(theatre or rental or TV)

I Loved "Kick-ass" i even recognized some scenes from my home town.

Alice in Wonderland starring Johnny Depp.

Very good movie.

the fourth kind...

Kick Ass was good even though I had no intention of seeing it I'm glad I did. Violent as hell but worth it.

Death at a funeral was funny I was concerned the trailers revealed too much, but they just scratched the surface of the funny.

In fact I've really enjoyed most of the movies I've seen these last few weeks Date Movie, Terry's one, the Dragon one, the wimpy kid one.
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this Trilogy from Bergman:



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another movie i really enjoyed was "Defendor" starring woody harrelson.

yet again...more scenes from my home town....lol...welcome to canada hollywood!~~

i thought Precious was pretty good

rose tattoo
black rose mansion
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Recently saw "Up in the Air" with HamsterHu... er... I mean George Clooney...

that was a really great movie!

also saw Inglorious Basterds, thought that was pretty excellent too...

2 hrs ago:



I really liked it. Had some fantastic images and scenes with strange surrealism combined to that 70's film look I love.
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"Brothers", starring Tobey Maguire and Jake Gylenhale.

Mushanga said:

One of my favourite movies.

Yep Kick Ass here as well... was pleasantly surprised.

Fantastic Mr. Fox was pretty great

PricelessHo said:

Gawd, I love you.

The extended versions of all three parts of LOTR. In one take!

zaza said:

I rather have the book. That at least has REAL hobbits and the elves are not damn' sissies.

muirdo said:

I looooove that film. Haven't seen it in years - must get a copy.

I also need to get out and see some films.

HamsterHuey said:

Me too, but that movie is really well done.

HamsterHuey said:

and Bergman rhymes with Herman

i really love his work, and the fact that Ingrid Thulin was present in a lot of it.

she had such strong yet gracefully subtle presence to her:


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Kick-Ass for me too.

both rentals
:

saturday: the pursuit of happyness

sunday: cloudy with a chance of meatballs

"steve" "steeeeve"

veronikka said:

I was a bit disappointed with the movie. There was a lot of "the other side" stuff that just dragged on. There was also a lot of shots of the girl just having a scared look on her face. It was like watching a Kubrick film or something at times.

PricelessHo said:

I've been taking notes from you, Ray LOVE almost anything from the Criterion Collection btw.

Me...


GREAT documentary from a Swedish filmmaker,,,,nothing like I expected though, which is a great thing because I thought I was about to see another "cliche film about a fallen soul singer". For those who love the PIR music, you're gonna ADORE this.
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"Mother." (I think the Korean title is "Madeo.")

Really good movie, really great acting.

Add me to the list for Kick-Ass

Was kick-ass really funny? I'm in the mood for a laugh-out-loud funny movie.
I liked Zombieland--it was the last movie that made me laugh. The very
predictable scene where Bill Murray get's 'shot' had me in stitches despite.



I would say the last good movie I saw was one with John Cuzak and Al Pacino
where Al plays a mayor and John Cuzak his right-hand man. I don't know the
name of the movie though.

i really liked hot tub time machine

insatiable3 said:

i hated that shit . cutting back and forth and shit = lame as fook