Last seen movies

iamrockerfun wrote:

Paranormal Entity
Ice Age 3
What Women Wants

I have all the Ice Age movies; one of my favorite animated movie franchises.

A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors.

Required Fields wrote:

A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors.

I will always liked that the kid that was into women was named Joey. The nurse seen was great!!!

Watched "Date Night" last night with my wife. A pretty good couples comedy. We were both laughing pretty good.

National Treasure 2

Moon

My Bloody Valentine

Jurassic Park III

Honey I Shrunk the Kids

Home Alone


Continuing the "classic movie summer".

Despicable Me (3D) - very good

I need to watch "Moon" again.

Because I watch movies in "segments" during my workouts at noon, movies like this can lose me.

I think I understand everything that went on but I need to watch it again to make sure it all makes sense. The fact that I even want to watch it a second time tells me that I liked it.

Joe wrote:

Required Fields wrote:

A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors.

I will always liked that the kid that was into women was named Joey. The nurse seen was great!!!

I also forgot about the cool Dokken song and video

1932's Freaks. This was a movie I had always heard about but never saw. Finally got to see it tonight on TCM. Pretty cool flick. Plays like an episode of the Twilight Zone.

Hancock

Watched most of "Bruno" last night. Missed the first 15 minutes. Had some kinda funny moments, but not nearly as funny as "Borat".

Gojira

Southland Tales - a complete mess, but an enjoyable one...especially for those who've read alot of Phillip K. Dick novels.

Spartan - low budget but crackling kidnap thriller written & directed by David Mamet. Instead of over the top action sequences and impossible escapes, it plays out like reality and focuses on character over special effects. Excellent cast including Val Kilmer, William H. Macy, Kristen Bell and others.

Shutter Island

Well shot movie, albeit tragically predictable. I really wanted to like it, but once I realized it was going down the path I suspected in the first 15 minutes, I was immediately disappointed.

Intolerable Cruelty


Watched it with Momma the other day. Not bad for what it was.

Max Payne

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Signs, with Mel "I deserve to be blown!!" Gibson

Goblin

One of those SyFy originals that was actually pretty decent

Roman. This is an inversion of May - Lucky McKee stars and Angela Bettis directs. It's really low budget. As in, it makes May look like Avatar. It was okay but I found the story wasn't very affecting because while I felt like I understood where May was coming from, Roman is pretty much a total flake from the get-go.

Above the Law. Steven Seagal's first movie is still his best one (apologies to Under Siege).

Inspector Fate wrote:

Shutter Island

Well shot movie, albeit tragically predictable. I really wanted to like it, but once I realized it was going down the path I suspected in the first 15 minutes, I was immediately disappointed.

Agreed. Kinda boring to be honest.

I've now watched Moon three times and I love it.

Very subtle and intelligent science fiction. You have to pay attention to this one or plot ideas will sail past you IMO.

And if you need fancy FX, explosions and pyrotechnics...give this a pass. This is very much a script-driven movie.

stop, I already want to see it bad enough, I'm dying here. I'm going to have to choose between buying it or 'The Road' and then wait longer to get the other one.

Saw Death Stalker last night, a prettay bad, yet amusing, Conan rip-off. This should be right up your alley Freddy. There's tons of boobs, big swords and flying heads to be found.

tohostudios wrote:

I've now watched Moon three times and I love it.

Very subtle and intelligent science fiction. You have to pay attention to this one or plot ideas will sail past you IMO.

And if you need fancy FX, explosions and pyrotechnics...give this a pass. This is very much a script-driven movie.

Glad you liked it. I was afraid that maybe we were hyping it up too much and it wouldn't meet your lofty expectations.

Undisputed 2. Even more far-fetched than the original but very entertaining nonetheless. Always nice to see a western martial arts film in which the director knows that to properly shoot a fight you need to pull the camera back, not zoom in.