What's The Last Movie You Watched? XIII - Part 11

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[steintym]

Iron Man 2

I've been meaning to watch this again and finally got around to it. I enjoyed it the first time, but I found it a lot more enjoyable watching it again,

[Nirvana]

Man on Wire- excellent doc.

[AnneFan]

Watched Spider-Man 2.1 a few days ago.

[darkseid26]

spellbound
The Lady Vanishes

[Ash J. Williams]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v719/TMNTguy/close_encounters_of_the_third_kind.jpg?t=132854961 7

[Figs]

Thor

[The Morningstar]

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. Ah man i love Michelle Monaghan so much. She's cute but at the same time I imagine she's a bit of a goer, if you follow my meaning. And RDJ and a hilariously gay Val Kilmer? :up:

[Darkb0rn]

Chronicle

[bullets]

Chronicle 9/10

[Punisher Rising]

http://images1.fanpop.com/images/photos/1200000/The-Craft-Movie-Poster-the-craft-1289948-505-755.jpg

8/10

[dude love]

Godfather Part 2

Not a movie I can give clear thoughts on my first viewing. I do love how the framing of Vito Corleone's story was almost like a stage play.

[Guhndoi]

http://img826.imageshack.us/img826/3602/reddog2resized.jpg

7/10

[dude love]

Carlito's Way

It might be blasphemy but I prefer this to Scarface. Carlito Brigante feels like a far more well rounded and real character to Tony Montana.

4/5

[The Morningstar]

I thought it was common knowledge that Carlito's Way is superior to Scarface? Well, it should be.

[Panthro]

Indiana Jones & The Temple of Doom (1984)

[nite-owl]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/b/bb/Lightsleeperfilm.jpg

8/10

[LuisTX85]

http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/n533/ngocan17531/2467691.jpg
4/5,Much better than I expected and it connected to the first one nicely,One of the main twists made sense yet made me wonder about something about the first film's ending though!!!

[Immortalfire]

The Odd Couple

[Hotwire]

Rise of the Planet of the Apes

8/10 Very cool movie! It's nice how it keeps you on the fence as to who to root for.

[Figs]

Carlito's Way

It might be blasphemy but I prefer this to Scarface. Carlito Brigante feels like a far more well rounded and real character to Tony Montana.

4/5

:up:

I still don't get what was so great about Scarface, it was mediocre to me.

[Brain Damage]

Godfather Part 2

Not a movie I can give clear thoughts on my first viewing. I do love how the framing of Vito Corleone's story was almost like a stage play.

The first few times I saw it I was partial on Michale's story, but the more I watch it, the more I pick up on the little things and realize just how dark and brilliant of a downfall it is.

[Panthro]

Hercules The Avenger

[dude love]

:up:

I still don't get what was so great about Scarface, it was mediocre to me.

To me it's a 3/5, a campy 80's time capsule.

[darkseid26]

Vivre Sa Vie

[JINoside]

Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame - Dam good movie
Chronicle - Surprisingly good

[Leenie]

Just got back from seeing Man on a Ledge.

Not a bad movie. I had never heard of it before tonight, so when I got home, I checked it out on RT at saw the Tomatometer at 32%. I was actually shocked by the really bad reviews. It's not an intelligent film at all, but I was entertained throughout the whole thing. And Sam Worthington (who I normally can't stand) was pretty good in this.

At the very worst, the movie is completely inoffensive. At the best, it's good, but it's not something I could watch over and over. I saw it, I liked it enough, the end.

[A Necessary Evil]

Just got back from Episode 1, and I really enjoyed it, just as much as I did in 1999. The 3D in the Final duel and Podrace was stunning, and I get many compliments on my anakin helmet. LOL.
All In all, I loved it, and I missed having star wars on screen. Hopefully this makes enough, I really wanna see Episode 3 in 3D, now that I know they actually put effort into this.

[CConn]

Justice League: The New Frontier.

[uniqueweasel]

The Punisher War Zone

[I SEE SPIDEY]

Red State

Meh

6/10

Signs

Still a terrific film, not without it's flaws but I thought that it held up extremely well.

[Kaleb]

Safe House
9/10

[Figs]

http://i44.tinypic.com/24uzvhf.jpg

4/5

[uniqueweasel]

Battle Los Angeles

[Panthro]

Hercules & The Black Pirate (1964)

Super Mario Bros. (1993)

[Panthro]

The Fugitive (1993)

[CapedCrusader14]

Chronicle: 4.5/5

Holy crap this movie was good. This is seriously better than half the superhero movies out there.

