Seen any good movies?

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Heartbreakers (J.L. Hewitt & S.Weaver)

Both of them looked super good in that movie. JLH never better.

scottmitchell74 wrote:

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Heartbreakers (J.L. Hewitt & S.Weaver)

Both of them looked super good in that movie. JLH never better.

JLH was very very hot, take a look at ass and boobs. just amazing.
i'd like to see her 7 yrs later.

the sentinel wrote:

If things go bad with my current girl I think I will get mail order bride.

That reminds me of a Dilbert series of cartoons where Wally orders a bride from Elbonia and decides hes not in a hurry so he has her shipped 3rd class. She ends up being a pig in a wig and a dress. The final joke was who was more disappointed, Wally or the pig.

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"Stephen King's Desperation"

Wow, this stunk!...my wife and I picked this up out of the bargain bin @ Walmart over a year ago and until last night it had never even been opened. About an hour into it, I was wondering why we ever bought this flick, and by the end, I was wondering what possessed me to sit through it in its entirety.
This is an overly long, way too talky, not-scary-in-the-slightest made for TV adaptation of one of King's lesser recent works. (My wife fell asleep about halfway thru, and woke up just as it ended... I told her "don't worry, you didn't miss anything." Ron ("Hellboy") Perlman was fun to watch as the demonically-possessed smalltown sheriff but fun went right out the window any time he wasn't on screen. This was originally a two-part mini-series covering four hours (the run time minus commercials is just shy of two and a half hours) but the whole thing could've easily been boiled down to one 90 minute film, IMO. I felt really burned because I could've watched TWO crappy movies last night in the time it took me to get through this thing.

Avoid, avoid, avoid!!!

Since I read the book I had no interest in seeing that movie. The book was really good as was Bachman's companion book The Regulaors. If your a reader I would recommend those two.

DallasBlack wrote:

Since I read the book I had no interest in seeing that movie. The book was really good as was Bachman's companion book The Regulaors. If your a reader I would recommend those two.

Yea, I read both books when they first came out, and from what I remember of them they were OK (I believe I preferred "The Regulators"), though neither one was on par with much of King's classic works.

After seeing "Desperation" I hope Hollywood never bothers to try filming "The Regulators."

I saw 'The Wrestler' last night. Pretty entertaining film, although I think I was instantly won over when the first 10 minutes featured both Quiet Riot and Cinderella.

Smindas wrote:

I saw 'The Wrestler' last night. Pretty entertaining film, although I think I was instantly won over when the first 10 minutes featured both Quiet Riot and Cinderella.

This is one I want to see. I haven't read a bad review of it yet. Plus I'm a wrestling fan.

tohostudios wrote:

Smindas wrote:

I saw 'The Wrestler' last night. Pretty entertaining film, although I think I was instantly won over when the first 10 minutes featured both Quiet Riot and Cinderella.

This is one I want to see. I haven't read a bad review of it yet. Plus I'm a wrestling fan.

I heard it's a brilliant movie. And apparently Rourke's face was cast perfectly since the characte has issues movie it from being beat too much, or something like that.

Yeah, it really was a perfect role for Rourke to play. He acts fantastically in it, creating an extremely genuine character. It's definitely worth seeing, although I thought the ending was a bit annoyingly abrupt myself.

Apparantly the wrestliing Furor Vince McMahon didn't like the movie. Considering his propensity for supporting crappy story lines, the movie sounds promising.

seen The Wrestler a few hours ago myself, bloody enjoying if not a little upsetting... damn I miss my long flowing maine of highlighted hair.

DB - yea I could see where Vince would get annoyed, all these wrestlers talking through their nights moves before the fight, 'cause as you know WWE is not staged.

Resident Evil-Degeneration

Was pretty rad, probaby because I wasnt really expecting a brilliant movie considering the last 3 RE live action predessesors sucked major. But I liked this one, even with it being done in CG(I f***** hate CG!!!!!!!!!!!! Beowulf can die a agonizing death!!!!!!!!).

