What Was The Last Movie You Watched

Tim Turnip · 05-25-2009, 08:40 PM

How I missed this film, given my love for "Lock, Stock..", is beyond me.

Seriously awesome.

BTW, Ray Liotta is the man. If I had 1/10th of his intensity, I'd be a pumpstud.

hellbent · 05-26-2009, 01:44 PM

wolverine. wtf.
crank2 a different kind of wtf.

iheartnihilism · 05-26-2009, 02:46 PM

Tiptoes
Terrible. Not even in a this is so bad it's entertaining way. Just bad. Shitty. I spent the whole first hour going 'when is this going to END?" and when it ended i went 'that was the stupidest ending ever." Boo.

Mikey · 05-26-2009, 03:13 PM

Carrie 2002 - i only wish it was in widescreen. it was made for tv. i liked it a lot actually, even with some the cheap special effects in the begining.

iheartnihilism · 05-27-2009, 04:45 PM

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You too, huh? I had to netflix this after hearing them talk about it on the show and I *luckily* fell asleep for most of the middle. I was expecting a cheesy (and horrible) rom-com that pokes fun at the dwarfs. No such luck. Not a drop of comedy to be found and not because the jokes didn't hit. As far as I could tell they weren't trying to be funny. AND Gary Oldman might work as a dwarf if he's the only little person in the movie, but surround him with a bunch of honest-to-god dwarfs and it's impossible to believe that he's not just a guy on his knees.

A guy on his knees with a hump.
I'd been meaning to watch it for ages cause, c'mon, Oldman as a midget, and katg reminded me about it. Now i'm sad i ever bothered.

And I love how they had the porn star midget play, guess what, a whore. Talk about getting typecast.

I watched Bang Bang Your Dead last night. Neither of us can remember why this was on our list to begin with (I think one of us confused it with Kiss Kiss Bang Bang..?) but it was a bit better than 'okay'. The retard from Freaks & Geeks (and Angel in the x-men movies) plays a kid on the fringe in high school. He kind of hangs out with the loser trechcoat mafia types but he's not one of them. Constantly getting picked on, shit escalates into what you'd expect and its also based on a play by the same name (or based on the story of a play?) and it feels very after-school-special. Not terrible though.
Up next between the two of us: Hancock, Stranger Than Fiction (love it), WishMaster 3 & 4, A Night At the Opera, Patton Oswald: Werewolves & Lollipops (is this the one with the naked Sharon Stone bit? I think I may have seen this..) & Marie Antoinette.
We're trying to save money by staying in for the next week & 1/2 so i expect lots of movie watching.

Mikey · 05-28-2009, 12:03 AM

it was..... entertaining. a few moments that gave me a chill or too. not bad i suppose. see it if you're bored and might want a creepy flick

Noahfingway · 05-28-2009, 12:09 AM

Dan in Real Life.

What a bunch of crap...

Meagle · 05-28-2009, 01:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Mikey

it was..... entertaining. a few moments that gave me a chill or too. not bad i suppose. see it if you're bored and might want a creepy flick

The Japanese one is soooooooooo much better

standardman · 05-28-2009, 06:13 AM

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it was..... entertaining. a few moments that gave me a chill or too. not bad i suppose. see it if you're bored and might want a creepy flick

The same guy has made that movie EIGHT times.

standardman · 05-28-2009, 06:18 AM

Tormented

I knew almost nothing about this going in and I was pleasantly surprised; it's a well-made horror-comedy that's a cut above the average British movies in it's genre.

Star Trek

Second time seeing this in IMAX, felt much the same as the first.

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Tim Turnip Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: San Diego Posts: 11	Revolver How I missed this film, given my love for "Lock, Stock..", is beyond me. Seriously awesome. BTW, Ray Liotta is the man. If I had 1/10th of his intensity, I'd be a pumpstud.
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iheartnihilism Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Jersey City Posts: 1,571	Tiptoes Terrible. Not even in a this is so bad it's entertaining way. Just bad. Shitty. I spent the whole first hour going 'when is this going to END?" and when it ended i went 'that was the stupidest ending ever." Boo.
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Mikey Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Gran, you might have noticed that my boyfriend glitters. It's just something that he does in the sun Posts: 4,704	Carrie 2002 - i only wish it was in widescreen. it was made for tv. i liked it a lot actually, even with some the cheap special effects in the begining.
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Mikey Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Gran, you might have noticed that my boyfriend glitters. It's just something that he does in the sun Posts: 4,704	it was..... entertaining. a few moments that gave me a chill or too. not bad i suppose. see it if you're bored and might want a creepy flick
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standardman Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Manchester, England Posts: 3,690	Tormented I knew almost nothing about this going in and I was pleasantly surprised; it's a well-made horror-comedy that's a cut above the average British movies in it's genre. Star Trek Second time seeing this in IMAX, felt much the same as the first.
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