I watched this one again recently:

L'Illusionniste / The Illusionist (2010) - French magician struggles finding work while caring for a young fan who believes his tricks to be real. Amazing animation, but the story is a little thin. 1/2

i watched "wrecked" with adrian brody....utter shitte! worst ending ever. & a snorefest to boot.

i give it 5/10

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1316622/

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Suddenly, Last Summer: on a scale of 1-10, 7.5.

The Change Up - 7/10

It was funny, some parts were a bit predictable though.

Straw Dogs (2011 version) - 4/10

FauxReal said:

Straw Dogs (2011 version) - 4/10

I wanted to see this because Alexander Skarsgård is in it. Is it really that bad?

London Boulevard (2010) - a dark comedy of a handyman who's stuck between a fading film star and a vicious gang. 3/5

the film worked great for about the first 45 minutes or so, but then so abruptly took such a god awful turn. but that said, it was still worth it for all the hysterical laughs between Keira cursing like a sailor (one of my favorite roles from her), and her incredibly daft self-important manager (David Thewlis).

sextonseven said:

I watched this one again recently:

L'Illusionniste / The Illusionist Amazing animation, but the story is a little thin. 1/2

I totally agree. I loved looking at it, but the story is paper thin.
I give it 1/2

9 out of 5 stars. This is the Citizen Cane of Hollywood remakes.

mostbeautifulboy said:

noimageatall said:

FauxReal said:

Straw Dogs (2011 version) - 4/10

I wanted to see this because Alexander Skarsgård is in it. Is it really that bad?

it's not that bad but it could have been better. there are some plot holes in it

sextosewen said:

9 out of 5 stars. This is the Citizen Cane of Hollywood remakes.

This was not the last movie you watched, liar.

ZombieKitten said:

It was nice, but since when did Jacques Tati ever have a story in his movie? It's all about mood and situations.

Speaking of mood and situations without much story, you should watch this movie:

Interestingly, it's also about a father-daughter relationship.

sonic said:

i watched "wrecked" with adrian brody....utter shitte! worst ending ever. & a snorefest to boot.

i give it 5/10

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1316622/

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Ugh. That stupid movie I watched it too and I was like through most of it

3/5 a bit slow but I never wanted to FF thru it, loved it's look and learned something I really didn't know since I've never really delved into this story before, it was interesting.

RIO- 3 out of 5

BIRTHDAY GIRL- 2 1/2 out of 5

BEREAVEMENT- 1 1/2 out of 5

sextosewen said:

9 out of 5 stars. This is the Citizen Cane of Hollywood remakes.

For real? Better than the original?

Clint Eastwood can do no wrong it seems. Despite this poster, it's not a Matt Damon movie, but one of those multi-story films that share a connection based on death and what might come after it.

These stories take place all over the world, and are interesting and heartbreaking. It is not always totally believable, but it's just a movie and it's a good one. Even a cynic might find himself swept up in the possibilities of the supernatural.

out of 5

sextonseven said:

namepeace said:

sextosewen said:

9 out of 5 stars. This is the Citizen Cane of Hollywood remakes.

For real? Better than the original?

NO!

Pay no attention to my stalker. That wasn't even the last movie he watched.

ZombieKitten said:

Sorry I'm on my phone, what movie is that?

Somewhere (2010)

I saw a great movie called "Pontypool" which is an indie horror movie of such great direction, concept, and acting that it made the movie I saw right before "The Hereafter" seem a bit amateur in those respects.

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sextonseven said:

I watched this one again recently:

L'Illusionniste / The Illusionist (2010) - French magician struggles finding work while caring for a young fan who believes his tricks to be real. Amazing animation, but the story is a little thin. 1/2

That animation is really incredible

ufoclub said:

I saw a great movie called "Pontypool" which is an indie horror movie of such great direction, concept, and acting that it made the movie I saw right before "The Hereafter" seem a bit amateur in those respects.

[img:$uid]http://anythinghorror.files.wordpress.com/2010/05/poster41.jpg?w=230&h=300[/img:$uid]

I saw Hereafter and wasn't very impressed. I want to see this one. Never heard of it but I'll trust you. I'm a horror fan and it's difficult to impress me these days.

Columbiana...

Zoe--eat a sandwich please.

Source Code

Diary of a Wimpy Kid 2: Rodick rules

I liked it! 3.5/5 for the laughs

I feel like octomom being just recently rejected by Angelina Jolie.

Drive (2011) - part time Hollywood stunt driver, part time getaway driver for heist operations. a solid 5/5

I expected no less from director Refn. the cast is stellar but while reviews keep talking about Carey Mulligan's scenes with Gosling (which were great), I find his scenes with Christina Hendricks to be the strongest. she was fantastic while she lasted, then again I expected no less from her either.

ps. that jacket from the poster, as well as the hammer scene, I think they'll become pretty iconic with time.

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