Seen any good movies?

scottmitchell74 wrote:

Quarrantine

Spoiler:

I heard this movie was really good. If you liked Cloverfield you'll like Quarantine.

It's like a cross between Cloverfield and 28 Days Later. Those are the two movies I thought of when watching this. The camera work isn't and jittery, however.

Changeling (Angelina Jolie in best movie she ever made)
Outlander (good movie for the night)

I watched Rock Star tonight at work.

EvyMetal wrote:

I watched Rock Star tonight at work.

I watched about the first 10 minutes of it and couldnt make it through the rest.

DeathCult wrote:

EvyMetal wrote:

I watched Rock Star tonight at work.

I watched about the first 10 minutes of it and couldnt make it through the rest.

Same here. Pretty bad stuff

tohostudios wrote:

SAXON1500 wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

I just re-watched the remake of The Hills Have Eyes. I think this is one of those rare occasions where the remake outdoes the original.

Blasphemy!

What can I say, the mutants in the remake are cooler. Plus, I can't watch the original with Michael Berryman without thinking of Twisted Sister.

I strongly disagree. The original was way creepier with Berryman and that creep that played Jupiter. The actors in the remakes always screw it up.

EvyMetal wrote:

I watched Rock Star tonight at work.

I hate that movie, the movie's only saving grace is that Jennifer Ainston is nice piece of eye candy.

Saw ost of Ben-Hur again last night. Great movie

Zack & Miri made porn
Body of Lies

manny wrote:

EvyMetal wrote:

I watched Rock Star tonight at work.

I hate that movie, the movie's only saving grace is that Jennifer Ainston is nice piece of eye candy.

Yeah - Just turn off the sound!

SpectreFate wrote:

DeathCult wrote:

EvyMetal wrote:

I watched Rock Star tonight at work.

I watched about the first 10 minutes of it and couldnt make it through the rest.

Same here. Pretty bad stuff

Nonsense! I Love that movie.Maybe its just me still fantasizing about what if though

Rewatching Clerks for about the 12th time.

EvyMetal wrote:

I watched Rock Star tonight at work.

only thing on that movie is song STEEL DRAGON - Stand Up and that's all and of cors Jen Anniston

Everyone seems to hate that movie. And lemme tell yah. It sucked!!

I guess the safest thing to do would turn off the sound and put on your own music.

Still forgoing movies for other DVDs. Continuing my wretling fix I finished watching The Best Of Saturday Night Main Event. I missed this part of wrestling history so this was cool (I didn't start watching til after WM6 and only saw the prelimanary shows before the Tuesday/Monday night show-also the old WMs on video). Amazing the amount of Wrestlers who passed away over the years (there were 6 alone in a single battle royal).

I miss the days of the real ECW.

That show was never boring and Paul Heyman is a master booker when it comes to storylines.

tohostudios wrote:

I miss the days of the real ECW.

That show was never boring and Paul Heyman is a master booker when it comes to storylines.

I barley got to see the old ECW except when they went to TNN which was just the watered down version. I do however have a DVD of the bloodiest matches and I know what all the hype was about. The new ECW is a joke and is just a way for McMahon to bury the name in mediocrity. I don't even watch it (I read results). Tommy Dreamer is the only link to it left and his time is almost up. Despite two of his matches being the highest rated segments of the show, the fact that he is not a "WWE origional" has kept him as nothing but a novelty.

"Top Secret"

the sentinel wrote:

"Top Secret"

OOOFFF...I'm sorry.

Another crap movie at work: Drumline

Being in band throughout high school and college, and knowing a lot about music and percussion, this is movie is pretty inaccurate.

SAXON1500 wrote:

Slumdog Millionaire - hands down the best film I have seen since Apocalyptico. Incorporates every emotion available.

I'm going to go try and catch this tomorrow, the Academy evidently loved it. I'm a big fan of Danny Boyle anyway (28 Days Later & Sunshine are two of my favorites of his).

Sleepy Hollow - classic

Clue - entertaining enough

"The Strangers" - would've been better if I had'nt already seen the very similar "Vacancy" but still not bad.

Fat Freddy wrote:

"The Strangers" - would've been better if I had'nt already seen the very similar "Vacancy" but still not bad.

I was pleasantly surprised by "Vacancy". Much better than I expected.