Movies you've seen recently

[RAGER]

Got Dream House on netflix the other night.  it was meh

[Demon Lung]

Got Dream House on netflix the other night.  it was meh

that movie is a pile of crap

[The Shocker]

Decent low budget horror movie about people that go missing in a tunnel.  A little slow for the first third of the movie, but it does get pretty creepy.  Some clunky dialogue, but not terrible.

The cover art above pretty much has nothing to do with the movie.

[neighbor664]

[The Shocker]

Decent comedy. I love Charlize Theron so even if it's a terrible movie i'll still watch it because of her. Basically, its about this woman who receives an email from her exboyfriend thaty shows the announceent for the birth of his new child. She(Theron) takes this as a chance to go back to her hometown and try to win her ex's heart back. What made Theron's role great was that she was an alcoholic and she constantly made an ass of herself because of it. It even caused her to sleep with Patton Oswalt.

Is it out on dvd yet? Really looking forward to it.

[whoshotthefrog]

Decent comedy. I love Charlize Theron so even if it's a terrible movie i'll still watch it because of her. Basically, its about this woman who receives an email from her exboyfriend thaty shows the announceent for the birth of his new child. She(Theron) takes this as a chance to go back to her hometown and try to win her ex's heart back. What made Theron's role great was that she was an alcoholic and she constantly made an ass of herself because of it. It even caused her to sleep with Patton Oswalt.

Is it out on dvd yet? Really looking forward to it.

Yes sir. I got it through NetFlix last week.

[Orthodox Caveman]

The last film I've seen, was 'Sleepaway Camp'. Watched it last night. The ending scene never fails.

[Lumpy]

Bellflower - I loved it. They over-sell it as an action piece (well, with that awesome car anyway) when it's better understood as a character-driven drama. The Village Voice said something like "the unrestrained raging psyche of a 13 year old boy" -- pretty good slant.

Margot at the Wedding -- I loved it. From the writer-director of "The Squid and the Whale" Noah Baumbach. Character driven family-based drama/dark comedy (I did laugh a couple times). Squid and the Whale was about a divorce, this one is about (wait for it) a wedding.

[Ryno]

Been checking out a lot of docs through Netflix lately. A couple of them that I recommend HIGHLY:

"Being Elmo". The story behind the puppeteer, Kevin Clash, who developed Elmo on Sesame Street. The story itself is pretty cool, but it's really interesting to see the history of the whole muppet family develop before Elmo even came to be. Just a really good documentary. Especially if you loved the muppets or Sesame Street. If you didn't love the muppets or Sesame Street you were probably a heartless bastard with no soul.

"Senna". About the Brazilian F1 racing champion and his life on the circuit in the 80's and early 90's. I didn't know a whole lot about his story or career but it was pretty damn interesting. And tragic. Lots of cool racing footage and the characters that made up the sport in the day. 2 thumbs up.

[The Shocker]

I'm starting a new rating system for myself and since it's me it's going to be dick related:

1. Raging Boner
2. Stiffie
3. Semi Hard
4. Chub
5. Whiskey Dick

For example, I rewatched Munich.  I remember liking it a lot when it came out, but this time I wasn't impressed.  Spielberg was great with the action scenes and creating paranoia & tension, but was way too heavy handed with the flashbacks and relationship stuff.  You know, typical Spielberg.  I give this one my Semi Hard rating.

[whoshotthefrog]

Elizabeth Olsen is definitely the most talented of the Olsen sisters, and she gets bonus points for showing her tits and ass. Worth the rent.

[CanookieWookie]

[GodShifter]

Okay, so what did you think of that movie, Will?

I just now noticed it was directed by Ami Canaan Mann, who is the daughter of Michael Mann. But that doesn't change my overall attitude towards the movie itself. I didn't think it was bad, but it was also fairly predictable and pretty frustrating in that it left one major sub plot line completely abandoned at the end. I was like, "wtf?".

Good performances by the actors, but, overall, the movie left me flat.

[diasdegalvan]

The Hunger Games

A good adaptation of the book it's based on. Had some shaky cam going on at the beginning which was somewhat annoying not too bad. 7/10

[lowdaddy]

Elizabeth Olsen is definitely the most talented of the Olsen sisters, and she gets bonus points for showing her tits and ass. Worth the rent.

great fucking movie.  unsettling.

[CanookieWookie]

Okay, so what did you think of that movie, Will?

I just now noticed it was directed by Ami Canaan Mann, who is the daughter of Michael Mann. But that doesn't change my overall attitude towards the movie itself. I didn't think it was bad, but it was also fairly predictable and pretty frustrating in that it left one major sub plot line completely abandoned at the end. I was like, "wtf?".

Good performances by the actors, but, overall, the movie left me flat.

I was unhappy with that as well.  They should have tied that part of the story in, even a brief 2 minutes worth.  Overall, I pretty much knew who was doing what right away, however I still enjoyed it.  Compared to alot of movies I watch, this one atleast had a decent story to it.  However, again, they could have worked the story abit more, to keep you guessing.

[The Shocker]

Paranormal Activity 3 and Hunger Games both get stiffies from me.

[Lumpy]

Exit from the Gift Shop -- okay I guess, I found it a little boring to be honest. I like street art just fine, but I din't find the people who were portrayed all that interesting. Also, I can't feel cynical about Mr. Brain Wash, and not feel cynical about Banksy. It's all the same thing, in the sense of the bigger picture. 6 out of 10 Erections.

[JemDooM]

In the last coupla weeks, these were good!:

Tucker & Dale VS Evil
The imaginarium of doctor parnassus
Zombieland

Not good:

Alice In Wonderland (the Disney/Burton one)

[The Shocker]

My son loves that Alice In Wonderland.


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[Worthless Willie]

I do too.

[JemDooM]

really? I thought it had too much rubbish CGI...

just watched Defiance, how sad, I'd recommend it to anyone...

[Demon Lung]

I haven't seen Alice in wonderland but I have seen Alice in anal land

[retardgroove]

terrible. so bad it gets a wow.

[Ryno]

Exit from the Gift Shop -- okay I guess, I found it a little boring to be honest. I like street art just fine, but I din't find the people who were portrayed all that interesting. Also, I can't feel cynical about Mr. Brain Wash, and not feel cynical about Banksy. It's all the same thing, in the sense of the bigger picture. 6 out of 10 Erections.

I think Mr. Brainwash was much more interesting than Banksy or any of those other guys. He was a complete lunatic/fool. I thought it was a great flick even if it was narrowly focused on the bigger subject at hand.