The Boondock Saints- passable
Smokey and the bandit
Paris, je t'aime
quote:Originally posted by Board-O:
The Boondock Saints- passable
There is a great documentary about the making of this movie, and the guy who wrote the screenplay, and his trying to sell it. He was a bartender who served Harvey Weinstein a drink. I'll try to find the name of it.
quote:Originally posted by txgolfpro:quote:Originally posted by Board-O:
The Boondock Saints- passable
There is a great documentary about the making of this movie, and the guy who wrote the screenplay, and his trying to sell it. He was a bartender who served Harvey Weinstein a drink. I'll try to find the name of it.
Overnight is the title, it's much better than the actual movie.
Ides of March
quote:Originally posted by wineismylife:
Ides of March
Same here. I thought it was pretty good. Ryan Gosling seems to be doing a lot of movies these days.
Moneyball
quote:Originally posted by steve8:quote:Originally posted by wineismylife:
Ides of March
Same here. I thought it was pretty good. Ryan Gosling seems to be doing a lot of movies these days.
Agreed. Drive is coming up soon in the Netflix queue. Looking forward to that one.
Safe House.
Incendies - brilliant!
How was it?quote:Originally posted by Wineplease:
Safe House.
quote:Originally posted by KSC02:quote:Originally posted by steve8:
Taxi Driver
the French movie or the American traditional?
The Scorcese film with De Niro and Cybill Shepherd. I didn't know there was a French one?
quote:Originally posted by steve8:quote:Originally posted by KSC02:quote:Originally posted by steve8:
Taxi Driver
the French movie or the American traditional?
The Scorcese film with De Niro and Cybill Shepherd. I didn't know there was a French one?
My bad. I was thinking of TAXI Directed by Gérard Pirès and starring Samy Naceri & Frédéric Diefenthal.
Contagion last night. It was OK but i thought it would be better given the flixster ratings.
Ides of March - Liked it.
180 South - Great documentary. Although they could have trimmed it down a bit.
180 South - Great documentary. Although they could have trimmed it down a bit.
Hulk
The 2003 Eric Bana version. I think PURPLE has a thing for Eric Bana.
The 2003 Eric Bana version. I think PURPLE has a thing for Eric Bana.
Ghost World
Love and Other Drugs. Eh.
Outlander - a different take on the Beowulf classic.
The Grey - Good flick, but definitely not a feel-good movie by any means.
quote:Originally posted by GlennK:How was it?quote:Originally posted by Wineplease:
Safe House.
I'm curious how this is as well. Likely the next on my list to see in the theater.
quote:Originally posted by AZwineRyan:quote:Originally posted by GlennK:How was it?quote:Originally posted by Wineplease:
Safe House.
I'm curious how this is as well. Likely the next on my list to see in the theater.
I like it. It's a nice action movie.
However, not so sure with Ryan Reynold. I don't think he is suitable with this kind of movie.
On a side note, Denzel drank Petrus and Latour in this movie
Coffy. 
The Help.
Midnight in Paris - Loved it. Might seek out other Woody Allen movies.
Something Borrowed
Nice little simple formula, sappy love story.
Nice little simple formula, sappy love story.
Star Trek
Interesting how they tied things together for a prequel. I was a big fan of the original as a kid and even though it was sorta hokey I enjoyed it from a nostalgic standpoint.
Interesting how they tied things together for a prequel. I was a big fan of the original as a kid and even though it was sorta hokey I enjoyed it from a nostalgic standpoint.
Safe House....I liked it, the wife did not even though she likes action movies.
Breaker' Morant
The Enemy Within
Scent of a Woman
"Hoo-Haa!"
"Hoo-Haa!"
Excellent movie!
quote:Originally posted by Gigond Ass:
Breaker' Morant
Good flick. As I recall, this was the first movie I saw on HBO.
Drive
quote:Originally posted by xhoser:
Drive
The least amount of lines a leading actor needed to memorize for a part in a movie
Doctor Zhivago
I forgot how much I enjoy this movie.
I forgot how much I enjoy this movie.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by wine+art:
Doctor Zhivago
I forgot how much I enjoy this movie.[/QUOTE
Yea, but what did you do with the Rest of your evening?
Doctor Zhivago
I forgot how much I enjoy this movie.[/QUOTE
Yea, but what did you do with the Rest of your evening?
quote:Originally posted by txgolfpro:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by wine+art:
Doctor Zhivago
I forgot how much I enjoy this movie.[/QUOTE
Yea, but what did you do with the Rest of your evening?
Ha.
I did not even start watching until 1:00 AM.
quote:Originally posted by Vino Bevo:
Star Trek
Interesting how they tied things together for a prequel. I was a big fan of the original as a kid and even though it was sorta hokey I enjoyed it from a nostalgic standpoint.
I watched this last night for the first time and, though a bit hokey (as you mentioned), I was thoroughly entertained. I've never seen any other Star Trek movies, and didn't get too into the old TV series, so this was a nice surprise.
As someone who worked in the film industry as a sound effects edition, this Star Trek movie definitely had it going on... great sound effects editing.