post #2,491
25 July 2008, 11:07 UTC#2,491
Not quite.
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The ''Last Movie You Watched'' Thread
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post #2,492
25 July 2008, 23:30 UTC#2,492
post #2,493
25 July 2008, 23:35 UTC#2,493
Haha, I saw that at Movie Gallery a few weeks ago. Any good?
post #2,494
26 July 2008, 00:29 UTC#2,494
Meh...pretty damned fail, actually.
post #2,495
26 July 2008, 07:29 UTC#2,495
Step Brothers.
post #2,496
26 July 2008, 12:59 UTC#2,496
Step Brothers. It'd be better to watch it on a download with a few friends in your home versus dealing with the hoards of douchey Will Ferrell ball washers.
post #2,497
26 July 2008, 14:18 UTC#2,497
<-- will ferrell ball washer.
post #2,498
26 July 2008, 15:16 UTC#2,498
Don't get me wrong, I think he can be really funny. He just does the same thing every movie, and it's getting tired and unfunny.
post #2,499
26 July 2008, 18:06 UTC#2,499
He really needs to try something like "Stranger Than Fiction" again.
post #2,500
26 July 2008, 18:08 UTC#2,500
QUOTE(mako @ Jul 26 2008, 02:06 PM) [snapback]503038[/snapback]
He really needs to try something like "Stranger Than Fiction" again.
post #2,501
26 July 2008, 18:57 UTC#2,501
QUOTE(Ray @ Jul 26 2008, 12:16 PM) [snapback]503024[/snapback]
Don't get me wrong, I think he can be really funny. He just does the same thing every movie, and it's getting tired and unfunny.
yeah, I just like the humor he uses in movies like step brothers and old school. I have yet to see semi-pro and I did not like taledaga nights.
post #2,502
26 July 2008, 19:25 UTC#2,502
QUOTE(Davey Rotten @ Jul 26 2008, 02:57 PM) [snapback]503044[/snapback]
QUOTE(Ray @ Jul 26 2008, 12:16 PM) [snapback]503024[/snapback]
Don't get me wrong, I think he can be really funny. He just does the same thing every movie, and it's getting tired and unfunny.
yeah, I just like the humor he uses in movies like step brothers and old school. I have yet to see semi-pro and I did not like taledaga nights.
old school was awesome. but ferrell was only funny cause he wasnt the main role and his jokes werent the whole movie he was here and there with jokes unlike all his recent movies besides anchorman and stranger than fiction.(which I both liked) but talledaga nights blads of glory semi pro where all the same gay movie and even walk hard with the other guy. horrible plots and horrible jokes. jim carrey needs to make mor emovies cause he his hilarious
post #2,503
26 July 2008, 19:35 UTC#2,503
post #2,504
26 July 2008, 20:04 UTC#2,504
QUOTE(imre_tse @ Jul 26 2008, 01:35 PM) [snapback]503052[/snapback]
no
post #2,505
26 July 2008, 20:06 UTC#2,505
post #2,506
26 July 2008, 20:54 UTC#2,506
QUOTE(Davey Rotten @ Jul 26 2008, 03:57 PM) [snapback]503044[/snapback]
QUOTE(Ray @ Jul 26 2008, 12:16 PM) [snapback]503024[/snapback]
Don't get me wrong, I think he can be really funny. He just does the same thing every movie, and it's getting tired and unfunny.
yeah, I just like the humor he uses in movies like step brothers and old school. I have yet to see semi-pro and I did not like taledaga nights.
Thank you! I didn't like Talladega Nights either. His last good movie where this character worked was Anchorman, and that was mostly because he had a funny and entertaining supporting cast working with him.
post #2,507
07 August 2008, 18:09 UTC#2,507
Cocaine cowboys 2 - Pretty good,not as good as the first one but still a good watch
post #2,508
07 August 2008, 18:35 UTC#2,508
no country for old men - pretty good, enjoyed it.
post #2,509
08 August 2008, 07:17 UTC#2,509
Stockhom Subway Stories - swedish graffiti video, fucking ace.
post #2,510
08 August 2008, 07:39 UTC#2,510
pineapple express, pretty damn funny.
post #2,511
08 August 2008, 08:50 UTC#2,511
Batman Begins.
It's not who I am underneath. BUUUT WHAAAT I DOOOOOOOOO that defines me.
It's not who I am underneath. BUUUT WHAAAT I DOOOOOOOOO that defines me.
post #2,512
08 August 2008, 11:39 UTC#2,512
Run Fatboy Run and Into The Wild
6/10 to the first and 7/10 to the latter.
6/10 to the first and 7/10 to the latter.
post #2,513
09 August 2008, 17:34 UTC#2,513
Just saw Pineapple Express for the second time. This time I actually got stoned before seeing it. Was even funnier.
post #2,514
09 August 2008, 17:47 UTC#2,514
Watching Training Day. Such a good film.
post #2,515
09 August 2008, 18:11 UTC#2,515
QUOTE(Davey Rotten @ Aug 8 2008, 03:39 AM) [snapback]504823[/snapback]
pineapple express, pretty damn funny.
post #2,516
10 August 2008, 01:48 UTC#2,516
Saw half of Endless Sunshine of the spotless mind for the first and last time. I got a mental wip lash.
post #2,517
11 August 2008, 21:45 UTC#2,517
dark knight - well goooooddddd
post #2,518
12 August 2008, 11:46 UTC#2,518
Word, 'mazing flick.
Speaking of Christian Bale, saw The Machinist for the first time, really liked it. He's so scarily fucking thin, it's well uncomfortable. Especially considering that he wanted to be 20 pounds thinner still, but the crew just wouldn't let him, haha. Fuck that. He's awesome in the role, easily his best to date.
Also nicely made; I loved the recurring symbols and imagery: like they weren't so subtle that they went unnoticed and at the same time they weren't shoved in your face in an effort to be artsy and pretentious.
The one (little) thing I didn't like was how the twist was set up really early on - like how no one at his work thought that the creepy dude existed. Straight away that set off alarm bells for "yeah, the whole thing is a dream/hallucination" and it would have been better for me if we had been led to believe that it was somewhat real before revealing the truth; but that's just minor really. Thumbsup overall.
Speaking of Christian Bale, saw The Machinist for the first time, really liked it. He's so scarily fucking thin, it's well uncomfortable. Especially considering that he wanted to be 20 pounds thinner still, but the crew just wouldn't let him, haha. Fuck that. He's awesome in the role, easily his best to date.
Also nicely made; I loved the recurring symbols and imagery: like they weren't so subtle that they went unnoticed and at the same time they weren't shoved in your face in an effort to be artsy and pretentious.
The one (little) thing I didn't like was how the twist was set up really early on - like how no one at his work thought that the creepy dude existed. Straight away that set off alarm bells for "yeah, the whole thing is a dream/hallucination" and it would have been better for me if we had been led to believe that it was somewhat real before revealing the truth; but that's just minor really. Thumbsup overall.
post #2,519
12 August 2008, 15:56 UTC#2,519
The Dark Knight. Thought it was really good, but unfortunate that they left the Joker storyline very open-ended, believing everyone will be going "OOOOO HE'LL BE BACK!!!".
post #2,520
12 August 2008, 16:45 UTC#2,520
Finally saw Harold And Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay. Laughed my ass off.