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The ''Last Movie You Watched'' Thread

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post #4,621
02 October 2009, 18:56 UTC#4,621
Yeah that was my favorite scene as well.

Or when the guy goes "here, for your tears" and hands ronnies mom the kleenex.
post #4,622
02 October 2009, 21:21 UTC#4,622
Just watched Porky's
Even more randomness in that movie lol
post #4,623
02 October 2009, 21:45 UTC#4,623
About to watch American Psycho and then Observe and Report.. will give my opinion later.
post #4,624
02 October 2009, 23:15 UTC#4,624
omg, the suspense Image file not present in the recovered backup
post #4,625
03 October 2009, 02:21 UTC#4,625
QUOTE(Funk Master Steven @ Oct 3 2009, 12:15 AM) [snapback]559757[/snapback]

omg, the suspense Image file not present in the recovered backup


It's killing me.
post #4,626
03 October 2009, 02:59 UTC#4,626
HURRY THE FUCK UP, I CAN'T STAY UP ALL NIGHT!
post #4,627
03 October 2009, 03:52 UTC#4,627
I watched American Psycho and loved it... Never got around to watching Observe and Report, because I left to go to my parent's house and watched Adventureland with my cousin... Ended up turning the movie off halfway through.

These opinions are a little vague... but only because I'm leaving them up to your own interpretations.
post #4,628
03 October 2009, 04:39 UTC#4,628
Your eloquence is only matched by your razor sharp interpretations.

Your gonna name the baby alonzo right?
post #4,629
03 October 2009, 05:46 UTC#4,629
Well, American Psycho was probably one of the better movies that I have seen in some time now. It was annoying the way that Christian Bale's character talked the entire movie, but also rather amusing. The best part was either the killing of Paul Allen or the killing of the prostitute with a chainsaw.

Adventureland was just pathetic. That's pretty much all I have to say about that.


Also, I named my boy after me considering he was born on my birthday.
post #4,630
03 October 2009, 07:00 UTC#4,630
Yeah, real original.

Alonzo is a name of strength a potent seed.

Wesley means "west meadow", lame.
post #4,631
03 October 2009, 13:50 UTC#4,631
Just watched Capitalism: A Love Story. Has the typical flaws of any Michael Moore film. But, it's really fucking interesting, and makes a lot of great points. It's pretty devastating. I was entertained the whole time, though.
post #4,632
04 October 2009, 06:32 UTC#4,632
I saw the Invention of Lying and I was pretty disappointed. I was really ill whilst watching it though but it just doesn't seem to carry itself very well. Was alright.
post #4,633
04 October 2009, 07:03 UTC#4,633
It looks real funny to me but I don't see how they can keep the premise fresh for an hour. Did it feel like a skit that went on too long?

Zombieland, real funny, some wack plot holes that kept the story going but plenty of laughs and violence. Side note, I sharted driving home from this movie.
post #4,634
04 October 2009, 07:19 UTC#4,634
The second half went so downhill, he could have done so much more with the idea but it got really stale really fast. It's almost as though he assumed the audience loved the actors as much as he does so we get to watch loads of countless scenes which looked as though they were added purely because he had them there.

I wouldn't buy it on DVD and that's saying something from a guy who owns Tokyo Drift.
post #4,635
04 October 2009, 14:53 UTC#4,635
lol yeah and swat and a bunch of other questionables Image file not present in the recovered backup
post #4,636
04 October 2009, 23:02 UTC#4,636
Zombieland Image file not present in the recovered backup

fucking lol at the Bill Murray part
post #4,637
05 October 2009, 22:13 UTC#4,637
QUOTE(imre_tse @ Oct 4 2009, 07:02 PM) [snapback]559819[/snapback]

Zombieland Image file not present in the recovered backup

fucking lol at the Bill Murray part

Easily my favorite part.
post #4,638
06 October 2009, 16:43 UTC#4,638
I Love You, Man.

I really enjoyed the awkward humor.
post #4,639
06 October 2009, 20:43 UTC#4,639
QUOTE(iFUCKSWIDIT @ Oct 6 2009, 07:43 PM) [snapback]559937[/snapback]

I Love You, Man.

I really enjoyed the awkward humor.

I enjoyed that movie too. Paul Rudd is a good guy.
post #4,640
07 October 2009, 05:42 UTC#4,640
Observe and Report

Was pretty funny, especially the crack head beat down. I didn't know that Imre had starred in this.
post #4,641
07 October 2009, 07:10 UTC#4,641
In the Loop. Loved it. Go watch now!
post #4,642
07 October 2009, 08:52 UTC#4,642
The Machinist.

I really enjoyed it.
post #4,643
07 October 2009, 17:38 UTC#4,643
QUOTE(cIRca @ Oct 7 2009, 04:52 AM) [snapback]560009[/snapback]

The Machinist.

I really enjoyed it.


I felt like it tried to be Fight Club so hard. Thoughts?
post #4,644
07 October 2009, 17:41 UTC#4,644
I would say that having a movie about a guy with a split personality and nothing else to do with the book or movie of Fight Club doesn't automatically constitute a rip of Fight Club.
post #4,645
07 October 2009, 19:23 UTC#4,645
I think the only bit that was similar was them like "Ivan doesn't exist brahh" but they didn't play that out like some huge twist or anything. It's about his descent into madness from his insomnia from not being able to get over what he did.

I really enjoyed it.
post #4,646
07 October 2009, 19:25 UTC#4,646
Christian bale killed that, but anderson was telling me the same shit about fight club the last time I brought it up.

Half naked christian bale is all me though.
post #4,647
08 October 2009, 04:29 UTC#4,647
Eh, whenever I watch a film and think about how similar it is to another film the entire time, it feels like a rip.
post #4,648
08 October 2009, 04:35 UTC#4,648
yeah, I'm always surprised when a movie has an original ending lol
post #4,649
08 October 2009, 06:43 UTC#4,649
Just watched Shrink.
post #4,650
08 October 2009, 10:58 UTC#4,650
Just watched Event Horizon, for the 20th or so time.

A very underrated film, unfortunately.