OT: Movies of the year, that means 2008 bitches
by onlysoxfaninboston on Dec 17, 2008 9:49 AM CST
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It's a small city, but I think Boston is fantastic for seeing film of all kinds; there are several different venues that show films of the old/restored/art/foreign variety. I also miss the movie seeing experience in Chitown, particularly FACETS, Old Music Box, and the I.C.E in Lawndale (where I'd see the action flicks with bonus entertainment from the viewing audience). Anyway, here are several films I found most enjoyable, and that would make Larry's censored list for being too communist (in no particular order):
- Dark knight
- Milk
- Slumdog millionaire
- Chop shop
- JCVD (rocks!!)
- A portion of Berlin Alexanderplatz (recently restored version of Fassbinder's 16 hour epic)
- Encounters at the end of the world (Herzog documentary)
- The other side of the mirror (Dylan/Newport era documentary by Murray Lerner)
What were your favorites? Post away, but if I don't think you're list is worthy enough, I may have to flag you and make this an invite-only thread :p
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There Will Be Blood was last year, right?
Because, damn, that was the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen.
Well, it’s up there, at least. I’ve got a tough “top” film list to penetrate, and it will claim a spot.
But, wow. What a staggering film.
Mmm.
(:P)
...and then some depressed fucked-cake eating.
Most beautiful movie ever is "The Fall"
Also an awesome movie, not just beautiful
It originally made the film festival circuit in ’06, but David Fincher and Spike Jonze secured a distribution deal for it and it came out this year, so I will count it amongst my top movies of ’08
-Jeeves Life in the Cell
Saw it. Very beautiful - story and visuals.
The director, Tarsem, literally allowed the little girl to write the story, in a sense. He wanted it to be darker and go into more serious directions, but she didn’t like the dark parts, and wouldn’t act in the scenes.
He was open to whatever she said – he wanted that child’s perspective/influence.
I love how the story unfurls from her point of view. Gorgeous. :)
...and then some depressed fucked-cake eating.
by homesickalien on Dec 17, 2008 7:59 PM CST up reply actions
If you like it (and are describing it is eloquent, flowing terms, just like jeeves)
I’ll look at it. Is it kid-friendly?
(Also, jeeves, you are way too “sensitive” and “artistic”. You must get lots of chicks.)
I would rather douse a newspaper in gasoline, wrap it around my penis and light it on fire then relive that experience
by armedpp on Aug 29, 2007 2:36 AM EDT
Sorta kid-friendly....there is one scene that stands out as disturbing, but other than that....
There is the theme of suicide too…so maybe not too kid-friendly after all.
But I recommend it anyway. You’d be entranced, WU. The little girl is a charmer, for sure.
...and then some depressed fucked-cake eating.
by homesickalien on Dec 18, 2008 9:20 AM CST up reply actions
It would work with kids
except when it gets to this one part with stop-animation (i’m not giving much away, just a good indicator of when) you may want to cover the chillun’s eyes. That part even creeped me out a little bit
-Jeeves Life in the Cell
Agreed. I can't handle crap like that. It was like a Tool video reconfigured in a child's nightmare.
I was thinking more about the part where she observes the surgery/doctor’s room at the hospital – the mom and child….
That was pretty intense.
...and then some depressed fucked-cake eating.
by homesickalien on Dec 19, 2008 11:42 AM CST up reply actions
I love Tool videos.
I would rather douse a newspaper in gasoline, wrap it around my penis and light it on fire then relive that experience
by armedpp on Aug 29, 2007 2:36 AM EDT
The way I usually sum up the movie is as follows:
The most beautiful (visually speaking movie) I have ever seen. It’s tragic and epic and leaves your mind spinning
The chicks…they come and go…except this last one who is now my girlfriend :)
-Jeeves Life in the Cell
I heard about them catering around the girl
but i didn’t realize how much impact she had. I was shocked at how good and natural a performance she gave until doing some further research. I really like what Tarsem did with her
-Jeeves Life in the Cell
DEFEND!
OK, I have a 6 year old daughter, so here goes:
1. Beverly Hills Chihuahua.
2. Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (he’s dreamy).
3. Camp Rock.
4. No Country For Old Men (she loved Javy’s performance).
5. Hellboy II: The Golden Army
HSA said “penetrate”. (Snickers.)
