Recently Watched Movies

[Drageuth]

Just finished watching The Social Network, which I've been meaning to see for a couple of months now.

It was... good. Definitely don't really see what all of the hype is about, but it was an entertaining performance by everyone. Eisenberg played his part wonderfully and maintained the same sort of douchebag, fast-talking facade through the entire performance. His role had the most comedic value for me, since everything was delivered in that same machine-gun fire delivery. The general set up of the movie was kind of annoying -- jumping back and forth between the origin story and testimony at the lawsuits. I would have personally liked to have seen a bit more of a linear story, instead of having everything alluded to gradually or jumping straight into the past based on a comment that one of the character's made at the round table (which was what I inevitably ended up calling it).

One of the better films I've seen in a while, but that's not saying much -- earlier today I watched Cars and Toy Story 2, both of which I've seen about 50 times, so something that was actually new and at least somewhat thought provoking ended up grabbing my full attention, whether it deserved it or not.

It did feel a little bit weird logging onto Facebook immediately after watching the movie, though...

[Kuro Kagami]

Watched The Hulk yesterday

[JKDarkside]

Meet the Feebles.

Made by Peter Jackson.

Peter Jackson is a sick fucker man.

[Wyrm]

Watched Skyline bout an hour ago.

It was pretty sweet.

[TheGreatZio]

I watched howard the duck for like the 1000th time in my life..also skyline and the ending sucked and theres too many unawnsered questions in that movie.

[Kuro Kagami]

The Simpsons - The Movie

[walrus tusks]

Where the Buffalo Roam - Bill Murray plays Hunter S. Thompson and the dad from Everybody Loves Raymond plays his crazy lawyer. I think Fear and Loathing was better but still worth a watch.
Paprika - An anime about dreams that everyone on seems to compare Inception to. I don't see it. It was just okay.
Half Baked - One of the most 90s movies I've ever seen. Worth the watch, now all my stoner friends will leave me alone about it.
Stranger Than Fiction - Gotta say, way more enjoyable then I was expecting. Thumbs up!
Tsotsi - Thug does terrible things and even steals a baby. I'm supposed to feel sympathy for him throughout the movie. HATED IT.

[Kuro Kagami]

Teeth, very disturbing movie

[Littledood]

Watched Cool Hand Luke last night.

"Now what we've got here is a failure to communicate."

[Andy_Jerk]

Watched Cool Hand Luke last night.

"Now what we've got here is a failure to communicate."

ANd lots of eggs. Great film.

[Littledood]

ANd lots of eggs. Great film.

Ugh, that part made me almost through up

[Yip Yip]

The Haunted World of El Superbeasto, what it lacks in conservatism it gains in Tourette's.

[darkjusticex]

I tried to watch Sucker Punch the other day....

Yeah. That damned movie threw me for a loop. One minute, the main character is in a dance studio about to dance. Then all of a sudden she's in a temple doing all this badass kung-fu on a bunch of random warriors who have come out of nowhere.... Then after she defeats them, they switch back to the real world where she's supposedly just finished an impressive dance routine.

I saw that shit and I was like... "WTF does ANY of that have to do with one another?" Then there was another time she was gonna dance and they took you to a world war 2 looking scene.... but there was a giant mech.... I just stopped watching at that point because even though the scenes in the movie were great looking, none of it made any sense at all. I usually have more patience than that with movies. But it's like the director just forced in the action with no real justification to do so. A story has to make sense. Not just mindless violence for no reason.

[Raype]

I tried to watch Sucker Punch the other day....

Yeah. That damned movie threw me for a loop. One minute, the main character is in a dance studio about to dance. Then all of a sudden she's in a temple doing all this badass kung-fu on a bunch of random warriors who have come out of nowhere.... Then after she defeats them, they switch back to the real world where she's supposedly just finished an impressive dance routine.

I saw that shit and I was like... "WTF does ANY of that have to do with one another?" Then there was another time she was gonna dance and they took you to a world war 2 looking scene.... but there was a giant mech.... I just stopped watching at that point because even though the scenes in the movie were great looking, none of it made any sense at all. I usually have more patience than that with movies. But it's like the director just forced in the action with no real justification to do so. A story has to make sense. Not just mindless violence for no reason.

It's a giant metaphor of sorts. It pans out eventually once the seemingly non connected plots run together and turn out to potentially be alternate versions of events that quite certainly happened.

[Red Skull]

I tried to watch Sucker Punch the other day....

Yeah. That damned movie threw me for a loop. One minute, the main character is in a dance studio about to dance. Then all of a sudden she's in a temple doing all this badass kung-fu on a bunch of random warriors who have come out of nowhere.... Then after she defeats them, they switch back to the real world where she's supposedly just finished an impressive dance routine.

I saw that shit and I was like... "WTF does ANY of that have to do with one another?" Then there was another time she was gonna dance and they took you to a world war 2 looking scene.... but there was a giant mech.... I just stopped watching at that point because even though the scenes in the movie were great looking, none of it made any sense at all. I usually have more patience than that with movies. But it's like the director just forced in the action with no real justification to do so. A story has to make sense. Not just mindless violence for no reason.

She's crazy.