Kick-Ass and Edge of Darkness.

Loved Kick Ass for what it was. Edge of Darkness... it was ok, but not great. I wonder if I can find the original UK miniseries somewhere.

I watched the Matrix last night.

Only thing that doesn't make sense, when they freed neo, how come he didn't have a big old outlaw biker beard? When he was a copper top, did the machines shave him?

Just rented resident evil and resident evil apocalypse. Will watch them this weekend.

Why did you have to make me think about that?

The resident evil movies could have been cool, but about the only similarity to the games is the awesome acting.

I'm watching Angels & Demons. It's bad.

bratboy wrote:

The resident evil movies could have been cool, but about the only similarity to the games is the awesome acting.

gozer wrote:

bratboy wrote:

The resident evil movies could have been cool, but about the only similarity to the games is the awesome acting.

Forgive him. He's a heathen. He knows not what he does.

I'm not a gamer, so I can't compare.

bratboy wrote:

The resident evil movies could have been cool

They weren't nearly as good as I remembered them being.

Watched Bridges of Madison County last night.

Watched 'The Dark Knight' again yesterday. That movie keeps getting better to me.

bratboy wrote:

Watched 'The Dark Knight' again yesterday. That movie keeps getting better to me.

I didn't like it. It was too dark for me.

Watching Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief. What a piece of crap.

.tsooJ

Alien wrote:

Watching Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief. What a piece of crap.

.tsooJ

For Percy Jackson to exist, somebody has to have said, "let's make it like Harry Potter - a child protagonist in a fantasy setting - but let's make it more accessible to children."

Think about that.

Now: are you surprised it was human waste?

No, we rented it for the kids. But it was even worse than I anticipated. We watched Clash of the Titans, afterward. Which is also human waste, but entertaining human waste. And less offensive to persons somewhat versed in Greek mythology.

At least tomorrow, I'll get to see a really great film.

.tsooJ

It had better be.

dv wrote:

Watched Bridges of Madison County last night.

Aw ... did you have a bad breakup recently, or was it just your period?

Coraline

Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time

I don't know, entertaining enough. The lead lady had a great presence.

crumble wrote:

Coraline

Superb!

Shnicky-Poo wrote:

dv wrote:

Watched Bridges of Madison County last night.

Aw ... did you have a bad breakup recently, or was it just your period?

I suppose I could watch it because of the NC setting and Dirty (or somewhat tan) Harry...

But, yeah, I'd probably have to tuck in the hammer for the night.

user wrote:

Shnicky-Poo wrote:

dv wrote:

Watched Bridges of Madison County last night.

Aw ... did you have a bad breakup recently, or was it just your period?

I suppose I could watch it because of the NC setting and Dirty (or somewhat tan) Harry...

But, yeah, I'd probably have to tuck in the hammer for the night.

No.

Actually, I just think it's a very beautifully done film. Ultimately, I think the story is more about the kids and their relationships than about Francesca & Robert.

Also, my roommate (who is more or less off her feet for the next two and a half months) is a love story freak. Since I can't stand romantic comedies, this was a compromise.

We had a 90-minute conversation this morning after I asked her, "so, if you were Francesca, what would you do?"

It was also $5 at Wal Mart.

Is this the room mate you tried to kill with your driving?

I'd think you'd pretty much watch anything she might want to watch!

Warin wrote:

Is this the room mate you tried to kill with your driving?

I'd think you'd pretty much watch anything she might want to watch!

Yes. Which is why last night I sat through "The Cutting Edge."

She was wasted because you never find out if they actually win the gold medal or not.

Just finished 'The Road.'

Quite uplifting!

Serenity

Tootsie.

I'm even watching on a 1985 video tape!

FunkyRes wrote:

Only thing that doesn't make sense, when they freed neo, how come he didn't have a big old outlaw biker beard? When he was a copper top, did the machines shave him?

The machines would pour Nair into the pink goop.

Monsters vs. Aliens.

Meh.

.tsooJ

repo men.

double meh.

StaticAge wrote:

FunkyRes wrote:

Only thing that doesn't make sense, when they freed neo, how come he didn't have a big old outlaw biker beard? When he was a copper top, did the machines shave him?

The machines would pour Nair into the pink goop.

Makes sense. He was bald all over, after all.

Beau Geste (the 1939 Gary Cooper version)

The Joneses.

Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World. Totally fun! I love the video game vibe. And of course the fact of Toronto being Toronto for once.

I highly recommend it!

Was watching part of Avatar earlier today.

Not a movie, but I've been watching a box set of Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip in it's first and only season and it's so stick fiddling good I want to cry.

Has 30 Rock really been any comparison to it?

user wrote:

Not a movie, but I've been watching a box set of Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip in it's first and only season and it's so stick fiddling good I want to cry.

Has 30 Rock really been any comparison to it?

orly

I love 30 Rock, but never heard of the other show. But I love Aaron Sorkin's work and you make it sound great, so I'm gonna check it out. And possibly subscribe to your newsletter.

Mr._Apple_Fan wrote:

Was watching part of Avatar earlier today.

You're too young to watch Avatar.

It will rot your mind, and cause you to do violent things, and want to boff blue skined women who aren't human.

We're about 45 minutes into Law Abiding Citizen. It's a steaming pile of human waste.

.tsooJ

Alien wrote:

We're about 45 minutes into Law Abiding Citizen. It's a steaming pile of human waste.

.tsooJ

I liked it!