[ShaneHelms]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v69/shanehelms121/drive_2011.png

[Matt Mortem]

Fight Club 9/10

[ripse]

The Three Musketeers, my score 3

[Lunar_Wolf]

Chronicle.

[AnneFan]

Batman (1966)

[Nirvana]

Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace

[rnewbz]

Shame 9/10

[Ash J. Williams]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v719/TMNTguy/1956-UnidentifiedFlyingObjects-TheT.jpg?t=1328949385


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v719/TMNTguy/vampires-movie-poster1.jpg?t=1328949385

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v719/TMNTguy/young_frankenstein.jpg?t=1328949385

[Commander Shepard]

The Adjustment Bureau 8/10

[craigdbfan]

Drive

Gets better every time.

[The Morningstar]

Crazy, Stupid, Love. I despise rom/coms. But this was awesome.

[BattleCat]

Drive. 7.0 one thing that bothers me, is when the driver decides to ram his car into pearlmans his front end and headlights are perfectly fine.

[Guhndoi]

The Running Man (1987)

[The Navigator]

http://ia.media-imdb.com/images/M/MV5BMTU2MDc0NDY0M15BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwOTgzMTYyNQ@@._ V1._SY317_.jpg
9/10

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-y5JVzr5WxUk/Tdr32Z6HmcI/AAAAAAAAACs/_bCDq3diolU/s1600/Real%2BSteel%2BMovie%2BPoster.jpg
9/10

I enjoyed these much more than I thought I would.

[nite-owl]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/9/99/Final_destination_09.jpg

4/10

[raybia]

The Grey

4/4

Not what I was expecting.

[CConn]

Sin City

[The Morningstar]

Chronicle. Finally got to see it. Great film, really strong characterisations to go with the simple but effective plot. A story about friendship and the misplaced use of power that anyone can relate to. Really cool action scenes, I love the fight at the end. And the "found footage" technique is well done. A lot of the shots are framed like actual shots in a normal film, especially towards the end when Andrew takes control of the camera, so you don't need to worry about suffering a head ache from constant camera movement. I like how at certain points it changed to different cameras perspectives, like CCTV or news footage etc.

[Marx]

Back to the Future

[Kable24]

War Games: The Dead Code 4/10

[hammerhedd11]

Noroi (The Curse)

[CConn]

Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland

[Panthro]

She (1982) - it's like they mashed up "Zardoz" with "The Road Warrior" and threw in just a little "Conan the Barbarian" (right down to the leading lady).

Gladiators of Rome (1962)

Goliath & the Dragon (1960)

Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979)

[Two-Face]

Man on a Ledge 5/10

[Yodaman]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v612/dan-yoda/PosterForumI3D.jpg

[dude love]

Across The Line

A alright little crime thriller. But they mostly wasted the cast. I would've love to have seen Christopher Nolan do this one with zero budget as he could've done the multiple perspective thing with pinache.

2/5

[Immortalfire]

The Dark Knight

[raybia]

The Majestic

[Figs]

http://i43.tinypic.com/2nrm3a0.jpg

2.5/5

I think this is by far the craziest Nic Cage has acted in a movie next to Bad Lieutenant.

[Lunar_Wolf]

Religulous

[Mace Bloodstone]

http://img407.imageshack.us/img407/2986/prideandgloryonesheet.jpg

3/5

never seen colin farrell so ruthless!

[childeroland]

J. Edgar. Meh.
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. Nearly unwatchable.

[childeroland]

Noroi (The Curse)
What did you think of it?

[CConn]

Sleepy Hollow.

[Punisher Rising]

http://i417.photobucket.com/albums/pp251/SpiderJon07/Movies/Scream4Poster3.jpg

8/10

[SuperSoldier985]

Double Indemnity
Safe House
Star Wars Episode 1 3D
Chronicle

[LOBO3315a]

The Dark Crystal
Devil Doll (MST3K Version)
The Horror of Party Beach (MST3K Version)
X-Men First Class (I enjoyed this more than I thought I would.)
X-Men Origins: Wolverine
X-Men I-III

[CConn]

X-Men

[Lunar_Wolf]

The Yes Men Fix The World.

[Nirvana]

Les Misérables (1952)- Pretty good stuff.

[mongoose-mania]

The Others.

