Last movies you saw

[Angrist]

Indiana Jones 4. 6/10
25 years and that's what they came up with? It could have been so epic...

[Vampyr]

As you can see from my sig, I saw There Will Be Blood on Saturday night.

It was a pretty epic movie. I'm not sure -what- it is I liked so much about it, it seemed to have no real direction most of the time. There was no clear "beginning and end", just one man's decent to madness. I enjoyed it.

Daniel Day Lewis pretty much made the movie what it was, though.

[Bube]

I watched Ratatouille a few nights ago. It made me remember why I loved Pixar so much.

[Fox 6]

Originally Posted by Vampyr

I'm not sure -what- it is I liked so much about it, it seemed to have no real direction most of the time. There was no clear "beginning and end", just one man's decent to madness. I enjoyed it.

Daniel Day Lewis pretty much made the movie what it was, though.

This.

[Fyacin]

Saw Annapolis the other day, stupid movie. Getting Ruroni Kenshi on netflix now, on disc 8 I think, it's starting to get interesting.

[Vampyr]

Originally Posted by Fyacin

Saw Annapolis the other day, stupid movie. Getting Ruroni Kenshi on netflix now, on disc 8 I think, it's starting to get interesting.

Rurouni Kenshin is awesome! One of the best animes I've watched.

The Shishio arc is amazing.

[DeathsHand]

I watched Dead Man last night.

[Aladuf]

I just finished National Treasure 2, I rented it on Blu-ray last night and it was really good. I loved the first one and this one was right on par with it. And it was a quite good looking Blu-ray too.

[Davis]

Um... the last movie I watched was Iron Man. I thought it was pretty good!

[The Germanator]

I just watched Mister Lonely. I can't say I've ever truly loved a Harmony Korine movie, but they are certainly different. Refreshing in bizarre ways...

[BreakABone]

Now mind you this is the past 2 weeks or so but haven't remembered to post.

Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull. I didn't hate it, but it isn't my favorite movie of all time. I would say it is a solid 3rd as far as Indy flicks go.

Charlie Bartlett. Not quite sure what drew me to this movie, but I was disappointed really. But it has Aladuf's golden boy (well not Flunkie) Robert Downey.

Stardust. This was an interesting movie. I say folks should watch.

The Incredible Hulk. A nice summer movie. One of the best climaxes in some time. Here's to you the Dark Knight.

The Bucket List. Jack gets to be JAck while Morgan is Morgan. It was a decent movie but expected more from the premise. Also curious to do my own bucket list but so morbid.

I think that's it.

Ooooo

Batman: Gotham Knights. It was ok. Not as great as I expected, but watchable.

[Angrist]

I haven't seen a movie in weeks. The last one was Indy 4 and I pretty much hated it. Worse than part 2. That just wasn't Indiana, that was somebody else... This isn't how he has grown old, it can't be!

[Jason1]

Originally Posted by Angrist

I haven't seen a movie in weeks. The last one was Indy 4 and I pretty much hated it. Worse than part 2. That just wasn't Indiana, that was somebody else... This isn't how he has grown old, it can't be!

Comon now Indy 4 wasnt THAT bad...it did have a very different feel from the older flicks, but I was expecting that. I watched it again a second time, and I enjoyed it more than the first time. You just have to take it for what it is, really. The plot is obviously the most "out there" of the 4 films, but if you can live with that the action is absolutley awsome, nobody does action scenes like Spielberg. I really hoping there is one more with Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones.

On a related note, I was reading awhile back about a suppoused leaked script that was rejected by George Lucas. It was written by Frank Darabont (Shawshank Redemption) Suppousedly, the script was similar but had some key notable differences. The main plot was the same, with basically the same ending. It still included the warehouse scene and the jungle action sequence. First difference, Shia Labuff's character was completley absent from Darabonts script. This left much more time for the Indy - Marion relationship to develop. Also, Marion was either allready married or seeing someone, so Indy had to "compete" for her affection. The last difference and most notable to me was that the script paid absolutley no mind to Indy's age. No old jokes, no nothing. There was also another action scene in this script.

[manasecret]

I got dragged to Get Smart.

I literally slept through the first half of it, and I'm glad I did because it made the torture that much shorter.

[DeathsHand]