soo... any good movies lately?

Loved Iron-man
The Hulk (this time around) was waaaayyy better


Oh, and I just farted on your pillow.

 

I wasn't sure what to make of Hancock. Kind of seemed like Will Smith was slumming it...

 

I haven't seen it but I like the idea that he's kind of making fun of himself. He's the memorial day weekend save the world go to guy, so this time around he's a super hero that doesnt actually like people and is usually drunk causing more collateral damage per good deed than the actual good deed is worth in the eyes of the public.

I wanna see it.

I saw Wall-E. It was very dark and very sweet. Human beings have over consumed to the point that their gargbage has taken over the earth, so they go off into space on a 5 year cruise leaving being little robots to clean up the mess. But 5 years turns into 700 and the whole movie is making fun of us as a society in generally while portraying this little robot as more human than we are. It's wicked wicked cute.

 

I still want to see Hancock and Wall-E looks like fun. Version 2.0 wants to go and so I have my excuse to see it too

 

Iron Man, I enjoyed; Incredible Hulk was okay; Wall-E, I only saw two days ago and wasn't bad. Indy Jones 4 - okay; I did enjoy 'The Spiderwick Chronicles', I must say. Oh yeah, Kung Fu Panda - bit cheesy, but okay.

 

I saw Kung Fu Panda too. It was heart warming, I guess. But it was like one long fat joke. It wasn't as funny as I hoped it'd be. I guess jack black just can't do CLEAN comedy as well as adult.

 

not me, I'm going to Dark Knight if I have to kill someone for the money to get there...

 

Sort of like Meet the Spartan's is just one long gay joke? It did have some funny stuff in it tho.


The Bucket list is pretty good. I am waiting for the new X-Files to come out.

 

Me too. this has been a really good year for movies I actually want to see, the last few have been really really lame.

 

You know I thought the bucket list might be pretty corny but by the end I was pretty emotional. It did a really good job of connecting the audience with the characters and making you sympathize. And I was watching it on an airplane, which is a testament. But then again, maybe I'm just a softie :-D

 

Watch the Notebook. By the end of that movie was in tears and I don't get emotional about movies... ever. Well.. a little now, but I'm pregnant. My cornflakes made me cry because they're ugly...

 

Anyone see the Dark Knight (Batman 2). Fell in love with the first movie and could not wait until the second one. Unfortunately I am pretty busy latly and no time for movies =(

 

My Mom somehow convinced me to watch that movie - I'm a guy, and I cried too Never had that kind of reaction to a movie before - I had thought for a while there that the people in "movieland" had forgotten how to make a powerful flick.

About the cornflakes: that happened to my Mom when she was pregnant with me, only it was ice cream - and it and the bowl apparently ended up outside, narrowly missing an innocent bystander :-D . I apparently brought out her violent tendencies

 

LOL I wonder if I can get away with chucking bowls of icecream at padestrians...

 

the notebook?
piece of crap. almost as good as 'the english patient' for putting one to sleep.
had to suffer through it with the better half. she cried,,,,I sighed
get a real movie to sink your teeth into, like, oh, I don't know, like PLAINS, TRAINS, AND AUTOMOBILES, or maybe MOUSE HUNT, for the more sensitive (sic; the wench)

 

Felon.
Great movie.
Val Kilmer (First movie I actually liked him in)

 

I'm seeing the Dark Knight later today.. wootz..

 

Well, Dark Knight blew away every movie I've seen in the past couple of years.

 

Mouse hunt the nathan lane movie? You really consider that a "real" movie? I hope your being sarcastic, because If not that's like -10 repsect points.

Is sound like your taste is more fast pace action and slap stick... I can't watch ADD movies, I need a plot that makes me think and has a meaning.

Someone mentioned Val Kilmer... Has anyone seen the Ghost and the Darkness? That movie's premise was so camp fire horror story but they really pulled it off beautifully.

 

Val Kilmer lost respect points with me when he starred as the voice of KITT in the latest Knight Rider pilot/movie/failure.

 

oh, he doesnt have very many good movies at all.

 

I studied that for an English class - it was great when it first came out, but watching it over again a few years later lets you get a totally different meaning out of it. If anything, I'd say it was better the second time around

 

I have Charlie Wilson's War and have not watched it yet.

Last one I saw was the Great Debaters, I really liked it, I haven't yet seen a movie with Denzel Washington I have not liked.

 

That's a very good movie. I hate political movies, but that one kept me interested all the way through. And Tom Hanks is pretty good as Charlie Wilson.

We could use more politicians like Charlie Wilson.

 

Man on Fire is a great Denzel movie.

 

Is that where his son needs a transplant?

 

The story of the real Charlie Wilson was on I think yesterday but I missed it.
Tom Hanks was on Oprah (I just started watching her, some interesting stuff) and said he was proud to do the movie otherwise people would have never known what this man did.

 

No, its a story of revenge at all costs.

 

Don't believe so, will have to look for it

 

im goin to see the dark knight next weekend!! horay!

indy 4 was okay, but not all i expected.

kung fu panda was actually pretty good, it was a whole lot more than i expected.

the new hulk was a WHOLE LOT better than the old one, it had a bit more "transformers" type movie feel to it.

 

Just watched Baby Mama it is a chick flick but I thought it was very funny muskie didn't even want to watch it:-D His loss

 

Man on Fire ROCKED

 

I had a friend who had never seen the princess bride and in his ignorance insulted it. Therefore we watched it on principal. We showed him, dammit.

 

I am always renting movies and the 3 latest ones i picked up is "Evan Almighty" Rush Hour 3" and "The Onion Movie" I liked them all i thought the onion movie was pretty good.

 

I downloaded The Oxford Murders some time ago and then I read the write up on IMDb it was so bad I did not watch it. Well I had nothing much to do this Thursday night so I watched it I thought it was good maybe not a 10 but an 8 for sure. Can't believe all you read

 

i just watched this really weird show series last night called "Shadow Falls" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0823365/ only ran for 8 episodes, but it was kinda good (better than i expected).

 

Dark Knight rocked, and much to my surprise, Heath Ledger did quite a good job as The Joker; I was very impressed.

 

i get free rentals @ blockbuster

 

Free rentals huh? That's a great perk, I have to say. Too bad you're going to wait for TDK for a really long time.