Last seen movies

Jenifer

Dario Argento's entry in the first season of Masters Of Horror. This is my favorite one from that show.

The Blindside:

Not bad. A nice feel-good movie. Bullock DID NOT deserve Oscar for this.

Legion:

Meh...an "okay" good -vs- evil movie.




I love 28 Day Later as well! One of my all-time favorite "Zombie" movies.

Whip It. Cute movie (filmed here in Austin) starring Ellen Page as a roller derby star. Directed by Drew Barrymore. Nothing earth shattering but enjoyable.

Also earns bonus points because Juliette Lewis' character is named "Iron Maven".

Alice In Wonderland (3D)

Brilliant. Visually stunning......I can't think of anything negative to say about it. It was fantastic!

Tonight I watched the first of the two parts to Keep Your Head Up Kid: The Don Cherry Story.

The Taking of Pelam 123


Pretty darn good.

Angel & Demons
I liked it. Interesting story.

Wall-E
Cute enough. Funny how they imagined the future race as a bunch of imobile food-sacks.

SpectreFate wrote:

Alice In Wonderland (3D)

Brilliant. Visually stunning......I can't think of anything negative to say about it. It was fantastic!

The wife & I were supposed to go the other night to see this, but my sister-in-law(aka babysitter) bagged us. We're gonna try again this week.

scottmitchell74 wrote:

The Taking of Pelam 123


Pretty darn good.

Watch the original, it blows the remake away.

We Are Marshall - good movie, didn't quite dig as deeply as I would have liked, but nice job capturing the era. Matthew Fox (Lost) was particularly good as the assistant coach.

Batman Begins

MY FAVORITE!

I Am Legend:


I had a "been there, done that" movie day. I really like this one as well as....


Star Trek:


I've been a fan since The Motion Picture, and although this is a reboot of the Original timeline, I like it. I'm cool with it and looking forward to growing old with these version like my Dad was able to do with Shatner, Kelly, Nimoy, Nichols, etc..

I liked that Star Trek reboot a lot more than I expected to.

tohostudios wrote:

I liked that Star Trek reboot a lot more than I expected to.

I still need to see it.

I'm a diehard fan of the original series (I got 'em all on DVD) so I was all prepared to hate this movie. But I thought they actually treated the original characterizations with "reverence"; if the characters in the new one didn't have names, I could've told you who they were just by the way the acted and the things they said. I really, really dug it.

Which of course means you'll hate it MB.

I'm a fan too and I am a proud Trekkie.


But it's only slightly a reboot.

Hey, I can't spoil the film..

I'm actually more of a Star Wars fan than a Star Trek fan to be honest.

Though I can appreciate old school Star Trek. Some of the 90s spin-offs nauseated me.

Metallic Blaze wrote:

I'm actually more of a Star Wars fan than a Star Trek fan to be honest.

Though I can appreciate old school Star Trek. Some of the 90s spin-offs nauseated me.

See...all's right with the world.

I hate Star Wars. That's not sci fi; it's fantasy. I will agree that after The Next Generation the spinoffs started to get ridiculous though.

tohostudios wrote:

I'm a diehard fan of the original series (I got 'em all on DVD) so I was all prepared to hate this movie. But I thought they actually treated the original characterizations with "reverence"; if the characters in the new one didn't have names, I could've told you who they were just by the way the acted and the things they said. I really, really dug it.

I agree with this statement, I excepted to hate it but I was sucked in from the beginning and the actors managed to inhabit the original characters without coming off like an imitation or turning into a parody, at the same time putting their own spin on the roles, an excellent movie.

tohostudios wrote:

Metallic Blaze wrote:

I'm actually more of a Star Wars fan than a Star Trek fan to be honest.

Though I can appreciate old school Star Trek. Some of the 90s spin-offs nauseated me.

See...all's right with the world.

I hate Star Wars. That's not sci fi; it's fantasy. I will agree that after The Next Generation the spinoffs started to get ridiculous though.

I agree with this.


Also, if Khan is in the sequel, it's
going to suck. I am concerned about this. I want to see a real Trek
story, not a bold rehash that can't live up to the original, especially
when it would make absolutely no sense to the...yeah....the storyline
of....

Star Trek is great. The villain was boring, but the movie was fun enough that it didn't really matter.

I'm a lifelong Star Trek fan, I have no issues with rebooting the film series...it was in dire need of it.

Tonight I watched the second part of Keep Your Head Up Kid: The Don Cherry Story.

Metallic Blaze wrote:

I'm sorry dude!