In Bruges,
Liked the movie a lot.
quote:Originally posted by ThistlinTom:
In Bruges,
Liked the movie a lot.
Dan in Real Life : B
Waiting for Guffman
quote:Originally posted by ThistlinTom:
In Bruges,
Liked the movie a lot.
Glad you did. We gave up on it last week after about 45 minutes. Just not feeling this movie on that night.
quote:Originally posted by wine+art:quote:Originally posted by ThistlinTom:
In Bruges,
Liked the movie a lot.
I really liked it also.
But it is one of those movies that you have to want to watch.
Reservoir Dogs.
quote:Originally posted by Vinaigre:
I really liked it also.
But it is one of those movies that you have to want to watch.
I enjoy the town of Bruges so much, I was going to watch regardless.
Fierce Creatures
Maybe not as intellectually funny as A Fish Called Wanda but a brilliant and criminally overlooked comedy, imo. This was the 5th or so time I've seen it and I laughed out loud at several moments.
Maybe not as intellectually funny as A Fish Called Wanda but a brilliant and criminally overlooked comedy, imo. This was the 5th or so time I've seen it and I laughed out loud at several moments.
Doubt (very good)
quote:Originally posted by Gigond Ass:
Reservoir Dogs.
OW! MY EAR!
The Hangover. Funny stuff, especially in a shock humor kind of way.
Public Enemies: **
The Hangover...very funny. It is tough to find many movies that make you really laugh out loud throughout the movie - and everyone else in the theater also laughing. I still am partial to Old School & Wedding Crashers for some of these style movies over the past few years, but that could change with repeated watchings.
Defiance (pretty good)
quote:Originally posted by steve8:
Defiance (pretty good)
Alexa Davalos.
La fille de Monaco. Thoroughly enjoyed it.
i watched "300" and "meet the spartans" back to back. 
quote:Originally posted by Gigond Ass:
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
The book was hilarious.
Shawshank Redemption - again... what an excellent movie
quote:Originally posted by Rothko:
Shawshank Redemption - again... what an excellent movie
I could not even guess how many times I have seen the movie, or parts of it.
"burn after reading" - what a waste of time.
I'm sitting in my recliner reading over the weekend when my daughter and her boyfriend pop in "Fired Up". It was completely juvenile (think Porky's) but pretty witty. I tried to maintain my facade of reading, but damn, this movie made me laugh. It feels so wrong...
quote:Originally posted by TBird:
"burn after reading" - what a waste of time.
Hmmm...this one is sitting on the DVR waiting on me to watch it.
You Don't Mess With the Zohan
I probably could have done without it...
I probably could have done without it...
and i had such good expectations even after the so-so reviews...hopefully you can find some redeeming quality in it...
quote:Originally posted by wineismylife:quote:Originally posted by TBird:
"burn after reading" - what a waste of time.
Hmmm...this one is sitting on the DVR waiting on me to watch it.
quote:Originally posted by TBird:
"burn after reading" - what a waste of time.
I laughed pretty hard at a couple parts...a typical, bizarre Cohen bros movie fwiw...
quote:Originally posted by Rothko:
You Don't Mess With the Zohan
I probably could have done without it...
I could say that of any Adam Sandler movie.
Prediction
Save your time and money. A complete 'B' movie.
I've given up on Nicholas Cage.
Save your time and money. A complete 'B' movie.
I've given up on Nicholas Cage.
quote:Originally posted by wineismylife:quote:Originally posted by TBird:
"burn after reading" - what a waste of time.
Hmmm...this one is sitting on the DVR waiting on me to watch it.
I loved that movie. Laughed throughout.
The Court Jester
Haven't seen it in about 10 years, time to re-visit. (Got the idea from a post on another board about a 'vessel' and couldn't stop thinking about the 50 second patter about the pellet with the poison.)
Also on tap this weekend:
The Adventures of Robin Hood - not the crappy Kevin Costnar movie, but the REAL one, with Errol Flynn.
This week: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince -- currently at 96% Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes! (And Peter Travers, who hasn't written his review yet, apparently loved it, too.)
Also on tap for this week: Chinatown
Eclectic tastes in movies, no?
Haven't seen it in about 10 years, time to re-visit. (Got the idea from a post on another board about a 'vessel' and couldn't stop thinking about the 50 second patter about the pellet with the poison.)
Also on tap this weekend:
The Adventures of Robin Hood - not the crappy Kevin Costnar movie, but the REAL one, with Errol Flynn.
This week: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince -- currently at 96% Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes! (And Peter Travers, who hasn't written his review yet, apparently loved it, too.)
Also on tap for this week: Chinatown
Eclectic tastes in movies, no?
Revisiting Shakes The Clown. Funny Stuff.
Big trouble in little china
harold and kumar escape from guantanamo bay
horrible.
horrible.
Didn't that win best picture?quote:Originally posted by TBird:
harold and kumar escape from guantanamo bay
horrible.
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner -- one of many times to watch this film. Great dialogue and one of my all time favorites.
quote:Originally posted by winetarelli:
Also on tap for this week: Chinatown
Excellent.
quote:Originally posted by dannyk8232:
Big trouble in little china
"A Chinese girl with green eyes"
the "bottomless" party was worthy... 
quote:Originally posted by Gigond Ass:Didn't that win best picture?quote:Originally posted by TBird:
harold and kumar escape from guantanamo bay
horrible.
re watching the "Band Of Brothers" fantastic mini series