no comment.

Well you gotta comment :) It seems like with 2 good actors, the movie would have some credability. Then again, Luke Wilson was in Blue Streak.

Rear Window is a classic Hitcock flick, every should see it. Also inspired a good Simpsons episode.

yeh, pliiz comment, it's on the list of "maybe I could get this when I feel like watching a non-brain-activity-demanding flick".

If you're into brain candy hollywood suspense/thrillers, then rent it. Its actually just another twist to the basic plot of: man and woman break down in the middle of nowhere. The relationship between wilson/beckinsale was okay, I mean they could have dwelled on the deeper issues plaguing them both and brought those to the fore, but the producers opted for the ''keep it simple,short, and scary'' formula.

not much into that kind of movies, actually...that's why I find it hard to understand if one is particularly good just watching trailers and stuff...last one I saw in the "genre" was "Them", which was really great, but not hollywoodian at all... the list till now consists in :
vacancy
captivity (could be quite bad, but I'm quite curious to see how the director worked with such material)
severance (this could be good).

I saw this at the museum theater last night:

I saw Inland Empire tonight. I loved it though I wasn't sure I would until it was mostly over. My wife is a huge Lynch fan, but she didn't have the patience to make it through all 3 hours. I'd watch it again, though not for a while.

Rambo. Better than expected.

Any Spanish boardies here with an opinion about [REC]?


Saw it last week and the final 10-15 minutes really creeped me out.

Also watched Seven Easy Pieces by Marina Abramovic





and Persepolis

Saw this on Netflix and thought about watching it.

I picked this up used this past weekend; highly enjoyable.
Best opening song I have heard in some time too!
How can you go wrong with Boris Karloff and Phyllis Diller in stop-motion puppet form?


Theme song here!

The Four Feathers. I had no intention of watching it, but my wife netflix'd a bunch of Ledger movies (I wonder why?) and that was the first to come. It was actually pretty good.

saw this last night. it hadbeen a long while since I had seen it uncut


"where you going? what about our relationship?"
"Our what?"
What about our relationship?"
"Fuck that!"

my life to live. about the 6th time i have seen the movie. it's great.

yes. yes. yes. brilliant film-making. DDL is the best in the game.


good.

this:


it was ok. not as hot as it looks. mary-louise parker was very unsexy. but the film had its moments:



this is a "typical glossy indie film from the 90s". not bad, but at this point, a kind of commonplace.

The Mission

As the need for "entertaining-pretty stupid movies, yet there's something I could like" keeps on running strong in my veins, yesterday I saw Cursed. Which was kinda lame and kinda fun at the same time, which is ok with me.
Oh, and CSI : Grave Danger if that counts. Pretty disappointing, actually.
Tonight I'm gonna watch Red Eye (W.Craven again, but I think this could be a far better movie).

sweeny todd. loved it! esp the costumes.

Cloverfield, funny love story.

No Country for Old Men and Juno for a second time over the weekend

the former was just a brilliant, brilliant film, best i have seen in a while

I was wondering if I should see that or not...

That is a must see.

do it

I will then!

I've never been a DDL fan myself, but maybe this will be his key to my heart? Heterosexually speaking, that is.

how can you not be a fan? .... damn, aside from Brando, I can't think of anyone who more completely owns every second of his screen time.

You know I have never seen any of the Godfather movies.

do it now! at least the first one. that one is essential. II is good too, though certainly lesser.

I guess I haven't really seen too many of his movies... I didn't care for The Crucible or or Last Of The Mohicans. Although I LOVED My Left Foot when I was a kid. But I didn't even realize that was him until I just looked it up on imdb :)

havent seen the Crucible. but yeah, he's as good in TWBB as he was in MLF. and GONY

I agree. The second was really good mind you, but a lot of people go as far to say it was better. The first still reigns supreme in my opinion.

I will when it comes from netflix.

IDCIOT.

I mean, I'll definately check it out then.

EDIT: Haha, and no, I didn't just try to call you an idiot :)

haha, took me a sec. to get it

If I had one wish, I would wish that I knew when a joke was too stupid to say.

And unlike Brando's later work DDL seems to be pretty picky about what work he does and does not mind going a few years without doing a film if he feels its not worth his time. I respect an actor who can say no to films and NOT feel the need to be in every movie that comes out. If that means he takes a couple years off from doing a film, so be it.

You mean to say that Brando wasn't picky about his later roles?







Oh wait, I think I see what you mean now...

yes, but everyone knows Brando just did those for the money... I can respect that. As long as its out in the open, I dont mind.

I saw I'm Not There. Didn't mind it. I think it would have been great if Heath Ledger played Dylan the whole way through and kept it along the line of his role, instead of all the abstract poppycock. You forgot about Dylan when you were watching his scenes. I liked the little black kid too, he was cool. But the others irritated me abit. I love Dylan, so I knew I'd be critical.

I watched Shop Girl the other night too, and liked it quite abit.

Saw Smoking Aces yesterday and thought it was pretty shit, but watchable.

Ummmm

Seeing Juno tonight.