Caught the 5th Element on tv last night.. It might be turning into an oldie now, but it's still damn enjoyable. All the small things in the background, and a rather good soundtrack.

Defendor - Woody Harrelson plays a learning disabled superhero. It was surprisingly heartwarming. I enjoyed it a lot.

I also finally saw The Expendables. Lots of stuff blew up and it was cool. There was also a story or something but I wasn't paying attention...

I loved The Expendables.

Saw it and was somewhat disappointed. Action scenes were as cool as I expected, but everything else was veeery meh. I think it would have been a lot better if it would have gone totally overboard with humour

Edited November 26, 201015 yr by Slinky

I watched The Dirty Dozen again the other night.

 

It hasn't aged particularly well, but it's still great fun and Lee Marvin was Chuck Norris before Chuck Norris even knew what a round-house kick was.

Rented The Road and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. I can recommend both.

Saw it and was somewhat disappointed. Action scenes were as cool as I expected, but everything else was veeery meh. I think it would have been a lot better if it would have gone totally overboard with humour

Cirque du Freak

 

...What a strange, odd little movie. More geared for the pre to young teen set I'd guess, in that dark-in-a-youthful way like Labyrinth or something...but yet I kind of liked it. The main attraction for me was John C. Reilly playing the vampire/mentor. I'd never seen him play that sort of character before, and I think he did pretty well with it. Pretty much the only reason I kept watching. I wouldn't say it was a good film, but it was...interesting.

 

Chris Massoglia, the guy playing the lead young male, is like a cross between a young Justine Bateman and Ashton Kutcher....and not terribly talented.

The Expendables - Pretty much what was expected, a lot of good action scenes. It just seemed like it could have been a lot more. They really only go into Jason Statham's character in any detail. Ah well, still a solid shoot em up.

Avatar.

 

Plot: Meh

Visuals: Bloody hell!

 

Nice movie, ended up liking it more than I expected.

My Super Pyscho Sweet 16 - Weird movie. Is this a sequel 'cause otherwise really weird how it played out... Overall, typical horror movie that couldm have been made better if it took some more chances. Solid acting by an unknown acting despite the obvious low production of the thing.

Avatar.

 

Plot: Meh

Visuals: Bloody hell!

 

Nice movie, ended up liking it more than I expected.

 

 

The wrong side lost.

Avatar.

 

Plot: Meh

Visuals: Bloody hell!

 

Nice movie, ended up liking it more than I expected.

 

 

The wrong side lost.

Yeah, can't argue with that. Haven't actually seen a new movie with really good story in a while. No Country for Old Men was probably the last one.

I'm not sure how Avatar can be made into a sequel. A sequel should go like this - Orbital bombardment clears the way for mining operations of Unobtainium.

I'm not sure how Avatar can be made into a sequel. A sequel should go like this - Orbital bombardment clears the way for mining operations of Unobtainium.

Easy. In the sequel, earths fleet comes and bombs Pandora back to.. eh.. pre-treehugger-era and everything is very sad and depressing. In the third movie the planets goddes whatwashername awakens, kicks earth in the nuts and then there will be rejoicing and dancing ewoks.

it seems to me a sequel would be pretty easy to write. No matter what you come up with it's almost guaranteed to better than the first one.

Cirque du Freak

 

...What a strange, odd little movie. More geared for the pre to young teen set I'd guess, in that dark-in-a-youthful way like Labyrinth or something...but yet I kind of liked it. The main attraction for me was John C. Reilly playing the vampire/mentor. I'd never seen him play that sort of character before, and I think he did pretty well with it. Pretty much the only reason I kept watching. I wouldn't say it was a good film, but it was...interesting.

 

Chris Massoglia, the guy playing the lead young male, is like a cross between a young Justine Bateman and Ashton Kutcher....and not terribly talented.

 

I enjoyed it. Not the greatest movie ever, and probably had a better idea than execution, but it was fun.

 

I watched TANGLED over the weekend and really enjoyed it. Frothy fun Disney fare; good animation and several humorous scenes and characters.

I saw The Next Three Days sometime last week. Actually thought it was quite good. I give it better credit than the critics, at least.

Edited November 30, 201015 yr by Tale

took my girlfriend to see the new Harry Potter movie yesterday

had been procrastinating and trying to put it off, but eventually got conned into it

 

some really stupid moments. characters get killed off with barely a passing mention, then at the end there's a big "emotional" scene of a completely stupid and annoying character getting killed and i'm supposed to be sad? i was cheering that the stupid little piece of **** was gone

also, the deus ex machina is getting very very old. gee, lets teleport to a random place from a character's childhood. oh look, the object we've been looking for is here - how convenient...

 

i've said it before, but i only read up until the 5th book until i gave up, so maybe there's some stuff that's missing/been changed. but seriously, the more i see of this franchise, the less i like it. it's so bloody predictable and childish

Camp Nowhere - It's amazing how a night with insomnia can leave you finding old movies.. well, early 90's is getting a touch old.

Fun movie from the childhood years in its way. Christopher Lloyd working his usual magic as a manic ex-drama teacher bribed into playing the role of fake summer camp director.

 

And one hell of a lot of faces of "before they became famous / semi-famous". Including a blink and you'll miss her Jessica Alba.

took my girlfriend to see the new Harry Potter movie yesterday

had been procrastinating and trying to put it off, but eventually got conned into it

 

some really stupid moments. characters get killed off with barely a passing mention, then at the end there's a big "emotional" scene of a completely stupid and annoying character getting killed and i'm supposed to be sad? i was cheering that the stupid little piece of **** was gone

also, the deus ex machina is getting very very old. gee, lets teleport to a random place from a character's childhood. oh look, the object we've been looking for is here - how convenient...

 

i've said it before, but i only read up until the 5th book until i gave up, so maybe there's some stuff that's missing/been changed. but seriously, the more i see of this franchise, the less i like it. it's so bloody predictable and childish

Well duhh, it's a children's book.

Well duhh, it's a children's book.

 

Actually (to be a touch pedantic) she claims she wrote them to suit the people growing up with them.. so while book 1 was written for 11/12 year olds.. book 3 was supposed to be for 13/14 year olds, and book 6 was meant for 16/17 year olds to be reading..

Children book, young adult book, potaytoe, potahtoe.

Knight & Day.

 

I thought it would be a little more stupidly amusing than it was. Had a few moments/chuckles but overall not very good.

Is the latest Harry Potter movie any good guys?

Yup.

 

 

 

 

 

I'm biased; I've always been a fanboy.