Movies you have recently seen?

Cujo '83 (horror, dog bites)

The Terminator...again.

Required Fields wrote:

The Terminator...again.

Sunday I
watched Office Space on TV for the first time. It was alright, kinda
too close to home. That and the actor (from Band of Brothers) is
absolutely the worst actor of all time.



RF-.....ohhhhhh Terminator! good everytime!

I loved Office Space, partially because I worked at a place like that for a while, but it was a better place than what was depicted in the film.

Required Fields wrote:

I loved Office Space, partially because I
worked at a place like that for a while, but it was a better place than
what was depicted in the film.

YEAH, i laughed allot, don't get
me wrong. I just found that whole gosh-aweful sh!@#y office environment
way to REAL for me! I've been there so many times over the past 15
years of corporate USA! Just turns my stomach watching it. I thought
the lecture by jennifer annistons boss at the burger place was awesome,
"not enough flair"!

The Simpsons Movie

Pretty funny stuff....but not much different from a show...just longer...

Jaws, one of my two favorites. Hint: the other begins with the word Ghost and ends with the word busters.

Just watched The Fountain. My review is thus:

Um...what?

Dodge Ball

Favorite part: "...calling about your over-due movie rental, Drunken Hussies III"

Classic!!!!

"If you can dodge a wrench,you can dodge a ball."

Die Hard 2: Die Harder

Again.

I took my four year old to see "Underdog" today, which he's been
looking forward to for a couple of weeks now. (I tried to talk him into
going to The Simpsons Movie instead, which was showing at the same time as Underdog,
in the same theatre, different room, right up till we went to the box office, but I guess if you're four years old a talking super powered
dog is way cooler than Bart Simpson. Oh well, can't say I didn't try.)


For what it was, "Underdog" was a pretty good kid flick... I have only
the vaguest memories of the old cartoon show it's based on, so I dunno
how faithful the movie is to the source material (if I had to take a
wild guess, tho, I'd say "not very"), but it was fast moving (under 90
minutes) so my son didn't have time to get bored, lots of stuff got blown up, smashed or
broken, bad guys got hit on the head with stuff, and it even had a few good jokes aimed at us grown ups whose
kids made us sit thru this thing (best one: Underdog is testing out his
new-found powers at the dog park. His master sez to him "Let's test
your hearing. What are those people saying WAY over there?" and points
to a couple arguing on a picnic blanket on the other side of the park.
Underdog homes in on 'em and goes, "Hmmm... he sez they should see
other people, SHE says he should eat... wow, humans eat that too?"
Hahaha. Jason Lee (of "My Name Is Earl" fame) provides Underdog's voice
and it benefits from his dry, sarcastic delivery.
I would say it's a good flick if you have kids 10 and under, and if you don't mind superhero stories, it's relatively painless for parents too.

i for one am sick of these stupid talking animal movies.

i watched Speed & Crocodile Dundee 2 today.

I watched the Simpson's Movie and I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry . Simpson's was funny but INPYC&L was hilarious. Just for the record I did not these movies someone else did and then gave them to me.

mc666 wrote:

i for one am sick of these stupid talking animal movies.

Me too, but sometimes you gotta bite the bullet and see what the kid wants to see...

spiritoradio wrote:

I watched the Simpson's Movie and I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry . Simpson's was funny but INPYC&L was hilarious. Just for the record I did not these movies someone else did and then gave them to me.

i'm a big fan of Kevin James, he's funny as hell. Jessica sure does look good in that movie too.

Lost In Translation

mc666 wrote:

Jessica sure does look good in that movie too.

Absolutely

I'm gonna see KISSology Vol.2 and today I saw Metal: Au coeur de la bête for the second time or in English Metal: A Headbanger Journer and yesterday I saw Detroit Rock City for the second time.

Did they really show Bart's weeny in the Simpsons movie?

Eyesore wrote:

Did they really show Bart's weeny in the Simpsons movie?

Yup. Full frontal, dude. Homer flips the bird too, which I found hysterical.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Did they really show Bart's weeny in the Simpsons movie?

Yup. Full frontal, dude. Homer flips the bird too, which I found hysterical.

How can Homer flip the bird when he only has four fingers?

That's the magic of Hollywood!

National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon 1. Funny stuff.

THREE AMIGOS!!!

"you scum sucking pigs, you sons of a motherless goat!"