The Official What was the last movie you saw??

4 Christmases. Vince Vaughn is the man...hilarious flick. Lot of celebrities in this one.

 

Agreed 1000% Concept was a winner, but the execution was flawed, I felt myself hoping for it to end long before it did. The coolest part was how 'perfect' they made the surrogates look.

 

I saw it over the weekend as well and had kind of a similar reaction.

 

I saw Terminator Salvation the other day, excellent movie, 4/5.

Also if they can CGI a young Arnold Schwarzenegger I'm pretty sure he could have recorded a few lines of dialog.

 

I did not enjoy that movie as much as I thought I would/wanted to. It felt Transformers XXIV or something. There was no clear cut antagonist Terminator, it was more of a war movie set in the future. I'm hoping the rest of the trilogy brings it all together and makes it worthy of the original movie.

 

That was the idea.

Sooner or later, that's what the franchise would have to turn into.

The franchise is actually for sale so let's hope someone with a brain buys it and hires someone other than McG. The next movie def needs to be R too.

 

Joss Whedon jokingly offered to buy the franchise for like $10,000.

https://www.moviefill.com/Hollywood...inator-Rights-With-Comedic-Open-Letter-19229/

 

i liked the last terminator salvation. i thought it was good.

 

I understand that it was a 'war' movie, but still think it would have been better with a genuine Terminator antagonist, instead of a myriad of different machines. That would have kept it truer to its roots and the original formula that made the original trilogy so successful.

 

it wouldn't have made sense. now its more about the struggle then anything. I for one appreciate the change in direction. GO WATCH SISTERHOOD OF THE TRAVELING PANTS AGAIN STOOPID!

 

Part I or II?

 

like it matters. both instant classics.




i mean........man stuff.

 

Idk how you could just have one terminator when we already knew what the future was like with armies of them.

 

You freaking Mary! Did you see the extended editions? Pure Gold!

 

The story could have used the war as more of a backdrop and had a terminator hunting JC down. Of course it would have been kind of archaic compared to the the T100 and those that followed, but it could have worked:

 

Haven't seen the latest Terminator movie yet, but the commercial for the DVD says they're releasing an R-rated version along with the theatrical one.

 

Yea, you see a little boob, but I think that's the only difference.

 

That's enough. Sold!

Edit: a little boob, or big boobs for a little while?

 

That is how JC is supposed to die, unless they scrap that plot point since apparently no one liked T-3 (except for me apparently)

I do like this new approach since we've been hearing about this war vs the Machines and now we finnally get to see it.

 

I dug T3 too. Not the best of the lot, but some great action!

 

and boobs.

 

You don't see much boob, but they look to be pretty darn good ones. I'd motorboat 'em.

 

you told the same thing to enforcerfin. you'll excuse me if i don't take you're word as meaningful.

 

The Hangover.


I liked it quite a bit actually. Not really LAUGH OUT LOUD funny but it had its moments and was decent through out.

 

Watched "Public Enemies" last night

 

Saw 'Funny People' on Monday. I was very disappointed in it. I feel if the movie was focused just on Adam Sandler and Seth Rogen's characters the movie could have been very good, yet all the stuff with Leslie Mann just felt forced and out of place, plus the movie itself was way too long clocking in at 2 and a half hours. I really think if those scenes were cut and more focus was made on the Sandler/Rogen relationship, what it's like to be a newcomer struggling to make it, what it's like to be a huge star with struggling with his life, while turning the movie into more of a drama than comedy (because there were only a few funny parts in it) it would have been a lot better. Also I wasn't a fan of the whole illness angle, especially since it lasted for exactly 30 minutes or so.

 

Star Trek and The Proposal.

Star Trek-loved it the first time thought the same thing the 2nd time around.

The Proposal-Sandra Bullock is ******* hot.

 

Death Race

 

As bad as that was it was perfect for the genre! Loved it.

 

Went to see today. A 'whodunnit, & whatfor?' flick set in the South Pole. The movie had almost enough suspense to keep me interested the whole time.

 

Just saw the Clooney "Up in the Air" movie.....not bad. Entertaining for any one who frequently travels for business and can appreciate "tips".

Some very funny lines and moments.

 

It was alright but fell a little short. The trailers made it look like a horror film.

 

The wife and I have been tearing through all of the Christmas movies we own, in addition to the TV and TV Specials.

We've made it through Jingle All the Way, The Santa Clause, It's a Wonderful Life, and Gremlins ... we're watching the Polar Express and going to follow that up with the Muppet Christmas Carol later.

 

Yeah, I know what you mean. Wasn't what I expected, especially for an R-rated movie. I was a bit opfinistic

Spoiler

when it started and Kate Beckinsale was stripping down to get in the shower, but that ended really fast.

 

I finally saw Paul Blart:Mall Cop on DVD

 

Watching "The Fourth Kind" now. Horribly disappointing.

Even if the "real footage" is real, it just makes the lady look like a whack job, which takes the interestingness out of it completely.

1/5 stars

 

The real footage isn't real.

Its actually not based on true events.

 

That's what I assumed, but wasn't entirely sure.

The fact that it isnt real makes it even worse IMO. I mean if it was real at least you can say "Hey thats the story" but when it isnt, come on at least try and sell something halfway interesting.

 

Watched:

I Love You Man - I really like Jason Segal, so I really liked this one.

Defiance - Not quite what I was expecting, but still plenty entertaining.

State of Play - A nice thriller, with plenty of twists. I enjoyed it.