Last seen movies

Clue. Probably about as good an adaptation of a board game as you could get.

sheets wrote:

Clue. Probably about as good an adaptation of a board game as you could get.

Wait till you see "Chutes & Ladders: The Movie" starring Owen (Chutes) Wilson & Ben (Ladder) Stiller. Puts Clue to shame.

I've been steadily watching this on Netflix through my Wii. Episode 10 tonite!

"Snakes on a Plane" -- remember when a bunch of dorks with blogs pumped this movie up as if it were going to be the greatest thing since canned beer, and created a firestorm of hype that the actual movie had no chance of living up to? Yeah, me too. That was stupid wasn't it?

Anyway, "SoaP" was nothin' fancy, but it was a good ol' fashioned B-grade action/horror movie with Samuel L. Jackson in full on bad-ass mode. I thought it was freakin hilarious and wondered why it took me so long to finally see it..

The ultimate Dracula film IMO. Coppola produces a classic as usual. As classically gothic as it gets.

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The Book of Eli. Man, what an odd flick that is. Post-Apocolypse/Western/Religious Parable. Never thought I'd quite see that combination.

No idea what it was about really, but it was enjoyable while it was on.

Just watched:

Taken

Very enjoyable movie! Pretty much hits the ground running!

I forgot awhile back I saw the MST3K version of Overdrawn At The Memory Bank. Very bad PBS movie that was very intertaining with help from Mike and the Bots. Favorite parts was the farting, burping, and coughing sounds they used for the fat man. Definatly one of my favorite MST3K episodes:

Fat man: Dingle!
?: With Béarnaise sauce!

love happens

MJ's Thsi is it

Earth Vs The Spider

Toy Story 3 - GREAT movie!!!! Pixar knows how to make threequels!!!!!

Saw "Up" during the weekeend. Pixar are AWESOME.

SideShowDisaSter wrote:

Just watched:

Taken

Very enjoyable movie! Pretty much hits the ground running!

Loved that movie, nothing fancy just pure escapism, one of the best action movies I have seen in a long time.

over the weekend

Forgetting Sarah Marshall - EXCELLENT! I laughed till I thought I was going to have a heart attack.

Night At The Museum 2 - better than the first, Amy Adams should get an academy award for the pants she is wearing throughout the movie...I almost couldn't focus on anything else but. (haha, pun)

Gigantic - quircky comedy with an "adorable as always" Zooey Deschanel along for the ride.

Orion Crystal Ice wrote:

The ultimate Dracula film IMO. Coppola produces a classic as usual. As classically gothic as it gets.

First Scarlett Johansson, now THIS? You have some strange opinions my friend...

I like that Dracula version as well.


The Last Starfighter - watched it with the girlies. Cheesy, but fun. My spoiled 9 year made fun the FX the whole movie.

Dave the Boss wrote:

First Scarlett Johansson, now THIS? You have some strange opinions my friend...

That always makes me feel better, especially coming from someone who fits in almost as much as I do

blind side

Rob Zombie Presents: The Haunted World of El Superbeasto

Fun, mindless Saturday night viewing. It's animated, but not for kids or easily offended. Lotsa cussin', boobies, zombie Nazis, etc. The animation was really well done. Old school, 2-D, hand drawn. The style reminded me of Ren & Stimpy. Some funny cameos, both in voice talent and background characters and a funny little tribute to Benny Hill.

I watched thru the end credits and it said "Coming Soon: El Superbeasto II [something, something]. So I guess another is in the works.

I thought that movie was pretty dumb. Even dumber than I expected. It had a few funny moments but overall it didn't do much for me. You're right about the animation though; very well done.

tohostudios wrote:

I thought that movie was pretty dumb. Even dumber than I expected. It had a few funny moments but overall it didn't do much for me. You're right about the animation though; very well done.

Yea, plot-wise it was a little all over the place and most of the jokes were of the juvenille variety, but I was entertained enough. Fortunately, it was on cable late one night and I recorded it, so it's not like it cost me anything. And I'm a bit of a Rob Zombie fan-boy, so I'm biased in my opinions of his various projects.

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