What Movie Did You Just See?

[dragonboy]

Vicky looks a lot like my good friend. I wouldn't kick her out of bed for eatin crackers if ya know what I mean.

Yeah that scene was chilling. I read up a little after watching and didn't realize this was Paddy's first movie. Helluva fucking start don't ya think. Sheesh.

Also watched the trailer for Somers Town. Damn, I really want to see that too. Looks like it hits DVD in the UK Jan 12. No US date yet. grrrrr

Another reason to come to St. Louis then! Just don't tell your friend I iz married  ;)

I have Sommer Town & Rock N Rolla comin in the same package!

Thomas Turgoose from Sommers & This Is England is also in this UK horror that I've read lots of good things about:

[media]http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=DjwRjdt4DFQ[/media]

http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=DjwRjdt4DFQ

[mjkoehler]

jeez fuckin louise! More thriller then horror but damn that looked intense. Oh and that little pixie in it, [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

You are more then welcome to crash here anytime. I won't tell your secret and I won't tell hers!

Rock N Rolla is on DVD already? I'll have to check it out. I was looking forward to that one.

[dragonboy]

jeez fuckin louise! More thriller then horror but damn that looked intense.

Horror/Thriller/Kidz movie...let's not get technical here  ;)

[mjkoehler]

jeez fuckin louise! More thriller then horror but damn that looked intense.

Horror/Thriller/Kidz movie...let's not get technical here  ;)

I won't if you wont.

[capt. scotty]

Just watched Dinner Rush..

Very entertaining a movie that takes place in a TriBeCa Italian restuarant for the whole movie. Only actors I recognized were Danny Aiello, who owns the restaurant, and John Corbett had a small role, but the acting was good and it definitely felt like you were watching an actual restaurant (it might sound boring, but its not)

It won a few awards for audience favorite at film festivals when it came out....decided to watch it because of that and the reviews I read and it didnt disappoint

[mjkoehler]

I probably should see Before Sunset as I loved Before Sunrise

you certainly should!  i think it's the better of the two, even though i prefer to think of them as a single entity.  ethan hawke's character in those two films has had more of an effect on my life than most non-fictional people, dead or alive...

#1 and #2 in my Netflix queue.

siiiiiigh. Forgot how great Before Sunset is. I want to be Ethan Hawke from this movie.

[red]

paths of glory - certainly one of the most powerful films i've ever watched.  tragic and horrifying.  kirk douglas was excellent.  that last scene (in the bar) was something else.

[mjkoehler]

Lock Stock and 2 Smoking Barrels. Had to throw on the head phones as the wife doesn't like testosterone driven man films such as this.

[Jaimoe]

paths of glory - certainly one of the most powerful films i've ever watched.  tragic and horrifying.  kirk douglas was excellent.  that last scene (in the bar) was something else.

One of the best anti-war films. Douglas was indeed excellent as was the rest of the cast made up of quality actors. One of Kubrick's greatest statements.

[FACE]

step brothers
why? i don't know.

[capt. scotty]

step brothers
why? i don't know.

because its motherfucking hilarious

[purvis9876]

Watched Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem. Really great movie.  

[j_rud]

step brothers
why? i don't know.

because its motherfucking hilarious

I was really tired of Will Ferrell for awhile. Watched a half hour of Talladega Nights and nothing else of his since. My brother convinced me to watch it and I gotta admit, it cracked me up a few times.

"Are you high? ITS SHARK WEEK!"

[capt. scotty]

step brothers
why? i don't know.

because its motherfucking hilarious

I was really tired of Will Ferrell for awhile. Watched a half hour of Talladega Nights and nothing else of his since. My brother convinced me to watch it and I gotta admit, it cracked me up a few times.

"Are you high? ITS SHARK WEEK!"

I liked Talladega Nights, but Blades of Glory and Semi-Pro were both terrible, and if had anything else come out in that time frame that I cant think of, it sucked too (except for Stranger Than Fiction)

Step Brothers was great though.

[capt. scotty]

Resurrecting the Champ

Solid movie where Josh Hartnett is a struggling Denver sports writer and discovers former heavyweight title contender Battlin' Bob Satterfield is a homeless man there. Decides to write a story about Satterfield and his legacy. Samuel L Jackson was great, and I know there are some Hartnett haters around, but I thought he was fine in this role and believable. Alan Alda and a hard to recognize Peter Coyote also help him out a little bit.

Didnt even know this was released outside of seeing a preview for it on some movie I rented, which surprises me considering the 2 name actors. Surprisingly good, though I think they over-do the drama at times.

Worth a rental, especially for fans of boxing

[TEO]

Role Models-I thought it was hilarious from the beginning and well, Elizabeth Banks, 'nuff said!

[purvis9876]

Saw Burn After Reading......Eh.

[capt. scotty]

Role Models-I thought it was hilarious from the beginning and well, Elizabeth Banks, 'nuff said!

Best Comedy of 2008 IMO

The Lord of the Rings live fighting stuff was hilarious....Kiss My Anthia

Ill have a large...oh, you mean Venti??..No, a large  ;D

Paul Rudd is pretty much funny doing nothing

[red]

punk: attitude - great little documentary featuring so many amazing groups.  among other things, i fell a little more in love with jim jarmusch (he's seen television around 20 times!) and am now crushing quite hard on chrissie hynde.  and holy hell did suicide ever look like a terrifying/great live experience.  

ps. i watched it on youtube - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XI85jPbcps

[Kenny76]

Gran Torino

Clint Eastwood is just the master.

While it stretches believability at times, who knew that a movie full of ethnic slurs could be so funny, charming and stirring?