I would rather douse a newspaper in gasoline, wrap it around my penis and light it on fire then relive that experience
by armedpp on Aug 29, 2007 2:36 AM EDT
Not according to the UK Website I just looked at.
And I believe the Brits before some effin’ sheep-effer pre-vet student in S. IL whose arm is inserted up to the shoulder in a cow right now.
(Oh, wait, it was released in Britain in 2008, in the States in November, 2007.)
Never mind. Much respect.
I would rather douse a newspaper in gasoline, wrap it around my penis and light it on fire then relive that experience
by armedpp on Aug 29, 2007 2:36 AM EDT
will close out the year strong
your sarcasm is right up my alley re: no country ;-)
i haven’t seen wally, but i heard it was good
by onlysoxfaninboston on Dec 17, 2008 1:39 PM CST up reply actions
wall*e
was fantastic!
...and then some depressed fucked-cake eating.
by homesickalien on Dec 17, 2008 1:56 PM CST up reply actions
agreed
very good indeed. I was confused going into it how a movie with the dialog of Wall-E could carry on for over 100 minutes, but then the humans appeared which made things work…by the way, I’m not giving a plot spoiler away by that comment, you can’t really infer anything from it.
-Jeeves Life in the Cell
What part of "2008" didn't you get, bitch?
(snickers)
...and then some depressed fucked-cake eating.
by homesickalien on Dec 17, 2008 1:57 PM CST up reply actions
My list
1. Quantum of Solace
2. Semipro
EVERYBODY PICK US FOR 3RD OR 4TH SO I DINK WE DOIN POOTY GOO
Sox Machine
Does this mean movies released in 2008, or first seen in 2008?
If the latter:
1. LA Confidential
2. Spiderman
3. Batman (the one with Catwoman)
4. The Hulk
5. The Incredible Mr. Limpet
""I’m for the dreamers. The only really important things in history have been started by the dreamers. They never know what can’t be done.""
Bill Veeck
Forgot "Crash"
""I’m for the dreamers. The only really important things in history have been started by the dreamers. They never know what can’t be done.""
Bill Veeck
yes. very touching. ****
""I’m for the dreamers. The only really important things in history have been started by the dreamers. They never know what can’t be done.""
Bill Veeck
or it could be WU's bio...
""I’m for the dreamers. The only really important things in history have been started by the dreamers. They never know what can’t be done.""
Bill Veeck
you noticed, heh?
""I’m for the dreamers. The only really important things in history have been started by the dreamers. They never know what can’t be done.""
Bill Veeck
liar. You saw #1 in 1996.
...and then some depressed fucked-cake eating.
by homesickalien on Dec 17, 2008 4:04 PM CST up reply actions
oh. i forgot.
""I’m for the dreamers. The only really important things in history have been started by the dreamers. They never know what can’t be done.""
Bill Veeck
like a Mr. Scrooge movie?
""I’m for the dreamers. The only really important things in history have been started by the dreamers. They never know what can’t be done.""
Bill Veeck
Chick flick.
You’d better have one, Cheat. And you’d better’ve seen it with her.
Your Mom doesn’t count.
I would rather douse a newspaper in gasoline, wrap it around my penis and light it on fire then relive that experience
by armedpp on Aug 29, 2007 2:36 AM EDT
He can do whatever he wants in his basement.
Have a good night! Off to the train.
""I’m for the dreamers. The only really important things in history have been started by the dreamers. They never know what can’t be done.""
Bill Veeck
I thought I saw some spoilers on that one
Don’t think I’ll being seeing it, with or without mommy.
AIM: SouthSideCheat
off the top of my head...
dark knight
iron man
quantum of solace
tropic thunder
step brothers
Cashing checks and having sex.
do you like step brothers better than talladega? haven't seen..
by onlysoxfaninboston on Dec 17, 2008 3:52 PM CST up reply actions
not even close. talladega has moments, imo, but step brothers is way funnier.
Cashing checks and having sex.
Just watched Talledega Nights on cable
I didn’t think it was that good at all, but I still find Anchorman hilarious so what do I know.
