What's the Last Movie You Watched?

[manchild24]

i'd blow you if it meant you never express your opinion on movies again.

So who are you Siskel or Ebert

[Goober]

Thats right, I have a 4year old son that wanted to see it so his dad takes him to the movies.

And yeah when you go into a movie thinking its going to be terrible and I laughed, its not that fucking bad. So you and Palooza can blow me.

Did you watch Memento yet?

[BrntO4Life]

So who are you Siskel or Ebert

He can't be either. Siskel died years ago (unless zombies now have computer skills) and Ebert lost his chin in a fight with a small Asian woman.

Palooza definitely still has his chin. Not a Sig-type chin, mind you, but a chin nonetheless.

[manchild24]

Did you watch Memento yet?

basically, the whole movie goes backwards. So the beginning is technically the end chronologically. Guy Pierce gets a form of amnesia where he cannot make new memories. He has to tattoo important stuff on his body so he never forgets. He is tracking down the killer of his wife. Yes I really liked it. I just never heard of it.

[strahanfan92]

w2b recommended it, my coworker did too, it was so good. Probably my favorite Vince Vaughn performance.

[Palooza]

Horrible Bosses - funniest movie I've seen all year by far/10

[Palooza]

Transformers - Dark of the Moon - way too fucking long/10

[Goober]

I watched Horrible Bosses online last night, it had it's moments but,

 

I thought the GPS saving the day at the end was kind of dumb.

[Palooza]

I watched Horrible Bosses online last night, it had it's moments but,

 

I thought the GPS saving the day at the end was kind of dumb.

Twas my only gripe with the movie, though. I really enjoyed it.

[A Tasty Burgerr]

First Christopher Guest film I've seen, I really really liked it. Great writing.

[Warner2BruceTD]

w2b recommended it, my coworker did too, it was so good. Probably my favorite Vince Vaughn performance.

I love this movie.

I think the key to this movie is to go in blind and not know what you are getting into. I caught it from the beginning on HBO at like 2am one night, and had no idea what the premise was. It made it so much better. It's rare these days to watch a movie in that way.

anyway....

Wallstreet: Money Never Sleeps - I enjoyed this.

 

Yes, a blind man could see the Gecko heel turn coming, and I was pissed at the Gecko babyface turn at the end, but it held my interest for 2 hours, which is more than I can say for most of the shit I watch these days. I am the most cynical movie reviewer ever, and this didn't offend me or make me roll my eyes.

[JBauerisGod]

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 - 8.5/10

Never read the books, but this movie definitely makes me wanna start reading them.

Visuals were superb (although one scene where they're riding their broomsticks is a little rough on the edges), action was superb, score was minimalistic but also superb. The Battle of Hogwarts was pretty amazing, but some parts seemed to drag a little bit during the fight. Emma Watson's cleavage was awesome as well

I think watching Part 1 and Part 2 together is a must for now on. I think I may have even enjoyed Part 1 a little bit more despite the lack of action in the film. It set everything up incredibly well. I'm glad I watched Part 1 again right before I saw Part 2.

[EmpireWF]

Source Code 7/10

Fun movie, Gyllenhall (sp?) is damn good in it and an interesting story. The ending left me a bit lacking (IMO, it didn't end as well as it could have) but it gets point for the freshness of the backstory (what the source code is, specifically).

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2...

No score...but it was rather awesome as a cinematic event. Just an hour+ of ridiculous wizard on wizard crime. Battle of Hogwarts was portrayed as epic in a way the books could never make it and was damn near an hour. I had fun, fuck it.

Good to see Voldemort get the True Death in True Blood fashion, too.

[MrBill]

Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows - Part 2

The special effects were top notch as always and the plot twists kept you on the edge of your seat. The Battle of Hogwarts seemed to drag on a bit but the producers had to stretch the movie since they put 75% of the book in the first movie. The showdown between Harry Potter and Voldemort was epic. Overall, a solid ending to the Harry Potter series.