The Official What was the last movie you saw??

Bro I hate to break it to ya, but that's the security cam footage you've been watching.

 

last night i watched 88 minutes due to the fact there really hasn't been anything out on video the last 2 months. anyway it was probly one of the worst movies al has been in. it lacked in the whoah department and didn't get me sitting up waiting to find out what happens next and also lacked in a twist at the end..never did i say i didn't see that coming. i would give a rating but don't feel it deserves one.

i also watched what happens in vegas a few days ago and enjoyed it alot more than i thought i would..i'll give it a 7 on all around movie basis and a 9 on ashton kutcher movie basis. i hadnt laughed that hard in some points in a long time.

 

Black Christmas ('06 version) - Horrible remake...boring and extremely lame.

 

Mummy 3 - Dragon Emperor
It was ok....should have waited for DVD.

 

It really upset me how bad this movie was. I am a huge Jet Li fan, and Brandon Frasier is a good actor in his own right. The directing on this one seemed choppy, and I hated the actress they got to replace his wife on this one.

 

"The Machine Girl" --- so, so, so, so good. If you like Japanese fountains of blood, you will LOVE this film.

 

The Ladies Man!

"Hey Sweet Thang!"

 

is this a older or a newer film? is it a real movie or animation? highly into the movies but not so much the anime stuff.

 

2008 -- live action.

 

Saw Eagle Eye, it was alright. Has its moments but wasnt quite what I was hoping it'd be. I also had the 4 dumbest people on the planet sitting behind me so it was hard to enjoy it as much as I might have under different circumstances.

 

Hatchet - the gore and boobs alone kept me entertained. Not a great film by any means but it really wasn't meant to be, just a decent old school style slasher flick.

 

Cashback, strange strange strange movie.

 

Love Guru- Bad, Bad movie

 

the wife wants to see this on Monday...I'm not all that thrilled about it, but there's really nothing else out now worth seeing instead I suppose.

 

Extremely. Him and Sandlers latest movies have been just awful.

 

Grindhouse

 

30 Days of Night. I dug it.

 

good movie

 

Ghost Town - It was pretty good, certainly better than I was expecting at least.

 

Choke

Based on a book by ChuckPalahniuk, writer of one of my alltime favorites "Fight Club"

Sam Rockwell plays a sex addict who makes money off of strangers whom he gets to save him from choking, while also working as the "backbone of colonial society" in a colonial Williamsburgh type theme park.

For any other fans of the book, it stayed very truthful, if there is any change it is that it is played much more for comedy.

Highly recommend it. 8 out of 10.

 

Just saw that myself. Old school, indeed.

I also saw:

House of 1,000 Corpses -- A little too over-the-top stylistically for my liking. I almost had a headache by the end of it. Still, it was amusing. And I finally figured out who the guy in dirtywhiteboy's avatar is.

Deception -- Ewan McGregor and Hugh Jackman in a mystery centered on an anonymous sex club. Pretty entertaining for a surprisingly under-the-radar film.

Rob Zombie's Halloween -- Zombie has matured as a purveyor of horror, and it shows in this thriller. I liked the quasi-prequel approach, although I would not recommend the director's cut, as it slows to a snail's pace at times.

 

Being a huyooooge horror movie buff I enjoyed the living hell out of House. It took the 'crazy redneck cannibal family' storyline to new depths. And Sid Haig turned out one of the most memorable performances of his entire life in that flick. My wife and I usually watch it every Halloween, that is until Zombie remade Halloween, which I also thought was fantastic. The original shrouded Myers in more mystery, and we didn't learn too much about him until the sequels. Zombie's remake was almost like a character study of a serial killer, and IMO did the original justice. The DC was a little long, but I love a DC version of a movie, and despite the slow downs it was still a great ride.

 

I was hoping Zombie would do a prequel/sequel to the House/Rejects franchise. Sadly it doesn't appear that will happen, but I think he has some room to work if he decides to give it one last go.

 

Little known fact about Rob Zombie, he was a Production Assistant for Pee-Wee's Playhouse in the 80's

 

Rejects had a totally different feel to it, more of an action flick. It was good in it's own context, but the unreal feeling that House gave you was completely gone.

 

Have you seen the deleted scene in Rejects with Dr. Satan? Rosario Dawson plays the nurse... pretty sweet.

 

No!

But I will now!

 

They have it on Youtube, but they make you sign in to see it because its considered mature content...

 

I'm screwed then, 4 years old prolly ain't mature enough.

 

They call me Trinity

 

I thought they called you Marty. Is Trinity your stage name?

 

I tried to watch Trinity is Still My Name but it wouldn't work... to old

 

Oh, I've been called Tripod before.

 

ahhh, always wondered if this was you...

 

Forgetting Sarah Marshall (unrated) - Awesomely funny movie, although I could have gone without seeing Jason Segel's dong so many freaking times...but the hotness of Mila Kunis and Kristen Bell made up for it.

Gone Baby Gone - Very solid 'who done it' crime drama. I enjoyed it.

 

I saw it recently also, I agree it's a good movie

 

I was severely disappointed to be honest. Even if I sound like a broken record, go and get the novel. Great crime series by Dennis Lehane, a very bland adaption by Affleck, especially when compared to Eastwood's brillant Mystic River adaption.

 

"Taken" ...good movie. It's a well paced movie. It'll make you a bit paranoid because it's about kidnapping with realistic edge. It's worth watching.

 

has anyone seen vangaurd yet? it's a zombie flick that was given to me to watch but i haven't yet. it seems to be a b movie but i don't mind as some of the best zombie films have been low budget.