.

[re4p3r1]

saw scott pilgrim, the expendables, and dinner for schmucks today.

 

dinner for schmucks is one of the funniest movies i've seen

[insert_name_here]

American History X , second time I've seen it. Amazing.