Vinny Del Negro interviewed for the job today. I mean come on! Nobody else thinks this is nuts?
by Juiceboxjerry on Jun 6, 2008 4:21 PM CDT actions actions 0 recs
by Ozzie Montana on Dec 17, 2008 4:01 PM CST up reply actions
i don't know, for a silly movie, i liked it
but anchorman much more superb
by onlysoxfaninboston on Dec 17, 2008 4:03 PM CST up reply actions
i rank them
1. anchorman
2. talledega
3. step brothers
with anchorman being way ahead of the pack and the other two being very close
sit*
That's true
Anchorman was the 1st one, plus I saw it in high school and anything you watch in high school is awesome, because who wants to be the poser with no friends who didn’t understand Donnie Darko?
Vinny Del Negro interviewed for the job today. I mean come on! Nobody else thinks this is nuts?
by Juiceboxjerry on Jun 6, 2008 4:21 PM CDT actions actions 0 recs
by Ozzie Montana on Dec 17, 2008 4:09 PM CST up reply actions
I thought it was good, fwiw
My Mom and Dad went to Oklahoma, and all they brought back for me was this signature.
Not saying it wasn't good
But it was really messed up.
by JoeCoolMan24 on Dec 19, 2008 1:43 PM CST up reply actions
Anyone seen the Clint Eastwood movie yet?
Looks like WU’s life story, mainly the “get off my lawn” part.
1. Slumdog Millionaire (first IT support, then baseball players, now critically acclaimed movies. Ally yourself with India before we rape and pillage your lands with our 3 quarters illiterate population.)
2. Dark Knight
3. Tropic Thunder
4. Burn After Reading
5. Iron Man
6. Wall-E
Worst movies that were supposed to be good…..
1. The Hulk
2. Love Guru (Die Mike Myers, just go away)
3. Semi-Pro
4. Hancock
5. Indiana Jones (the South Park episode was better)
Vinny Del Negro interviewed for the job today. I mean come on! Nobody else thinks this is nuts?
by Juiceboxjerry on Jun 6, 2008 4:21 PM CDT actions actions 0 recs
I was about to ask if Burn After Reading was any good.
I wanted to go see it, and the two times we were about to go we had just missed the start time and had to way 2.5 hours for the next one… by then I’d have lost interest
AIM: SouthSideCheat
I liked it
Typical Coen Brothers, can’t really go wrong.
Vinny Del Negro interviewed for the job today. I mean come on! Nobody else thinks this is nuts?
by Juiceboxjerry on Jun 6, 2008 4:21 PM CDT actions actions 0 recs
by Ozzie Montana on Dec 17, 2008 4:00 PM CST up reply actions
I really, really liked it
As ozzie said, it was a typical Coen Brothers movie, very dark humor.
I think it’s a hit or miss movie, either you’ll like the humor and find it very funny or you won’t like the humor at all and it will lead to this review from my friend “Are you fucking serious? Don’t see that movie at all, you’ll be begging for 2 hours of your life back. Shit, I’ll pay you to not see that movie, well not really, but I’ll split a case of beer with you and you can spend your time doing something productive” (That’s pretty close to an exact quote)
By the way, anytime Brad Pitt was on screen, I laughed
-Jeeves Life in the Cell
hancock had such a promising first hour, then completely fell apart.
we almost walked out, which is unbelievable because i was enjoying it until the “plot twist”. they should have just made the whole movie in keeping with his original character.
Cashing checks and having sex.
I think Will Smith is committed to see how bad of a movie he can make
That will still gross 400 million worldwide.
Vinny Del Negro interviewed for the job today. I mean come on! Nobody else thinks this is nuts?
by Juiceboxjerry on Jun 6, 2008 4:21 PM CDT actions actions 0 recs
by Ozzie Montana on Dec 17, 2008 4:10 PM CST up reply actions
Much like Adam Sandler is committed to making terrible movies
that people still think will be funny because Adam Sandler is in it
-Jeeves Life in the Cell
you could rewrite mike myers in that sentence and it would still be correct
Adam Sandler peaked with Happy Gilmore and Billy Madison and its been a long hellacious descent from the mountain top ever since
sit*
I'm kinda sorta relieved Chris Farley died because he was so fat and coked out
So he didn’t have that descent into awful movies. Beverly Hills Ninja was getting there, but we will always have Tommy Boy and Black Sheep.
