neozeP
Member
I'm waiting for the breaking dawn.,I would love to see their wedding and edward and bella's baby.,
Movies you've been watching...
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Jakke
Pretty wisdomous
I've been wanting to see Koyaanisqatsi forever, I started wanting after I heard the theme (which also is the evil eye song in Scrubs).
So has anyone seen it, is it worth the time?
So has anyone seen it, is it worth the time?
Rev2010
Contributor
The wife and I watched Hannah last night. We were totally getting into it and it was pretty attention grabbing and entertaining. However, the end sucked Juan Valdez's donkey's balls and not only left us let down but also wondering about all the things left unanswered.
What happened to that family? Last we saw they were held by the Germans. Why did they end the child human enhancement program to begin with? I don't recall them saying there was some valid reason and it's so important they have to try to kill her? Plus there are questions about the father reveal thing but I won't even go there. It's almost like they simply ran out of money and had to stop same day the budget ran out lol.
Rev.
Wasabi with Jean Reno. It's campy but fun. A lot of good lines in it too.
shredguitar7
Well-Known Member
kung_fu
Vulcan Lute God
A few weeks ago, I finally got around to watching "Million Dollar Baby". I also just picked up a 5-pack of roger Corman B/Drive-in movies from the late 50s/early 60s. The first one i watched was called "The Wasp Woman"
kung_fu
Vulcan Lute God
Just watched Mystery Science 3000 the movie. I enjoyed many deep belly laughs
MFB
Banned
Hey! Piranha 3D was fucking hilarious and campy, so you back off RIGHT now mister 
MFB
Banned
Oh yeah, that'll definitely do it, plus if it was on cable (HIGHLY unlikely); then you also don't get to see...
Underwater lesbian fondling
Wingchunwarrior
OVER THE LINE!
just watched Heat,hmmm not too sure about it though,wasn't that impressed with it.
synrgy
Ya ya ya I am Lorde
I loved Heat when it first came out, but it didn't stand the test of time very well. It was just kind of different, at the time.
Yesterday I got to go see Moneyball on my company's dime while on the clock
metal and it was pretty good. Not great, but good. Sorkin is a great writer, that's for sure. Anybody who can make interesting screenplays out of Facebook or baseball scouting is clearly a talented individual. 
Yesterday I got to go see Moneyball on my company's dime while on the clock
metal and it was pretty good. Not great, but good. Sorkin is a great writer, that's for sure. Anybody who can make interesting screenplays out of Facebook or baseball scouting is clearly a talented individual. Wingchunwarrior
OVER THE LINE!
It just didn't seem to gel together very well.Also what happens to Val kilmer's character in the end? I really like Al Pacino as an actor but his performance in this is quite irritating.
There's also a scene in where De niro and his "girl" are on the balcony and the camera is switching between the two and the camera is hanging over the balcony and i think its just cringe worthily bad.There's something about it that makes it look really cheesy and amateurish.
The Grief Hole
Well-Known Member
Yes it most definitely is. I would recommend his other film more highly though. It is called Barrakka (I think thats the spelling) and it is a genuinely amazing film.
kung_fu
Vulcan Lute God
Wathched an old sci-fi movie "Teenagers from Outerspace". Flying Saucers, giant lobsters, death-rays, stiff 50's acting, this movie had it all