[Max J Power]

Thunderball-8/10

A little inconsistent in tone, as the opening scene and ending were much sillier than the rest of the movie, but still very entertaining. The underwater sequences might be the best filmed scenes I've seen in the series so far. I was somewhat disturbed by the very end. Bond and Domino left that henchman-turned-helper in the middle of the ocean with nothing but a life preserver while they caught a plane ride out. What an *******.

Warrior-8/10

Unique in that it built two characters up as "the contender"; I don't think I've seen that in any other sports movie. Both storylines were built up well, and Tommy and Brendan were believably shown as equally good fighters, more or less. I found myself wanting more resolution in the end, though. Did Brendan and the dad move toward reconciliation? Did he share the money with his brother? Did Tommy go to prison for deserting the military? I didn't need all these questions answered in detail, but a few more minutes to tie up the loose ends would have been nice.

[dude love]

Undisputed II

Any martial arts fans who haven't seen this film are doing themselves a disservice. It's amazing. What's also amazing is that screen fighting this spectacular can be filmed on a low budget, in a couple of days, with minimal resources, when hand to hand combat in big budget Hollywood tent poles is terrible.

4/5

[henry_9305]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/70/Ironmanposter.JPG
10/10

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/2/2b/Constantine_poster.jpg
8/10

[Mogwai]

the woman in black

[nite-owl]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/9/9f/Midnight_in_Paris_Poster.jpg

8/10

[Guhndoi]

First Blood

[Panthro]

Fire & Ice (1983)

[Two-Face]

Rescue Dawn 8/10

[nite-owl]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/73/Justice_movieposter.jpg

7/10

[Sebastos]

Spider-Man 2
Air Force One
Kung Fu Hustle
Boogie Nights

[Superhero 101]

Chronicle
8/10

[Panthro]

Son of Samson (1960)

[Doctor Jones]

Watchmen: Director's Cut - 8/10

I still really like this film and admire Snyder for what he did. Though I do believe they didn't need to be as true to the comic as possible. The film would have done just fine on its own if it had the right ideas and carried them through with good enough execution and vision. The David Hayter draft was certainly a good start in the right direction with some refinement with Snyder's eye. Snyder certainly doesn't lack vision, and he could have pulled it off. Yet I give him credit for wanting to do this. Considering the direction they went in, I think it worked really well. Could have been better if they didn't have the GN constricting the script and actors and dialogue though. But there are some scenes that truly shine. The Manhatten Mars sequence was perfect. As a comic fan, it's a joy to watch with how true they stayed to it, but you know, with this, I found myself remembering a lot of dialogue from the comic that was contained in this film, and that was one of the flaws. IIt became too faithful. Now again, I don't want to sound sound fickle like a lot of fanboys, but truly, at the end of the day, have a vision and make it the best possible while staying true to the material, but it doesn't need to be frame by frame and word for word. This is a film. Watchmen as a comic, may be cinematic in some aspects, but what about as a film, can't it be more? Shouldn't it be? I think so. It just needed a lot more breathing room cinematically. But I respect Snyder immensely for wanting to stay true and making that decision. It plays as a great tribute to the GN. But I can't help but feel it should be more than a tribute.

The Rock - 9/10

Cage Rating - 10/10

Pretty much the ideal kind of action film. One of my favorites. Nic Cage and Sean Connery teaming up to stop a virus on Alcatraz? I mean come on. I would buy that sentence if I could.

[childeroland]

A Man Escaped.

[Godzilla2000]

Well, I watched Godzilla x Mechagodzilla and it's direct sequel Godzilla: Tokyo S.O.S.

[hammerhedd11]

What did you think of it?

I enjoyed it quite a bit. Wasn't horrifying but it had some creepy parts.

[Whiskey Tango]

http://i43.tinypic.com/nf1gcp.jpg

[hammerhedd11]

Once Upon a Time in the West

[ShaneHelms]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/2/2b/Constantine_poster.jpg

[Lasirius]

The Woman in Black

6.5/10

[Panthro]

Samson & The 7 Miracles of the World

[Figs]

http://i40.tinypic.com/jhsdg9.jpg

4.5/5

http://i43.tinypic.com/73coav.jpg

2.5/5

[dude love]

Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang

Even though it's seven years old, watching it still feels like a breath of fresh air. The dialogue is amazing, and I could never hope to replicate it's quality in my own scripts.

5/5

[warhorse78]

Watched Bourne Identity and I'm watching Bourne Supremacy right now. I have a new HD TV, and I don't know if anybody else is seeing this, but the scene where Bourne is interrogating Niki in the subway stairs, it looks like his left eye is green and right one is blue. Someone please let me know if they are seeing this too?

