Last movies you saw

[GameMaster]

Last night I just began a new series on AMC called Breaking Bad.

Its about

"Walter White, a struggling high school chemistry teacher with a handicapped child and pregnant wife. When the already-tense White is diagnosed with terminal lung cancer, he breaks down and turns to a life of crime, setting up a meth lab in order to support his family"

The first episode was really great. Definitely going to continue with this one.

I'm avoiding watching the last episode of Freaks and Geeks cause I don't want it to end.

First two episodes of Season 2 of The Tudors were leaked. Its shaping up to be quite thrilling.

TV shows on my to-watch list:

- Mad Men
- Damages
- Undeclared
- The Wire

[manasecret]

Those AMC shows Mad Men and Breaking Bad are interesting. They had some episodes to watch on the AMC website awhile back, but I can't seem to find them now.

[Angrist]

Hero. 9/10.

Gorgeous movie. Amazing scenes, so pretty!!

[Angrist]

Aliens vs Predator: Requiem was actually a pretty good movie in my opinion!
Sure, it didn't have good characters/actors, or a great story, but the Alien/Predator action was awesome.
7/10

[Swan]

Kind of saw the Goonies this weekend with Foxxy and made a startling discovery that makes it so i can never watch that movie again....



Josh Brolin is in it. I just hope this has not tainted No Country for me

[Angrist]

Revolver 6/10
Trying too hard to be confusing. Some great acting and scenes though.

Stardust 8/10
Gorgeous movie. Oh and a cute girl, I could watch her face for hours.

[Professor S]

Werner Herzog's Nosferatu. It about the 4th time I've seen it, and I love Herzog's german film sensibilities. See Fitacarraldo if you get the chance.

IMO German film has always been vastly superior to the tripe that is so lauded in French film. Cinema Verite is just fucking lazy.

[ulala06]

no country for old men: 10
there will be blood: 8/10 (for the last 20 minutes alone.)
horton hears a who: 3.5 (they really tried with Katie and the anime part)
the ruins: 6 (i was pleasantly surprised)
wrong turn: 3 (i'm behind on the times i know)
dead alive: 10 (amazing! thank you peter jackson.)
the orphanage: 10 (way better than pan's labyrinth)



that caught you guys up on the past month or so.

[Swan]

No Country kicked my ass so hard. Bloody amazing.


And I still am looking for a copy of Dead Alive

[ulala06]

hmmm my boyfriend got his for like $2.50 on amazon... order there?

[Ginkasa]

Nim's Island was alright in the a very "for four year olds" kind of way. The scenes with Jodie Foster were pretty cool (if just because I really like Jodie Foster). Its hilarious how Gerard Butler MacGuyvers his way out of anything. Abigail Breslin's scenes are really... unnecessary however. There basically fake conflict thrown in so she has something to do other than cry about her daddy.

Leatherheads was only okay, too. There were some funny bits, but most of that was in the trailer. Meh.

[Angrist]

El Laberinto del Fauno (Pan's Labyrinth) 7/10
This movie is so overrated, it's not funny anymore. So it's made in Spain, has good computer effects, a decent story and a nice atmosphere. Nothing I haven't seen before.

Bridge To Terabithia 8/10
Gorgeous movie. Makes you feel like 11 again.

Top Gun 6/10
What's all the fuzz about? Tome Cruise who flies a jet fighter. The parody Hot Shots is better, even without the humor.

[KillerGremlin]

The ending of There Will Be Blood was hysterical and demented. I was kind of expecting "rosebud!" But walking out of the theater with a smile on my face was much more rewarding.

I just watched From Dusk Till Dawn.

[BreakABone]

Just watched Rambo or John Rambo. Whatever the movie is called.

And I didn't think it was anything special. I expected it to be a lot more bloody and violent. It came off as using too much blood for no reason.

MAybe just my expectations.

[Typhoid]

I might have said this before, I'm too exhausted to re-read.


10,000BC.
Sucked.
End review.