The "I Just Watched This Movie" Thread.

Haven't seen it yet but this looks funny.

http://www.biggerstrongerfastermovie.com/

 

"The Desperate Hours" (the original, not the remake). very good flick. Bogart was awesome in it

 

Kill Bill vol. 1

 

The Departed

 

"Welcome to Death Row." one of my favorite documentaries. even though i am no longer a fan of rap (at least nothing new), Death Row Records was pretty big while i was growing up. highly recommended

 

The Diving Bell And The Butterfly - 3 of 5
There were parts of this film that I loved and parts that did absolutely nothing for me. It seemed like it tried too hard to be a masterpiece, which to me, it wasn't. A lot of the shots were great, but personally, I never really got a feel for who Bauby truly was. While I enjoyed the film overall, the lack of connection with the main character made it fall short in my eyes (not singular blinking eye).

 

Snake Eyes.

Slightly less than intriguing.

 

The New Indiana Jones Movie...not bad!

 

"Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" another timeless classic

 

Juno - I thought this was really good. It was smart funny, not hysterical, fall out of your chair funny. Ellen Page was perfect for that role.

We Own the Night - I thought this was pretty good, it just felt like it was missing something (life?). The story was great but the dialog and acting didn't do it for me. Should have been more considering who was in it.

 

some crap with lindsey lohan.

 

You watched Mean Girls? :icon_lol:

I won't lie. My girlfriend made me watch it in the past, and it actually wasn't as bad as I thought it would be.:icon_eek:

 

"The Verdict" with Paul Newman. not a bad courtroom drama at all, though i don't think it's anything i'd watch multiple times

 

Watched Fight Club, that was freaking awesome.

 

Wow! You have good taste in Football and movies:icon_cool:

 

The Woodsman. I thought it was really pointless. It was filmed in Philly, though. :icon_acool:

 

Brazil. Trippy Terry Gilliam flick and cult classic.

 

Rambo and Prince Caspien i enjoyed both of them

 

yeah, i just finished the new "Rambo." one of the bloodiest movies i've ever seen. the script and acting was pretty tacky at times, but great action and lots of body parts flying all over the place

 

that last battle was the craziest crap i have ever watched