[batreleaser]

Rockwell is amazing, he just wasn't very impressive in this film.

[Jeremy]

Originally Posted by batreleaser

Rockwell is amazing, he just wasn't very impressive in this film.

Really? I thought he did a good job as a smarmy asshole who you want to get punched in the face.

I actually think the changes they made on him from the comics were some wise moves.... Makes him and Stark seem a lot more like natural enemies.

Did you stay after the credits?

~Jeremy~

[kierkegaarden]

Originally Posted by batreleaser

Iron Man 2

3/10

SUUUCKED. The scenes with Downey, Jr. and Paltrow could have ruined Citizen Kane, annoying as hell. Scarlett looked amazing but was pointless in the film. Don Cheadle was the worst. Sam Rockwell wasn't the actor you'd expect after watching "Moon". About 35 minutes too long. The plot was a mess. Just boring and annoying and dull.

Mickey was cool though. The best thing in the flick was his accent and breaking out of jail and blowing shit up and snapping a guy's neck.

That's what I was expecting, so instead of catching the midnight showing I just went to see Kick-Ass again. The patrons in waiting probably didn't care much for my parting comment of "Who the fuck would care to see Iron Man after that?"

[batreleaser]

Originally Posted by Jeremy

Really? I thought he did a good job as a smarmy asshole who you want to get punched in the face.

I actually think the changes they made on him from the comics were some wise moves.... Makes him and Stark seem a lot more like natural enemies.

Did you stay after the credits?

~Jeremy~

Yeah, Thorr's Hammer, whatever. Thorr is silly.

[batreleaser]

The trailer for "Inception" made me hard.

[Jeremy]

Yea, the post-credit bit I was expecting, I was awaiting a reference to another franchise. If Edward Norton was returning as The Incredible Hulk, they surely would have used him somehow.

Inception does look pretty kick ass. You can't go wrong with Christopher Nolan.

~Jeremy~

[kierkegaarden]

About to watch Vittorio De Sica's Two Women. Great director.

[noisereductions]

The Informers - and I fucking loved it. Like all of the Ellis' adaptations.

[Better_Than_Deux]

the imaginarium of docter parasldkfjlaskdjf

it was a trip. i like heath ledger. it was fun to think of all the symbolism/metephors. i will probably watch it again. ALSO. it was nice to see a bigger box office movie with a sexy red head in it rather than a nerdy gross one.

[tw2113]

 

[automatic bzooty]

the end of anaconda

it was on at like 4AM and i was like why am i up? why am i watching this? why why why?

true story

[noisereductions]

Originally Posted by tw2113

 

nice!

[viewtiful alan redux]

 

5/10
Falls into the enjoyably bad category although some of the fighting was decent. Hilariously bad dubbing.

[alyasa]

 

[atsonicpark]

 

Yatterman - 6/10

 

psychedelic glue sniffin hillbillies - 9/10

[tw2113]

I'm on a bad C-grade 80s movie kick this week. Add on Sleepaway Camp 3, Savage Streets, Class of Nuke'em High.

In queue: Bad Biology, Night Patrol, The Crying Game, Trick 'r Treat, Pan's Labyrinth, and Snatch

[Toilet & Bowels]

 

Phantasm, very enjoyable

[fugazifan]

Originally Posted by tw2113

Class of Nuke'em High.

watched this the other day. it was amazing

[lo-fi suicide]

 

[Rob Instigator]

 

6/10. It looked great but It was missing something. Hard to say exactly what but I found it a bit of a slog to get through, not quite tedious, and too much reliant upon the quite limited emotional range of Verne Troyer. I know they had to do a pretty severe rewrite seeing as homeslice died before filming any of the "morror interior" scenes. Gilliam managed to make a movie out of it, but any in-depth exploration of the WEIRD shit in this movie, which Gilliam is usually very good at, seemed to have ended up on the cutting room floor.
I watched it all but I did not enjoy the ride.