Movies you have recently seen?

Saw IV

I really like what's happening with this franchise.

So, I've seen it at the Redbox.....it's worth checking out? (I liked the others)

Yeah it is. But be warned, you better watch II and III again before seeing it.

Thanks! Sounds like a Marathon!

Last movie I seen was "1408"

spectrefate wrote:

mc666 wrote:

Twitches Too

i watched it with my neice at her request. cheesy Disney, but not bad. those Mowry gals are yummy.

Agreed on the Mowry girls. See, you both got some satisfaction. Just on completely different levels.

I remember watching them when I was younger on Sister Sister.That was a great show with a good theme song.

Blair Witch

(seen this 2nd time and i'm scared again, damn good horror)

30 Days of Night

( what a perfect movie, completely enjoyable, man i'm so happy that i've seen this )

tonight we watched Rat Race. Everytime I watch it, it's still funny as ever. I like it until the Smash Mouth concert at the end in which I usually just turn it off.

Distarnish_Priest wrote:

Last movie I seen was "1408"

I watched that Saturday night with the wife. I'm not much for horror/scary movies, so I don't know how well this would hold up with other scary movies, but suffice it to say that we were thoroughly creeped out. As far as being based on a Stephen ing short-story, it's one of his better movies in recent times. It sorta reminded me of The Shining, except it all takes place in one room, instead of an entire hotel. Worth a rental.

New Police Story. Pretty good stuff.

Yesterday, I went and saw Juno; a nice little offbeat storyline. It looked like it took about $100 to make, but sometimes those movies are the best. I really don't know what else to say. It's a love story.

Tonight at work, I watched Scorched on Comedy Central. I had never heard of this movie until tonight, and it was pretty funny. It wouldn't grace my Top 10 or anything but an alright movie to entertain me at work. I think Woody Harrelson did a pretty good job too.

The Huntring Party ( Richard Gere ... good good good )

Indenpendence Day ( crap as crapiest must be )

"The Chase," a car-crash film from the mid 90s with Charlie Sheen, Kristy Swanson, and a hilarious turn by Henry Rollins as a gung-ho California Highway Patrol officer. Not a classic for the ages but good silly fun. Kristy was still smokin' hot when this was made so that's a bonus..

Saw IV - It was pretty good. I've liked them all and this one was right up there....

The Order with Heath Ledger.

Leatherface wrote:

The Order with Heath Ledger.

belting out all your Ledger films in memory of the actor?

Juno. A very good film, I enjoyed it a lot.

Uh, no. The Order is actually the first film of his I've seen.

Again, another movie at work:
The Longest Yard, not the original, the Adam Sandler remake. I saw this one in theaters when it first came out, and seeing it again later made me realize something: Adam Sandler sucks at this role! I thought that the cameo by Burt Reynolds was nice though. Also that one guy is huuuuuge! There were a few funny parts, but this movie just shows prison the Hollywood way. It's alright.

I was at a friend's house and we watched another Adam Sandler flick: Mr. Deeds. This one is probably one of my favourite Sandler movies up there with Billy Madison and Happy Gillmore. So many stupid parts, but that's what makes a Happy Madison production right? His foot.. so disgusting!

Rambo - not a bad movie, definitely better than Rambo III, but the first remains the best by far.

Well, I was home last Saturday night (after breaking it off with the chick I was dating) and I needed a laugh, so I watched the remake of the Longest Yard. I liked it. It was cool to see all the cameo appearances of NFL/WWF superstars.

Napolean Dynamite; 'nuff said.

I watched the first part of IT last night.
...I never did finish it.

Watched:

Money Python: The Holy Grail (it'd been 15 years) Ni!!

Dario Argento’s Zombi: Dawn of the Dead - Very good. I loved all the gore.