[Kane52630]

http://i.imgur.com/cynoR.jpg
J.Edgar

It had great performances from everyone but the story was jumpy mostly due to the editing. There was a lot of interesting points from his life but you didn't too deep into it besides the Lindbergh case. They pretty much pass though all the controversial stuff he did and focus on his relationships. The make up was great except for Armie Hammer.
6/10

[Punisher Rising]

http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd283/horrormoviepics/nightmare_on_elm_street-3.jpg

10/10

[A Necessary Evil]

The Phantom Menace 3D..again. :)

[*Whiplash*]

Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie.

[CConn]

Big Fish

[Sebastos]

The Forbidden Kingdom

[Iceman]

The Social Network

[Incrediblejeff]

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf
10/10

Flawless Dialogue

[-Arya-]

http://i291.photobucket.com/albums/ll318/d_nava/Drive-2011-Movie-Poster1.jpg


Even better the second time. It is such a shame that it is not nominated for any major academy awards.

[Panthro]

Macross: Do You Remember Love? (1984)

[Mogwai]

the hand that rocks the cradle

[C. Lee]

02/10/12 -The Sea Wolves (1980) Gregory Peck
02/11/12 -The Trouble With Harry (1955) John Forsythe
02/11/12 -Kull the Conqueror (1997) Kevin Sorbo
02/11/12 -Topaz (1969) Frederick Stafford
02/11/12 -Triassic Attack (2010) Steven Brand
02/11/12 -Mysterious Island (2010) Lochlyn Munro
02/12/12 -Mosquito Squadron (1969) David McCallum
02/12/12 -Anzio (1968) Robert Mitchum

[CConn]

Crash

[Nirvana]

Chronicle- 6/10

[Figs]

http://i42.tinypic.com/331j9fs.jpg

4/5

[SuperZer0]

Army of Darkness (1993)

http://img823.imageshack.us/img823/3885/5304541020a.jpg

[Bruce Banner]

Saturday

Hobo with a Shotgun

Yesterday
Iron Man

The Incredible Hulk

Iron Man 2

Thor

Captain America

[The Morningstar]

I Saw the Devil. Man those Korean's make ****ed up movies. ****ed up, yet awesome movies.

[rashad]

I Saw the Devil. Man those Korean's make ****ed up movies. ****ed up, yet awesome movies.

Yes sir.

[Two-Face]

Hot Rod 6/10

[Hunter Rider]

http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/7451/manonaledgeposter.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/21/manonaledgeposter.jpg/)

Very entertaining high concept thriller. 8/10

[Brain Damage]

http://www.iwatchstuff.com/2010/01/19/kick-ass-poster-paint.jpg

Twice in a row, actually. I love this movie.

[BattleCat]

The man from nowhere. 10/10

[henry_9305]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51HvSXrrsZL._SX500_.jpg
9/10

[Immortalfire]

Mission Impossible

[Kane52630]

I Saw the Devil. Man those Korean's make ****ed up movies. ****ed up, yet awesome movies.

:up::up:

[nite-owl]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/f/fe/Nightwatch-1994-poster.jpg
(Nightwatch)

8/10

[Panthro]

Ulysses Against the Son of Hercules (1961)

[I SEE SPIDEY]

Rebecca

7.5/10

Captain America

I should buy this movie because I just find it to be so damn entertaining and likable like the first two Spider-Man movies. This is my type of Superhero film for the most part. I still love things like the Dark Knight but I've always have special places in my heart for goofy fun Superhero flicks.

[Sculder]

Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v141/Sculder22/Posters/tinker-tailor-soldier-spy-2011-movie.jpg

[LOBO3315a]

Men In Black II

Men In Black I

[Doctor Jones]

The Expendables

So much violent goodness. I mean I don't remember a time I've actually reacted to an action film so much with its violence. It makes me more irritated we are getting a PG-13 sequel.

Another thing I realized: Notice when there is any shred of character development, an action scene cuts all that short in the same scene. It's as if they're shooting, driving away, and running from any kind of depth. It's hilarious yet awesome. Bullets, explosions, and mass blood are nice reminders to keep this film simple and fun.

This film is basically Michael Bay's porn.