The movie definately got me all pumped for Resident Evil 5.

There Will Be Blood.

Not as good as I was hoping. Just an odd movie with no point.

I watched Global Metal this evening

Excellent movie. I loved it.

Jason Gose to Hell.

scottmitchell74 wrote:

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Heartbreakers (J.L. Hewitt & S.Weaver)

Both of them looked super good in that movie. JLH never better.

Actually saw that movie on TV not long ago myself. That makes the 3rd time I see it, and I have to ask myself; WHY????

Ah, mc. Hewitt, of course.

Yesterday I watched HARLEY DAVIDSON & THE MARLBORO MAN again. I love dumb movies like that!

I recently saw two movies Mystery Science Theater 3000 style:

Ring Of Terror
Indestructable Man

Max Payne

Eyesore wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

Smindas wrote:

I saw 'The Wrestler' last night. Pretty entertaining film, although I think I was instantly won over when the first 10 minutes featured both Quiet Riot and Cinderella.

This is one I want to see. I haven't read a bad review of it yet. Plus I'm a wrestling fan.

I heard it's a brilliant movie. And apparently Rourke's face was cast perfectly since the characte has issues movie it from being beat too much, or something like that.

I'm looking forward to seeing it too. Now that it's won a Golden Globe and has some Oscar buzz, I hope it get a wider distribution. Right now it's only playing in one theater in my town. It's the real tiny "artsy" place down town where they only play independant films. It's a cool place, but a pain in butt to get to. Parking alone usually ends up costing more than a movie ticket.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

Smindas wrote:

I saw 'The Wrestler' last night. Pretty entertaining film, although I think I was instantly won over when the first 10 minutes featured both Quiet Riot and Cinderella.

This is one I want to see. I haven't read a bad review of it yet. Plus I'm a wrestling fan.

I heard it's a brilliant movie. And apparently Rourke's face was cast perfectly since the characte has issues movie it from being beat too much, or something like that.

I'm looking forward to seeing it too. Now that it's won a Golden Globe and has some Oscar buzz, I hope it get a wider distribution. Right now it's only playing in one theater in my town. It's the real tiny "artsy" place down town where they only play independant films. It's a cool place, but a pain in butt to get to. Parking alone usually ends up costing more than a movie ticket.

That's the situation here as well. This film needs wider distribution.

Saw I, Robot the other day. Decent movie, but not all that great

"Catch Me If You Can" -- very enjoyable. Frank Abagnale Jr. is my new hero.

The Rocker 2008

These movies I've seen in the past week:
My Bloody Valentine 3D
Gran Torino
Resident Evil: Degeneration
Hellboy
Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
Another Cinderella Story
A Cinderella Story

tohostudios wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

Smindas wrote:

I saw 'The Wrestler' last night. Pretty entertaining film, although I think I was instantly won over when the first 10 minutes featured both Quiet Riot and Cinderella.

This is one I want to see. I haven't read a bad review of it yet. Plus I'm a wrestling fan.

I heard it's a brilliant movie. And apparently Rourke's face was cast perfectly since the characte has issues movie it from being beat too much, or something like that.

I'm looking forward to seeing it too. Now that it's won a Golden Globe and has some Oscar buzz, I hope it get a wider distribution. Right now it's only playing in one theater in my town. It's the real tiny "artsy" place down town where they only play independant films. It's a cool place, but a pain in butt to get to. Parking alone usually ends up costing more than a movie ticket.

That's the situation here as well. This film needs wider distribution.

Strange, it seems to be at pretty much all the normal cinemas here in Blighty as far as I can tell..

bought a copy of the ghost in a shell collector set, 7 discs for 20 bucks , and I am addicted to this show. absolutely great storyline wonderful animation and plenty of violence. my only compliant is there isn't enough nudity .