Some movies I've enjoyed recently

[THEINCREDIBLEdork]

i confused adrian brody with christian bale, somehow

[THEINCREDIBLEdork]

Has anyone seen In Bruges?

[Orgazmo]

Not this guy. What can you tell us about it?

[THEINCREDIBLEdork]

Well its an awesome movie, not perfect, but still awesome. I suggest you watch it asap.

Normally i don't care for movies that have european accents, becase i cant understand a fucking word they're saying, but this, this sir, is an exception.

[DJ FC]

I loved it.

[Beebs]

[StDx]

Black Sheep.

no, not the chris farley movie, the newer one... the one where the sheep go batshit and eat people. although there is a blatant lack of nudity, it's still a solid flick.

[Orgazmo]

I just watched Scarface for the first time. Jesus Christ. I should stop writing off "old" movies. Though I do believe Banana Tits is getting tired of being called Pussycat in my shitty cuban accent.

[Banana Tits]

Pussycat and the accent aren't so bad, only when you're screaming it at me when I'm trying to sleep

[THEINCREDIBLEdork]

AAAAAWWWWW you too just make my heart melt!

[AcTivE]

some movies i've seen and enjoyed..

first,

wrist cutters--agree great movie. wasn't going to get at first cause of name...but it's funny...and great movie.

hancock --nothing special, but made me laugh some, worth watching

redbelt --martial arts-type movie. pretty decent

the nines --good.

see 'super bad' too if you haven't, hilarious. probably funniest movie thats been out in last couple years.

[THEINCREDIBLEdork]

hancock was shitty

[SittinOnDubsWGW]

Originally Posted by Mr. Blonde

Finally sat down and watched this last night. I liked it a lot. I couldn't get the spanish subtitles to work on the DVD, which was annoying as I had to fucking translate what all of the spanish conversations meant to my gf.

Tommy Lee Jones was great in it. I could relate a lot to the film as I'm in a similar position (although I feel a lot better off than the agent in the movie). The agent in the movie is a very unlikeable character. I kinda laughed at all of the things he did throughout the film.

When the shooting scene is played out, I immediately thought, "That fucking suuuuucks." As I could EASILY see a similar situation going down exactly like that in real life. The way it was handled after the fact was shitty, and I completely agree with TLJ's disgust of the situation.

[Orgazmo]

I watched In Bruges the other night. It was pretty good. Not great.

Basically, the first half hour sucked. Once it picked up, I liked it a lot, though. Funny and exciting at the same time. What's better than that?

I DVR'd The Three Burials the other night, so it will be on the tv soon.

[THEINCREDIBLEdork]

Really? I loved the beginning of the movie, more than the end game. colin ferril was a cream dream. I underestimated him because of a stupid fucking movie i saw called phone booth

[StabMaster Arson]

Death Proof

I hated this movie. it was about a group of bitches talking about nothing for a long time, then there was a decent car chase, then they beat up Captain Ron.

[Orgazmo]

Ahh, I completely forgot about that long, drawn-out festival of bitches talking in that movie. I liked the rest of it.

[Mr. Blonde]

Surprisingly, i liked planet terror a LOT, lot better.

[SittinOnDubsWGW]

Originally Posted by StabMaster Arson

Death Proof

I hated this movie. it was about a group of bitches talking about nothing for a long time, then there was a decent car chase, then they beat up Captain Ron.

Yeah, I wasn't feelin' this movie at all at the theater.

Originally Posted by Mr. Blonde

Surprisingly, i liked planet terror a LOT, lot better.

I think this is standard.


I remember being completely underwhelmed at both of these movies. I have thought about giving both of these movies a second chance, as I went to see these movies already absolutely trashed as well as us taking in a fifth of rum. I wasn't particularly in the mood to watch a movie, let alone two.

I remember liking the "commercials" better than I did the movies.

[StabMaster Arson]

I didn't hate Planet Terror but given the choice, I'd watch any of the "of the dead" movies instead... Shaun included.

[THEINCREDIBLEdork]

I didn't watch all of the car one, but i thought they both sucked. it was aklll kitchs. art for arts sake

[Ugly Bastard]

Four Christmases

Was totally expecting some corny/canned BS, but it actually proved to be quite hilarious and enjoyable. I mean, sure, Vince Vaughn plays the same character he does in every movie, but I thought his dialogue was particularly LOL-worthy in this one.

[f3lix]

I found Four Christmases to be another movie I'd pay $5 and not $10 to see. It was a B-/B in my book based on it being predictable for the majority. I really felt it opened horribly and that the first scene make entirely no sense in the movie's context. Afterwards, I talked about it with others and we agreed that it must have just been a funny idea and didn't have a movie for a home.

Secondly, the Santa-spoiler was quite disturbing to me. Many parents thrive on keeping Santa alive for as long as possible and this movie just plainly spitting out "Your dad is Santa" bothered me quite a bit. I didn't see any indication/warning to parents about this and having been with two children on the verge of not believing anymore, my eyes became frozen on the screen when he said that. Ugh... Boo.

[Ugly Bastard]

LOL F3lix you're going to make one annoyingly thorough dad someday.

Also, in the movie's defense, any kids young enough to believe in Santa shouldn't be seeing this movie anyway.

[f3lix]

The Santa thing was just me thinking about the greatest good. Then again, he pointed out a wonderful thought that parents claiming Santa is them just lying to their kids for years. It made me think about the need for Santa.