Last seen movies

Salt (cinema premiere)

iamrockerfun wrote:

Salt (cinema premiere)

Thought that movie was killer. Just seen The Other Guys and it was ok. Today I'll be watching The Expendables and no not at the movies...

"T-Force" - hilarious direct-to-video shoot'em up set in the near future, with a cop chasing a bunch of rogue robots. Composed of bits stolen from "The Terminator," "Blade Runner," "RoboCop" and "48 HRS."

Diary Of A Wimpy Kid

Fathers Little Dividend with spencer Tracy

I saw The Expendables yesterday.

IT WAS AWESOME!! I loved it!

That Little Monster

This film is what would happen if David Lynch directed an episode of the Twilight Zone.

Watching another Steven Seagal classic, Marked For Death

"Lifepod" - a sc-fi riff on the Alfred Hitchcock oldie "Lifeboat," in which the survivors of a starship disaster escape in the title craft, then slowly turn against one another while waiting for rescue. Pretty good stuff.

Drag Me To Hell. Not too bad.

Superman II - Cheesier than I remembered. Also, Superman could have any woman in the World...and he digs Louis Lane?! However, "Kneel/Bow before Zod!" is classic stuff.

Monster Squad - Hadn't seen this in over 20 years. Creeped my little one out. Scary German Guy!.

The Wicker Man - (Cage) Not bad at all. I was surprised by the ending. Men haters!

I watched Kick-Ass this afternoon. Cool stuff!

The A Team in the cinema last night, enjoyable enough but the camera seemed to be out of focus alot of times during the film and it ruined some of the enjoyment

The Philadelphia Story - Grant, Hepburn, Stewart.

The Expendables - great 80's style action flick!!!!!! Good to see Rocky and Drago have another fight!! LOL!!!!

Watchmen

A decent movie, overall. A bit too slow to start, IMO. Rorschach was probably the one who made the movie for me. Good character, well played, and had some of the best lines of the movie.

Agreed about Rorschach - he made the movie. The others were like fillers, and the chick was eye-candy but pretty boring otherwise.

Spoiler:

Ultraviolet (Milla Jovovich, 2006)

"Vampire Wars" (aka "Bloodsuckers) - low budget mish mash of "Aliens" and "Blade," about a futuristic squad of Vampire hunters who travel from planet to planet wiping out nests of the Undead. Dumb, gory fun.

Took the wife to the movies and saw 'The Kids are Alright' and two leading ladies did not age well, descent movie if a bit predictable and they did not play the Who song this tools used as their movie title.

Saturday night we watched 'Date Night' with Steve Carrell and Tina Fey.

I had high hopes, being that I enjoy both leads very much, but this movie was just awful. A few ok jokes and a coupla light chuckles does not make up for the ridiculous story.

The whole plot of the movie could have been solved within 15 minutes with one logical decision. Yes, I know, noone wants a 15 minute movie (or logic in a comedy). So instead, the "wackier" decision is made. Unfortunatley, hilarity does NOT ensue for the next 72 minutes.

Avoid.

Since my plans to see The Expendables yesterday were thwarted by dumbass theater management, we saw Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, which was awesome. It's especially good if you ever played old 8 and 16 bit video games because the logic of the plot is based entirely on that stuff. Too bad it's bombing because it's a really good movie.

Youth In Revolt

I think Michael Cera either needs to find other parts to play or take a break for awhile. Its the same dude every time. And I started out from Arrested Development as a big fan. I also hate the convention of the guy who does all these terrible things to ruin the life of the girl, only to see her fall for him because he did it for her love. Sorry if I spoiled the movie there.

jstate wrote:

Youth In Revolt

I think Michael Cera either needs to find other parts to play or take a break for awhile. Its the same dude every time. And I started out from Arrested Development as a big fan. I also hate the convention of the guy who does all these terrible things to ruin the life of the girl, only to see her fall for him because he did it for her love. Sorry if I spoiled the movie there.

I thought it was okay. But you're right, he always plays the same character. Looks like he'll be doing the same in his new film.

The Last Starfighter