[dude love]

Safe House

Very solid, but don't expect Training Day/Man on Fire Denzel, I think he plays a very stripped down version of those characters. Sadly he doesn't get any memorable quotes like he did in the other films. None the less, it's a very entertaining meat and potatoes action film. Ryan Reynolds works better when he's not acting like Ryan Reynolds oddly enough. His character appreciates the gravity of the situation and acts accordingly.

Even though they clearly aimed for a PG-13, I'm glad they stuck with the R rating, it would've been a shame to get rid of some of the brutality of the film, as it really added an exclamation mark to various points of the film.

Lastly, props to the casting director for hiring Robert Patrick and Ruben Blades, it was great to see them again.

3/5

[Gwendolyn Stacy]

Saw Journey 2 on Friday. I haven't seen the first movie, but my parents wanted to go see it since The Rock [Dwayne Johnson] is in it. It was pretty good.

[Max J Power]

The Artist

9-9.5/10

A total package. I laughed out loud at parts, felt genuine attachment to the characters, and was always interested in the portrayal of how changes in film technology affected the industry. The look of the film, from the cinematography to the period set design, is spot-on, and Jean Dujardin is perfect in the lead role; he is very expressive (a must for a silent film) but still portrays subtle emotions when he needs to.

[Iceman]

02/10/12 -The Sea Wolves (1980) Gregory Peck
02/11/12 -The Trouble With Harry (1955) John Forsythe
02/11/12 -Kull the Conqueror (1997) Kevin Sorbo
02/11/12 -Topaz (1969) Frederick Stafford
02/11/12 -Triassic Attack (2010) Steven Brand
02/11/12 -Mysterious Island (2010) Lochlyn Munro
02/12/12 -Mosquito Squadron (1969) David McCallum
02/12/12 -Anzio (1968) Robert MitchumWow, 5 in one day!

[Fanticon]

Breaking Dawn Part 1...for what its worth its the best of the bunch. My gf made me watch 'em all but truly they're not as terrible as many would have you believe. People just love to hate stuff sometimes.

Patriot Games 7/10

[CConn]

Superman II: The Donner Cut

It's SUCH a better movie than the original version. I like it even more than STM.

[Punisher Rising]

http://www.moviegoods.com/Assets/product_images/1020/399753.1020.A.jpg

10/10

[Panthro]

The Avenger/The Last Glory of Troy (1962)

[Immortalfire]

Tootsie

[nite-owl]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/74/Education_ver3.jpg

5/10

[The Morningstar]

Crocodile Dundee. A true classic. For me it's a timeless masterpiece. Dundee is such a great character. And the score is one of the best ever.

[AnneFan]

Commando.

[Panthro]

Jurassic Park (1993)

[Tron Bonne]

Mulholland Drive

[Panthro]

Ursus In The Valley of Lions (1961)

[Guhndoi]

Step Brothers

[Panthro]

Wall-E (2008)

[Punisher Rising]

http://i111.photobucket.com/albums/n129/Johnny_Star/movie%20posters/bloodyposter.jpg
(Uncut)

8/10

[LOBO3315a]

Freddy Vs Jason.
A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
A Nighttmare on Elm Street
Hellbound: Hellraiser II
Hellraiser

[C. Lee]

COMMANDOS (1968) Lee Van Cleef, Jack Kelly

[Nirvana]

Midnight Cowboy- Great flick.

[mongoose-mania]

Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie.

[dude love]

L.A. Confidential

The first time I saw this, it felt like a long movie, strangely it seemed to breeze past this time around. One of those genuine masterpieces that fires on every single cylinder. One of the all time greats.

5/5

[nite-owl]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/ee/Shark_night_3d_film_poster.jpg

3/10

[Thundarr]

Killer Bean Forever

(Watched it on You Tube)

[Yodaman]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/ee/Shark_night_3d_film_poster.jpg

3/10

It looks like the chick's doing her best to imitate the shark :lmao:

[Panthro]

Hercules Against The Barbarians (1964)

[hammerhedd11]

In the Mouth of Madness

[Nirvana]

Spider-Man

[Doctor Jones]

Chronicle - 8 or 9 out of 10

As great if not, better than Cloverfield. I did not expect this to be as good as I thought it would be. Not knowing anything going in except a few scant details really benefited the overall experience. Basically, anyone who digs comic books would probably find something to love or like about this movie. I loved the classic archetypes of film and staples of comic books, all rolled into this very simple, very well told story. A well cast film where all the characters are likeable. You know who you hate and like. The arcs that the characters go through are all well told within these archetypes and staples, but it still feels fresh and new. I just love this idea. If this found footage thing is here to stay (and it looks like it is) hopefully we can keep getting quality stuff like this. It's just superheroes stripped down to something very simple, and that's great. I want a sequel. There's definitely potential.

