The Official What was the last movie you saw??

saw quarrantine. thought it would suck after the first twenty minutes but it turned into a pretty good horror movie.

 

Death at a Funeral.

Has a few lol moments (mostly from Danny Glover). But don't get your hopes up too high.

 

Despicable Me....awesome movie. Very funny

 

So what did they do in the scene?

 

Tooth Fairy with my sister..... really really sucked. Thought it was going to be better than it was. Big disappointment.

 

THAT IS AN AMZING AVY. WOULD MAKE A HELL OF A TATOO!

 

I finally saw Inception and I really enjoyed it. It was a great story. I thought Nolan did a fantastic job of keeping the story tight and moving and of building suspense. I would agree with those that have stated that it is among the best movies of the year.

 

Agree 100%

I'm finally going to see it this weekend.

 

Have a good time!

 

I'm too old for this ****.

 

Not really. It's just got a very very over the top style to it.

 

I disagree. Definitely nerds.

As a nerd I freaking loved the movie.

 

Watched on AMC last night. What a terrible movie. It just went from so-so, to really bad, to worse. By the end I was almost applauding that it was over. It kept reminding me of another terrible 'screwed at sea' flick, "Deep Rising."

 

The last movie I saw was "Never Back Down". I had seen it before but I watched it again the other night on Blu-ray. I like the movie alot. I like the fight scenes and of course the underlying love story.

 

I watched The Hurt Locker, Kick-***(again) and Couple's Retreat.

I love Kick-***.

Couple's Retreat was about as good as I thought it would be.

The Hurt Locker was not my cup of tea.

 

Scott Pilgrim vs. The World

You can't not like this movie. I already want to see it again.

 

watched "care bears: lost in space" again.......yup.....still my favorite ****ing movie of all-time

 

Where's the you suck button when you need it?


I watched the crazies.....it was kinda crazy.

 

I just watched Pandorum. Critics panned it but I thought it was pretty enjoyable in an "Event Horizon" kind of way.

YouTube- Pandorum - Official Trailer [HD]

It flew under the radar IMO. Released Sept. 25 '09 worth your while...

 

I recently saw The Killer Inside Me. Excellent film, Casey Affleck did a great job. There are two very disturbing, graphic scenes though.

 

Saw 'Orphan' the other night. I wanted to see it until the end so I could know the story and then go to IMDB and read people's hilarious rants about how ******ed it was. Surprisingly, it had a rating over 7.

 

now that was an excellent movie

 

Just saw "Surrogates" with Bruce Willis. Released Friday September the 25th 2009. Yet another movie that flew under the radar. Not great and probably should have been given the concepts and actors, but I just don't like technology action thrillers anymore. Seems like they just stimulate you with some new concepts and then just run the equation...


plus



equals box office hit...

Looks like they need to rework the equation. I still enjoyed it, maybe I'm just not a big fan of the genre anymore.

BTW- There were absolutely no memorable lines in this one. No creativity, very bland dialogue.

 

Piranha 3D. Fairly entertaining. Kelly Brook in a bikini is almost worth the price of admission herself.

Kick ***. Totally not what I expected based on the previews. Bloody, fun, and surprisingly good.

 

Kick-***, good movie I enjoyed it

Furry Vengeance, my 6 yr old enjoyed it

 

The Cove. Documentary about the dolphin slaughter going on in Japan. It won an Academy Award. Feels like a heist movie actually. They assemble a team to film the dolphin slaughter and have to stealth around at night to plant everything. Lots of suspense actually. They actually come at the issue of dolphin slaughter from lots of sides. 4 of 5.

 

Bounty hunter- okay movie

book of eli- great movie, the last 30 minutes was excellent.

 

Not to make light of that situation (I love dolphins, one of my favorite animals), but I can't read that and not think about the South Park episode where the Japanese guys run around yelling "**** you dolphins!!!".

 

Its funny, but that is closer to the truth than not, actually. The Japanese in that small town, actually despise dolphin. They consider them the rats of the sea. They claim, if the dolphin aren't culled there'd be no fish left. They herd them to be sold to sea parks and what aren't picked are sold as meat. The ridiculous part is, dolphin over there is considered low quality meat. It is ridiculous high in mercury and its often sold as whale meat.

They basically use loud noise to herd them into a cove, then in little skiff type boats, they stab them repeatedly with a long sharp pole. The cove literally turns red, as they die slowly by bleeding out. You can't do that unless you hate what you're doing it to.

 

They should slaughter all of them if they're anything like James, the n**** hatin dolphin.

 

Just saw "The Expendables". Just say no.

 

Awesome episode of The Chappelle Show.

 

Watched again on IFC last night. A great combination of campy gore & violence. And Salma Hayek.

 

lol The part with Mr. Ed had me dyin too.

 

I just saw "The Expendables" and I really enjoyed it.

 

Let her rip, dude...I gotta hear your review on this because for me the only decent scene in the whole movie was when Mickey Rourke was painting that guitar.

 

"stranger than fiction." i really enjoyed it

 

Love that movie. LOVE.

 

That was the best dramatic scene in the movie, but if you were looking for a drama you were in the wrong place. This was an action movie and the action was well done with enough of a story behind it. The pacing was good. The characters were believable. Other than a few of the early scenes with Lungren and one with Randy Corture (sp?) the acting was decent. I would describe it as an 80s action film shot with todays technique and style. I enjoyed all the homages to the various actor's past films. And I just enjoyed it overall. I came in expecting a an action film and that was what I got.

 

I guess I just had way too high expectations. It seemed so cliche', hacky and slapped together. I thought Stallone was completely self aggrandizing by placing himself in the lead. He looked like one of the puppets from Phil Collins' video "Land of Confusion". It hurt me to watch him run like a little midget.

YouTube- Phil Collins Genesis Land Of Confusion

Jet Li was injured during the shoot so he was limited in what he could do. Statham was doing more pirrohuettes than a balerina in Swan Lake. Nobody in my opinion showed me anything new or cutting edge. Which brings me to my next point.

Stallone should not have directed that movie. The camera was too shaky (even for the intended effect) and the fight scenes were spliced to death. Hell, even some scenes were in fast motion, like no one could tell. You could even see the trenches that were built in the explosion where Jet Li cuts off Eric Roberts from the helicopter.

The scene in the church was just in poor taste and shot like a B movie. which leads me to my next point. Stallone should not have written that movie. The way Willis dropped the "Let's not start sucking each other's *****" line made me cringe. The coup de gras being the use of the word "dipsh!t" in the climactic one liner. This movie was full of hacky, bogus, old dialogue that would have had a hard time making it in the '80s.

I'm gonna stop short of the final battle, because it wasn't. Other than some WWF moves between Stallone and Austin, the only struggle was by the viewer. Dude, they took out a whole army just running around. The only thing that was missing was John Madden yelling "boom!" in the background.

In summation, I hope Stallone isn't allowed to call in any more favors from his action buddies because this movie was a grade A turd.