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Saw Public Enemies today. I think the problem with it was it didn't have the great ending we expect from the usual anti-hero movies. I liked it, but the ending just kinda left you with "fuck, that's really how it ends?" Even though you know that's how it's going to end. I enjoyed it though.
 

Cajungal

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Outlander.

Wowie, this movie was fun. The actor who played Jesus plays a spaceman who crashes his ship on Earth and chills out with Vikings... then they try to kill an dragon-ish alien together.
 
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Aisaku

I just saw Transformers today. I edited it out in my mind and ended up with a bad episode of beast wars with as much budget as the whole series and a forgettable teen movie. Neither were truly enjoyable. I still don't get how they send foot soldiers against walking tanks, I guess I never will.
 
I watched 1776, the musical. If only congress were as entertaining today. One of my favorite quotes from the movie is...

"One useless man is called a disgrace, two become a law firm, and three or more become a Congress."
 
I watched Shoot'em Up last night. I'm going to liken it to old Kung Fu movies: over top, hilarious and fun. I really liked it, would probably watch it again if I'm doing something else at thesame time, like drawing.

Is Gun Fu a genre? I think I'm going to refer to this a Gun Fu in the same way I refer to Speed Raceras being Car Fu.
 
The Cronicles of Narnia, Prince Caspian.
Better that I expected. I probably liked it more because it has been a long(ish*) time since I read the books.

*3 years more or less.
 
Le Quack said:
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Shegokigo said:
[quote="Mr. Lawface":14zablsx]Shoot 'em Up is awesome.
I keep hearing this, yet have yet to watch it....
There is a simple way to remedy this.[/quote:14zablsx]

Carrots![/quote:14zablsx]
Always eat your vegetables.
 

Knowing

Well...the first half was pretty good. Special effects were surprisingly good. And I was actually into the plot at first.

*sigh* At first.

Then, it all went to crap by the second half with the big revelation of the final prediction. Of course, Cage was...his usual self, though I was able to stomach him this time.

Just...wow. Let's just say this: I got it for free from work and...well, I got my money's worth.
 

ElJuski

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ThatNickGuy said:
Knowing

Well...the first half was pretty good. Special effects were surprisingly good. And I was actually into the plot at first.

*sigh* At first.

Then, it all went to crap by the second half with the big revelation of the final prediction. Of course, Cage was...his usual self, though I was able to stomach him this time.

Just...wow. Let's just say this: I got it for free from work and...well, I got my money's worth.
You're not the only one that feels that way:
http://www.avclub.com/articles/knowing,29842/
 
Into The Woods: A musical play.

Wasn't my choice. It was "meh"

Melding of Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, and a few other fairy tales, first ACT is the story we mostly know on each of them. The second ACT is the "Ever After" not being so "Happily".
 

Galaxy Quest

Just re-watched this tonight to get the bad taste of Knowing out of my mouth. What a difference. It was fun, over the top and didn't take itself seriously. If I can find it somewhere cheap (which I'm sure I can), I think I'll see about buying this at some point. Such a blast.
 
ThatNickGuy said:
Galaxy Quest

Just re-watched this tonight to get the bad taste of Knowing out of my mouth. What a difference. It was fun, over the top and didn't take itself seriously. If I can find it somewhere cheap (which I'm sure I can), I think I'll see about buying this at some point. Such a blast.
Great freakin film. Introduced me to Sam Rockwell and taught me that Tony Shalhoub and Tim Allen aren't just one trick ponies.
 
Shegokigo said:
ThatNickGuy said:
Galaxy Quest

Just re-watched this tonight to get the bad taste of Knowing out of my mouth. What a difference. It was fun, over the top and didn't take itself seriously. If I can find it somewhere cheap (which I'm sure I can), I think I'll see about buying this at some point. Such a blast.
Great freakin film. Introduced me to Sam Rockwell and taught me that Tony Shalhoub and Tim Allen aren't just one trick ponies.
Tony Shalhoub, I've known was more than a one trick pony long before Galaxy Quest came along. He was in the show Wings, Men in Black, Monk... No character in any of them was remotely the same.
 

I personally liked him in a, sadly, very short lived sitcom that he co-starred with Neil Patrick Harris. He played a neurotic writer and Harris was a representantive from the agency to ensure he writes. I'm blanking on the name, but by god, it was hilarious.
 

Bowielee said:
Tony Shalhoub, I've known was more than a one trick pony long before Galaxy Quest came along. He was in the show Wings, Men in Black, Monk... No character in any of them was remotely the same.
Not to mention his work with the Coens and Stanley Tucci-as-director.

I know it's blurry as hell but here I am with him at the premiere of a movie he directed and his wife wrote and starred in.

[attachment=0:2zctr6vv]Tony&me.jpg[/attachment:2zctr6vv]
 
I watched The Taking of Pelham One Two Three last night on Hulu. It's a pretty good flick, starring Walter Matthau. For an action drama, I was laughing quite a bit. It's a little dated since it was made in 1974, but I would call this a rare gem worth watching on Hulu.
 
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JCM

This weekend was pretty good, as all the flicks I bought didnt dissapoint.

Watchmen: Tales of the Black Freighter-
Pretty okayish animation, although the voice kept me thinking he´d scream "THIS IS SPARTAAAAAA", but what really made it worth was the "under the hood" documentary.

The Kite Runner:
Being a fan of the book, I was surprised to see the film was just as good

Valkarie
While not very good, at least its nice to see a Hollywood movie show something else out of WW2 other than Nazis bad, US saved everybody, England who? Had the role been given to someone like Liam Neeson, it wouldve been better.

The day the Earth stood still (the original)
First time I watched it I was a little kid, good to see it holds up well.

The day the Earh stood still (the Keanu remake)
Looks like Reeves´ expressionless acting finally found its purpose, while some SFX looked cheesy, it was a pretty good remake.

I also bought the old Titanic movie, and the DeCaprio remake. Wish me luck tonight.
 

ElJuski

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Oh god, I hated Valkyrie, and I forgot all about it until you just brought it up :zoid: Nobody even tried to get a German accent right, from what I remember. I also remember that it should have been called "Tom Cruise Does History!" for how shallowly he jumped into his character. I will agree seeing something else from WW2 was interesting. If it's not the US Comes to Save the Day, its about the horrors of the Holocaust. Not saying the Holocaust wasn't a horrible thing, but there are different genocides / angles to take World War 2.
 
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