Vinny Del Negro interviewed for the job today. I mean come on! Nobody else thinks this is nuts?
by Juiceboxjerry on Jun 6, 2008 4:21 PM CDT actions actions 0 recs
by Ozzie Montana on Dec 17, 2008 5:44 PM CST up reply actions
Tommy Boy is one of my favorites, especially
on a Saturday afternoon when my wife and kid are out shopping. Very familiar, know the lines, comfortably funny.
I would rather douse a newspaper in gasoline, wrap it around my penis and light it on fire then relive that experience
by armedpp on Aug 29, 2007 2:36 AM EDT
Are you picking up on my sarcasm?
Cuz I’m laying it on pretty thick.
...and then some depressed fucked-cake eating.
by homesickalien on Dec 17, 2008 8:01 PM CST up reply actions
No - I really liked Tommy Boy as a "guilty pleasure".
I would rather douse a newspaper in gasoline, wrap it around my penis and light it on fire then relive that experience
by armedpp on Aug 29, 2007 2:36 AM EDT
I love that movie. I was just quoting it with the last comment, dorkwad.
...and then some depressed fucked-cake eating.
by homesickalien on Dec 18, 2008 9:20 AM CST up reply actions
No, YOU'RE a dorkwad...
I would rather douse a newspaper in gasoline, wrap it around my penis and light it on fire then relive that experience
by armedpp on Aug 29, 2007 2:36 AM EDT
I knew it was slightly off...was waiting for the correction. :D thanks.
...and then some depressed fucked-cake eating.
by homesickalien on Dec 18, 2008 9:54 AM CST up reply actions
funny memory of black sheep
ten years ago or so, i visited a friend at u of i for one of his fraternity’s big annual parties, and we decided to drop acid early that afternoon and really make a day of it. a few hours and several beers into our trip, we wandered into a room where some guys were pulling bongs and watching black sheep, which we’d never seen. after a few bonghits, we settled in to watch the movie just as it got to the part where the nitrous is leaking into the cop car. but, having not seen the set-up for it, we had no idea why they started saying “ro-ads” and giggling, so it was both hilarious and disturbing. at one point my friend turned to me and asked, wide-eyed, “why are they talking like that?” “i don’t know!” i replied, and then we cracked up. the other guys in the room looked at us like we were insane, which, for all intents and purposes, we were.
ah, college. good times.
love guru wa supposed to be good?
"KenWO
no point in arguing with people who are blinded from reality..."
by Where Triples Go to Die on Nov 29, 2008 6:49 PM
Movies I liked
I’m not ordering them…
The Fall, Burn After Reading, Role Models, Iron Man, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Pineapple Express, Prince Caspian, Wall-E, Harold and Kumar 2, The Dark Knight, Vicky Cristina Barcelona, Choke, Rock’n’Rolla, Slum Dog Millionaire, Quantum of Solace
Top 3 for the year, The Fall, Burn After Reading, and Role Models…with The Fall slotting into my top 15 of all time
-Jeeves Life in the Cell
The Motorcycle Diaries (2004)
excellent, saw it a couple weeks ago
I don’t think I’ve seen anything good from 2008 yet, I’ll be seeing the Dark Night shortly, Indy 4 was a disappointment, not on par with the first three…
The greatest trick the White Sox ever pulled was convincing their fan base that "Ozzieball" ever existed.
how anyone can say that 'Dark Knight' is a good film is beyond me
I thought it was fucking appalling. It really stank. I hated it, it was nearly as bad as Troy with Brad Pitt, but it’s down there festering amongst shit like that
number one when it mattered!
23 seconds of Aguirre, the Wrath of God
is better than the entire effort of everyone that went into the ‘Dark Knight’
no wonder he killed himself, probably saw the final cut a couple of hours earlier.
number one when it mattered!
dude, if you're going to say it was fucking appalling and festering amongst shit,
at least back it up hoodie, why? i don’t think it was the greatest movie ever like some were saying. i found the osama/post-911 analogies kind of ridiculous, but i found it to be an entertaining action movie nonetheless, with good acting, a plot that rolls with no dead spots, and good action.
by onlysoxfaninboston on Dec 17, 2008 6:38 PM CST up reply actions
it wasn't even entertaining as a standalone action movie
maybe it’s an English thing but nobody who saw it who I know liked it, in fact they all thought it was fucking crap. This is not some kind of anti american thing at all, listen it’s not even replacement level, that film really stinks. My girlfriend wanted to walk out and go for a drink after about an hour, and she makes take her to see films with Ben Stiller in.
number one when it mattered!