[Panthro]

Mole Men Against The Son of Hercules (1961)

[Two-Face]

The Bodyguard 8/10

[3rdstone]

Punisher: War Zone

They just showed it on the movie channel, and I had to watch it. Well, not exactly a masterpiece of a movie, but not as bad as I feared.

[Max J Power]

You Only Live Twice

8-8.5/10

I can tell the people making this movie wanted to put the Bond series on a more epic scale than they had before. They pulled it off very well; the concept of "secret agent leads gun-wielding ninjas into secret base inside a volcano" is tough to pull off without the movie being too over-the-top to take at all seriously (i.e. not getting to the point of self-parody), but I was sold.

[JTravolta]

We were at the edge of divorce when I decided to try this. Years and years without delight of orgasm and sexual satisfaction. This could ruin any life but not ours. Female Viagra (http://vexron.com/) worked and I always keep the pill near my bed as nobody knows when my wife asks for more sex. By the way, kamagra pills (http://tunedump.com/) works not worse than brand, so next time I can save my money

[darkseid26]

Raging Bull

[DJ Kornphlake]

Roxanne. Forgot how great it is.

[Immortalfire]

Mimic

[Panthro]

Octopussy (1983) - still a lovable piece of a cheese :woot:

[CConn]

(500) Days of Summer

[Kane52630]

http://i43.tinypic.com/2enn9qe.jpg
Immortals

A big visual feast that at times feels like riff from 300 but most of the time it has it's own style. This was pretty much proof that Henry Cavill will play a great Superman. However, the story is pretty much dull and unexciting.
6.5/10

[Nirvana]

Watchmen: Ultimate Cut

[Watchman]

Leningrad Cowboys Go America
The Night of the Iguanas

[Ash J. Williams]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v719/TMNTguy/ironmanfinalxk6.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v719/TMNTguy/end_of_the_line.jpg?t=1329154852

[hammerhedd11]

Casino- I think I might've liked this more than Goodfellas

[BattleCat]

The Bourne ultimatum for the first time. It was Better than good.

[Punisher Rising]

http://i647.photobucket.com/albums/uu199/narutos_girl_photos/l_0106233_25f03c7c.jpg

6 or 7/10

[dude love]

Tresspass

The Walter Hill film from 1992. Really little action fun flick, that ends with a fantastic bit of trolling on the part of one of the characters. Walter Hill is so awesome, I just imagine the guy smells like scotch. If his films had smellovision, they'd smell like old scotch too.

4/5

[HisMagicTrick]

Love and Other Drugs

7/10

[craigdbfan]

Batman Begins on FX

[nite-owl]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/0/0a/MatchPointPoster.jpg

8/10

[I SEE SPIDEY]

Trust

6.5/10

Sherlock Holmes Season One

Episode One: 9/10

Episode Two: 7.5/10

Episode Three: 8.5/10

This show is so good. Cumberbatch and Freeman are terrific and perfect together. This show puts those goofy RDJ movies to shame.

[Panthro]

The Ten Gladiators (1960)

[nite-owl]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/71/Poster_of_Stone_%282010_film%29.jpg

5/10

[Doctor Jones]

Tresspass

The Walter Hill film from 1992. Really little action fun flick, that ends with a fantastic bit of trolling on the part of one of the characters. Walter Hill is so awesome, I just imagine the guy smells like scotch. If his films had smellovision, they'd smell like old scotch too.

4/5

My friends and I plan to watch the Nic Cage version. He leaps on top of a car in the trailer I believe.

[CConn]

Minority Report

[Panthro]

Moby Dick (1956)

[BizarroAids]

The Expendables (Extended Directors Cut) - 8/10

[Yodaman]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v612/dan-yoda/ctcvxvdfoxunuxd.jpg

6.5/10

[tzarinna]

Star Trek (2009).

[moviedoors]

Safe House

Bleh. Shaky, way too close, poorly cut action, predictable double crosses, delusions of grandeur, and groan inducing blocks of exposition. The two leads aren't bad (though I do think there are stretches where Washington is on auto-pilot) but that doesn't do nearly enough to save this. This makes me appreciate the light, well choreographed, and immensely more entertaining Haywire even more.

