Last seen movies

Bukkake Tsunami Number of posts : 25557 Age : 53

Watched Up last night with the kids. Pretty decent Pixar flick. Not sure it was as great as everyone made it out to be, but entertaining nonetheless.

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Justice League: Crisis On Two Earths

Netflix FINALLY got it in (they've signed deals with the major studios for delays on new releases but more streaming options). Pretty good.

King Of Kaiju Number of posts : 30892 Age : 64

Orion Crystal Ice wrote:

"Every sperm is sacred...every sperm is great...If a sperm is wasted...God gets quite irate..."

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Here:

One Hour Photo

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Metal is my Life Number of posts : 13862 Age : 49

Yesterday:

Death At A Funeral

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Metal master Number of posts : 913 Age : 31

kmorg wrote:: Yesterday:

Death At A Funeral

Saw an advert for that and thought it looked a bit crap. How was it? Does have Martin Lawrence in though and he's funny.

Metal, Movies, Beer Number of posts : 37869 Age : 54

Watched a couple of black & white drive-in classics last night:

"The Beast of Yucca Flats" (1961) and "Attack of the Giant Leeches" (1959)

Both were... well, about as good as you would expect from those titles... hahahaha Laughing very hard

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Fat Freddy wrote:: Watched a couple of black & white drive-in classics last night:

"The Beast of Yucca Flats" (1961) and "Attack of the Giant Leeches" (1959)

Both were... well, about as good as you would expect from those titles... hahahaha

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snooloui wrote:

kmorg wrote:: Yesterday:

Death At A Funeral

Saw an advert for that and thought it looked a bit crap. How was it? Does have Martin Lawrence in though and he's funny.

The one you are talking about it the 2010 US remake. I saw the 2007 original British movie, directed by Frank Oz. It was actually rather enjoyable.

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As Good As It Gets - One of my 5-10 all time favorite movies. Seen it dozens of times. Never gets old.

Love Happens - Chick flick with momma. It was okay.

Metal is in my blood Number of posts : 3282 Age : 42

The remake of The Taking of Pelham 123. Good thriller. Travolta plays good bad guys.

Metal master Number of posts : 913 Age : 31

Metal Misfit wrote:: The remake of The Taking of Pelham 123. Good thriller. Travolta plays good bad guys.

I really enjoyed that film. Denzel Washington is awesome.

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kmorg wrote:

snooloui wrote:

kmorg wrote:: Yesterday:

Death At A Funeral

Saw an advert for that and thought it looked a bit crap. How was it? Does have Martin Lawrence in though and he's funny.

The one you are talking about it the 2010 US remake. I saw the 2007 original British movie, directed by Frank Oz. It was actually rather enjoyable.

I'm with you, great movie! Too bad people feel they have to do a remake of a movie so soon after the origional (or at all for that matter). Neat how they have the same dwarf as in the origional one though.

On my dad's new LCD tv, I watched Wallace And Grommit: Curse Of The Warerabbit and Hoodwinked.

Metal is Forever Number of posts : 5014 Age : 55

DallasBlack wrote:

kmorg wrote:

snooloui wrote:

kmorg wrote:: Yesterday:

Death At A Funeral

Saw an advert for that and thought it looked a bit crap. How was it? Does have Martin Lawrence in though and he's funny.

The one you are talking about it the 2010 US remake. I saw the 2007 original British movie, directed by Frank Oz. It was actually rather enjoyable.

I'm with you, great movie! Too bad people feel they have to do a remake of a movie so soon after the origional (or at all for that matter). Neat how they have the same dwarf as in the origional one though.

On my dad's new LCD tv, I watched Wallace And Grommit: Curse Of The Warerabbit and Hoodwinked.

My Wife and I actually saw the "Death" original at the Tower Theater. We thought that it was damn funny..... so did the other four people there. I liked it so much that I bought it when it came out on dvd.

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