The last movie I watched was "Cop Out" with Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan.

It was OK. I expected more since Kevin Smith directed it and he's my favorite director. But this was the first movie he's directed that he didn't also write, so I guess that's why.

It wasn't bad, it had it's moments but nothing spectacular.

Vendetta1 said:

The American.

It was so flat, wasnt it?

dreamfactory313 said:

Vendetta1 said:

The American.

It was so flat, wasnt it?

I was bored out of my mind.

To make up for it, I just saw Machete, which I loved.

Vendetta1 said:

dreamfactory313 said:

It was so flat, wasnt it?

I was bored out of my mind.

To make up for it, I just saw Machete, which I loved.

I shouldve seen Machete.

The Crazies....

yep, last weekend was GREAT...this weekend, not so much.

What a snorefest this one was...

Vendetta1 said:

dreamfactory313 said:

It was so flat, wasnt it?

I was bored out of my mind.

To make up for it, I just saw Machete, which I loved.

I think the funniest part was when all the Mexicans were running with their weapons and the guy with the ice cream cart ran through the gate. I fell out of my seat. I those guys. And I love the pina colada with the cherry on the bottom popsicles.

Watched these on disc with the family over the weekend:

Home Of The Brave (2006) - Four American soldiers have trouble adjusting to normal life after serving in Iraq. 1/2 out of five

Cleopatra Jones (1973) - Super special agent takes on drug lord after she wipes out her poppy field. 1/2

In Bruges (2008) - Black comedy about two Irish hitmen sent to Bruges, Belgium to await instructions on their next hit. LOVED IT. 1/2

Zombieland (2009) - Four isolated survivors in post-apocalyptic USA team up to kick Zombie-butt. 1/2

A masterpiece.

Keyumdi said:

The Runaways. It was really good.

I have been wanting to see that.

MoniGram said:

Keyumdi said:

The Runaways. It was really good.

I have been wanting to see that.

Dooo it! I thought they were going to water the story down, but it was excellent.

I sat through 10 minutes of The American and I could no longer stand it. Most boring disorganized piece of cinematic crap I've ever seen. I went home and watched Oceans Eleven....much better no thanks to Clooney.

sextonseven said:

Watched these on disc with the family over the weekend:

In Bruges (2008) - Black comedy about two Irish hitmen sent to Bruges, Belgium to await instructions on their next hit. LOVED IT. 1/2

Now that is some funny shit right there. Some smart dialogue and some great one liners. Very Un-PC humor.

Just watched an Austrian film from the Criterion Collection called Revanche over the weekend. Thought it was absolutely brilliant.

Vendetta1 said:

dreamfactory313 said:

It was so flat, wasnt it?

I was bored out of my mind.

To make up for it, I just saw Machete, which I loved.

Although I'm sorry to hear you were bored out of your mind, it makes me glad to hear you didn't like it as I will definitely wait for the rental now.

This was going to be my second movie of the year that I went to the cinema to see, but I've heard too many people whose opinions I value tell me it wasn't worth the time.

Vendetta1 said:

dreamfactory313 said:

It was so flat, wasnt it?

I was bored out of my mind.

To make up for it, I just saw Machete, which I loved.

I saw it too! Very fun flick!

Vendetta1 said:

dreamfactory313 said:

It was so flat, wasnt it?

I was bored out of my mind.

To make up for it, I just saw Machete, which I loved.

It wouldn't be a George Clooney film with that good ol' boredom element The ONLY two movies from him where I enjoyed thoroughly were Out Of Sight & Up In the Air(Even though the girl annoyed the fuck outta me).

Thanks for the warning though.

Vendetta1 said:

dreamfactory313 said:

It was so flat, wasnt it?

I was bored out of my mind.

To make up for it, I just saw Machete, which I loved.

Same here. Loved that movie.

Fenwick said:

sextonseven said:

Watched these on disc with the family over the weekend:

In Bruges (2008) - Black comedy about two Irish hitmen sent to Bruges, Belgium to await instructions on their next hit. LOVED IT. 1/2

Now that is some funny shit right there. Some smart dialogue and some great one liners. Very Un-PC humor.

Just watched an Austrian film from the Criterion Collection called Revanche over the weekend. Thought it was absolutely brilliant.

I really wished my copy of Bruges had subtitles I could barely follow the dialogue

ZombieKitten said:

Fenwick said:

Now that is some funny shit right there. Some smart dialogue and some great one liners. Very Un-PC humor.

Just watched an Austrian film from the Criterion Collection called Revanche over the weekend. Thought it was absolutely brilliant.

I really wished my copy of Bruges had subtitles I could barely follow the dialogue

Really? I had no problems at all undertsanding everyone.

Maybe the American dubbed track in Mad Max isn't so kooky after all.

sextonseven said:

ZombieKitten said:

I really wished my copy of Bruges had subtitles I could barely follow the dialogue

Really? I had no problems at all undertsanding everyone.

Maybe the American dubbed track in Mad Max isn't so kooky after all.

yeah, but you talk funny too

ZombieKitten said:

sextonseven said:

Really? I had no problems at all undertsanding everyone.

Maybe the American dubbed track in Mad Max isn't so kooky after all.

yeah, but you talk funny too

We are closer to the mother country than you are. Maybe that's why we understand and you don't.

sextonseven said:

ZombieKitten said:

yeah, but you talk funny too

We are closer to the mother country than you are. Maybe that's why we understand and you don't.

dunno, or possibly the sound was EQd all wrong on our stereo

'The Life & Death Of Peter Sellers' on TV. I was peasantly surprised at how good it was, Geoffrey Rush in the title role in particular.

Fenwick said:

sextonseven said:

Watched these on disc with the family over the weekend:

In Bruges (2008) - Black comedy about two Irish hitmen sent to Bruges, Belgium to await instructions on their next hit. LOVED IT. 1/2

Now that is some funny shit right there. Some smart dialogue and some great one liners. Very Un-PC humor.

One of my all-time favs. It's the only film where I've liked Colin Farrell, Ralph Fiennes does a great turn in it too, pretty fearsome when shouts "you're an inanimate fucking object".

Debbie Does Dallas II

vainandy said:

Debbie Does Dallas II

vhs or beta?

Todd Haynes' Safe.

Julianne Moore was excellent and the movie itself was ...erm...interesting?

garganta said:

Todd Haynes' Safe.

Julianne Moore was excellent and the movie itself was ...erm...interesting?

Julianne is the woman!!!

Did you see "Chloe"? It was pretty good.

johnart said:

vainandy said:

Debbie Does Dallas II

vhs or beta?

DVD

vainandy said:

johnart said:

vhs or beta?

DVD

johnart said:

vainandy said:

DVD

I prefer the old flicks before the men started all that trimming and shaving.