[Immortalfire]

Iron Man

[Figs]

http://i43.tinypic.com/nz4vm1.jpg

4/5

[The Morningstar]

Inland Empire. I strongly urge you not to watch this movie after dropping acid or other mind altering substances. This crazyness, it's too much.

[nite-owl]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/73/Raptureposter.jpg

8.5/10

[I SEE SPIDEY]

Beautiful Boy

7/10

Decent, dead son movie because of the school shooting twist.

[rnewbz]

Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance 1/10- makes the first one look really good in retrospect.

[I SEE SPIDEY]

^Impossible because that's the score the score I gave the first film. It will have one decent week at the box office and drop like a stone. Count on it.

[moviedoors]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/73/Raptureposter.jpg

8.5/10

I should watch that again. Takes Christianity seriously and then to a logical and terrifying conclusion.

[LOBO3315a]

Wayne's World 2
Wayne's World
Austin Powers: Goldmember
Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me
Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery

[Panthro]

Indiana Jones & The Last Crusade (1989)

Oh why couldn't they leave well enough alone...

[LuisTX85]

Indiana Jones & The Last Crusade (1989)

Oh why couldn't they leave well enough alone...

Because they were many fans who wanted more&still actually enjoyed Crystal,Plus it's still about money!!

IF YOU preferred Crusade to be the last one then that's your own OPINION..That basically means ****!!

[Blue Sugar]

The Iron Lady

A well-made movie in many ways. Neat narrative, nice cinematography and fantastic acting. Unfortunately the story itself, that will say Thatchers life is not always that interesting. Her personality catches me more often though and it is an overall worth seeing movie.

3/5

[Watchman]

Godzilla

[Panthro]

From Russia With Love (1963)

[DyeLorean]

Unthinkable.

[dude love]

A Bittersweet Life

My intention was to watch this film a little more analytically this time, but I couldn't. I let myself get enveloped by the artistry and quiet sadness of the film. Cannot wait to check I Saw the Devil. Not only that, but me and two mates will be headed to L.A. next January to hopefully catch the premier of Last Stand.

The Monster Squad

This was the bomb yo. Can't believe I never got to see this as a kid. I loved it now, I can't imagine how much I would've lost my **** over this in my younger years.

[mongoose-mania]

The Woman in Black.

[<(o_o)>]

Transformers: Dark Of The Moon.

[Nirvana]

X-Men: First Class

[Figs]

The Monster Squad

This was the bomb yo. Can't believe I never got to see this as a kid. I loved it now, I can't imagine how much I would've lost my **** over this in my younger years.

:csad:

That sucks that you only now got around to it. This was one of those movies my friends and I would watch constantly when we were growing up. I haven't seen it since then though. My roommate/buddy got it on Blu-ray and I was afraid to watch it. I didn't think it would hold up that well and I would rather keep my memories of it from when I was a child.

[CapedCrusader14]

The Grey: 4/5

Another great film for the start of 2012. Liam Neeson proves he is awesome once again. So many great underlying philosophical themes and ideas in the film as well. The plane crash scene was so loud in my theater, it just worked so well.

I do have some gripes with the film, as well as the annoying shaky camera and blatantly obvious CGI wolves. It's still a great film overall.

[Yodaman]

:csad:

That sucks that you only now got around to it. This was one of those movies my friends and I would watch constantly when we were growing up. I haven't seen it since then though. My roommate/buddy got it on Blu-ray and I was afraid to watch it. I didn't think it would hold up that well and I would rather keep my memories of it from when I was a child.

That's understandable, but I watched it for the first time a couple of years ago and I honestly really enjoyed it on its own merits. It has a lot of genuinely good childishly carefree fun but it's definitely not kiddie film. I think you'd be pleasantly surprised if you re-watched it.

[darkseid26]

21 Grams

[Max J Power]

Paths of Glory

10/10

One of the most emotionally hard-hitting war movies I've ever seen. And on top of all its ideas about the problems of military politics, it shows many problems with law in general. I've seen five of Kubrick's movies, and I'd say this one is the best.

[Figs]

That's understandable, but I watched it for the first time a couple of years ago and I honestly really enjoyed it on its own merits. It has a lot of genuinely good childishly carefree fun but it's definitely not kiddie film. I think you'd be pleasantly surprised if you re-watched it.

I'll have to give it a watch again and see if I still enjoy it. Hopefully it held up well.

[dude love]

It's the perfect pick-me-up after having watched A Bittersweet Life the night before.

[A Necessary Evil]

Wayne's World
Waiting. . . .

