Guess I'll bring back my old thread from the old site, so what's the last movie you have seen..
Guess I'll bring back my old thread from the old site, so what's the last movie you have seen..
...Gone With The Wind!....oh, wait, maybe it was "Raiders of the Lost Ark!"
dancing with the wolfs, pocohontas, the new world or pocohontas but it was really weird it wa slike on another planet and everyone was blueish and the indans where these blue guys and these european guys comming over to colonize whad like robots and spacehsips.
Wow, day 2 and my ignore list is already started.Originally Posted by DutchJazzer
I posted this one on the old board, but I'll post it again both because it's the most awesomely over-the-top gore fest I've seen, and because the whole movie is actually available online HERE (GoogleVideo streaming). Wouldn't want people to miss out. Just be warned, it's not for the faint of heart.
"Yeah, I got a way to defend it. Bring a bat to the game and kill one of them."
-Nick Van Exel, on defending the Stockton-Malone Pick & Roll
Good for you
I recently watched The Prestige... And this weekend I think I will do Batman Begins/Dark Knight I finally talked my mom into watching it.
I watched a bizarre new movie on IFC...called "The Human Centipede". Naturally, a horror flick but not as scary as it's depicted, a lot of the gross stuff is implied but not actually shown. Still, creepy, bizarre, and off the wall...but entertaining nonetheless
It was on IFC? I thought it was going to be released in the theater.
Anyway, just finished watching "The Road". Great book. ****** movie. Too bad.
Meh.
It was released in theatres also but IFC in Theatres on demand picks these up at the same time.
Books usually are better than the movie.
Too many characters, too slow, very hard to follow the plot.
The entire movie seemed like a setup for the sequal.
Mental is to Physical, as 4 is to 1. -Bobby Knight
Meh.
I really enjoyed it. Taut.
Hahaha
Anyone seen the movie "You don't Know Jack" ? It's about Kevorkian and its got one heck of a cast...Pacino plays Jack Kevorkian, and Susan Sarandon and John Goodman also star. It's longer than the average film...135 minutes.
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