:up:

[moviedoors]

:csad:

That sucks that you only now got around to it. This was one of those movies my friends and I would watch constantly when we were growing up. I haven't seen it since then though. My roommate/buddy got it on Blu-ray and I was afraid to watch it. I didn't think it would hold up that well and I would rather keep my memories of it from when I was a child.

I bought it immediately when it finally hit dvd, and it's not quite as good as my memories of it are. I still like it quite a bit. It's a film that would never be made today. A heart to heart scene where dad is blowing cigarette smoke all over his kid? Dracula calling a 5 year old a *****? Kids with guns? Genuinely scary monsters? Wall-to-wall death? Some of the best practical make-up effects of all time? Would never happen outside of an R rating in the 2nd decade of the 21st century and it would never be the same within it. But it does have its groan worthy cheesy moments (the montage set to a song about shopping? Yeesh.). I like it hell of a lot now, but it was a perfect movie when I was 9. I can't say it's perfect now.

[Darkness Falls]

Justice League: Doom

7/10

[Guhndoi]

Tropic Thunder
Justice League: Doom

[Panthro]

Mallrats (1995)

[Lobo]

Star Trek 2009

[rnewbz]

Midnight in Paris 7/10
The Artist 3/10

[Figs]

Cowboys & Aliens

[Immortalfire]

I've spent all day watching these films some of you might have heard of...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v126/immortalfire/backfu1685.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v126/immortalfire/backfu2.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v126/immortalfire/backfu3.jpg

[Panthro]

One Million Years BC (1966)

[Lasirius]

Chronicle

8.5/10

[The Amazing Lee]

The Muppets (2011)

[Punisher Rising]

http://i285.photobucket.com/albums/ll64/simian2008/cool%20poster%20never%20seen%20it/ghost_rider_spirit_of_vengeance_ver2.jpg

4/10


Disappointing, to say the least.

[Panthro]

The Living Daylights (1987)

[Lunar_Wolf]

I've spent all day watching these films some of you might have heard of...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v126/immortalfire/backfu1685.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v126/immortalfire/backfu2.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v126/immortalfire/backfu3.jpg

Never heard of them!

[Matt Mortem]

Just watched the Secret World of Arrietty. 8/10 for me. It's not my favorite Ghibli film I've seen, but it is Ghibli so it's quality. I enjoyed it a lot.

[LOBO3315a]

The Bourne Identity
The Bourne Supremacy
The Bourne Ultimatum

[dude love]

Bridge of Dragons

A really fun, stripped down version of something Neil Marshall or Robert Rodriguez would make. Cheesy, campy fun.

[ripse]

Sucker Punch (2011) look fun & good cgi...

[nite-owl]

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_EN7VK3y3W34/TSzt_noQGsI/AAAAAAAAAC8/CFDvu4cZaog/s1600/lake%2Bmungo%2Bposter.jpg

4/10

[Doctor Jones]

North by Northwest - 9/10

Much better the second time. This is probably in my top five Hitchcock films now. The dialogue is one of the things that make this film.

[Panthro]

http://i382.photobucket.com/albums/oo261/8-2-B-4-9-5/Album%203/01TenCommandmentsPoster.jpg

[I SEE SPIDEY]

The Thing (2011)-with commentary.

The director seemed to think very highly of his mediocre- pales in comparison- prequel.

[warhorse78]

In the theater,
This Means War. 6/10 I loved everybody in that movie except for Reese Witherspoon. I never did like her, and never will. Movie would have been better with someone like Charlize Theron, Amanda Seyfried, or even Megan Fox. But the two male actors and the best friend were a riot!

Star Wars, TPM,8/10 still fun, and the pod racing in 3D was killer.

At home.
Shawn of the Dead, 8/10. Started out a bit slow, but became engaging about half way in. Simon Pegg was awesome in this. And hey, what's with the Where's Waldo/Harry Potter guy, was that intentional????

Bourne Identity, Bourne Supremacy, Bourne Ultimatum. All are 10/10, although I would have had Marie live.

[Figs]

http://i43.tinypic.com/208g2ew.jpg

3.5/5

[Darkness Falls]

In cinemas:
The Vow 7/10

At home
Disney's Tarzan: 8/10
would love a 3d rerelease, the swinging/branch surfing is still amazing 13 years later

[Lunar_Wolf]

The Man with the Screaming Brain
Paranormal Activity 3

[Punisher Rising]

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t314/liamsdad7206/dead-alive.jpg
(Unrated)

9/10