Hot Fuzz was the shit
Plus Nolan is a Brit.
Vinny Del Negro interviewed for the job today. I mean come on! Nobody else thinks this is nuts?
by Juiceboxjerry on Jun 6, 2008 4:21 PM CDT actions actions 0 recs
by Ozzie Montana on Dec 18, 2008 2:46 AM CST up reply actions
and half of the main cast are English too
so I’m not sure what kind of point you are trying to make here.
number one when it mattered!
Madonna doesn't - any more.
And she’s an Eye-tee, MM. Take her direction.
I would rather douse a newspaper in gasoline, wrap it around my penis and light it on fire then relive that experience
by armedpp on Aug 29, 2007 2:36 AM EDT
Regarding Madonna, I'd like to adapt your signature
I would rather douse a newspaper in gasoline, wrap it around my penis and light it on fire than:
1) hear anymore of her “music”
2) see her make anymore movies or attempt to act again
3) hear anything else about her fuckstick life…aside from her obituary.
The lady is a tramp.
My Mom and Dad went to Oklahoma, and all they brought back for me was this signature.
I swear Madonna is looking more and more like a man
ever since the Cherish video….
It took me a second to think of that one on the beach and all….
She should cage fight Kimbo
A baseball game is simply a nervous breakdown divided into 9 innings.
pretty crappy year for movies, esp. after 07
07 had a lot of superlatively great films, but i digress.
in no particular order:
MAn on Wire (I love documentaries. wish there were more good ones this year, 07 had king of kong, my kid could paint that, lake of fire, etc.)
The Dark KNight (Nolan)
Wall*E (pixar)
The Pool (neat indian film from chris smith, of american movie fame.)
Synedoche, New York (kaufman is amazing)
Pineapple express (I loive freaks and geeks with all my heart, and Apatows god status lets me see all my favorite actors 2x’s a year. Linda Cardellini please!)
Role models (just an excellent comedy, with a higher laughs per minute ratio than I can recall in recent memory.)
BUrn after reading (coens)
and havent seen pretty much all the other good movies yet this year. and as an apatow fanboy, didn’t like forgetting sarah marshall.
Lurking since 2006
Linda is like 57 now or something
Sober, I was appalled at the women. Drunk I was told I danced with them all.
In Bruges
was a weird movie. Colin Ferrel was hilarious though.
by JoeCoolMan24 on Dec 18, 2008 10:52 PM CST up reply actions
What Ive seen.
1. Dark Knight
2. Iron Man
honestly ive seen 4 movies and only 2 movies were worth mentioning.
I don't need to look at fancy stats
to see if a guy is good or not. You might have to.
by Where Triples Go to Die on Nov 30, 2008 4:16 PM CST
by omnipotent grab on Dec 18, 2008 12:29 AM CST reply actions
No Country........or was that last year? How time flies.
Dark Knight……classic.
looked forward to seeing Choke. Then I saw it . Terrible.
A baseball game is simply a nervous breakdown divided into 9 innings.
I enjoyed it
I thought it was funny and intriguing (character wise) though I agree it left something to be desired
-Jeeves Life in the Cell
I have read most of Chuck's stuff and
this was just a bit different than Hoytsstash had pictured it.
A baseball game is simply a nervous breakdown divided into 9 innings.
yah, i figured it wasn't quite as good as the book
it didn’t feel like a complete story in the movie…kinda hard to explain what i mean
-Jeeves Life in the Cell
I hear ya.
His stuff seems next to impossible to capture on film. His imagination & storylines are crazy. Although I think they did a hell of a job with Fight Club.
A baseball game is simply a nervous breakdown divided into 9 innings.
I totally agree
I’ve read a few of his books…i think 3 without thinking too hard about it and the storylines are great indeed
-Jeeves Life in the Cell
Anyone who puts Dark Knight in there lists . . . .
Clearly bought into the Heath Ledger hype.
It’s a good movie but nothing great by any means.
Story lacked. Ledger’s performance gets old quick (Think LL Cool J licking his lips for 2 hours long). Maggy Ugly is in the movie way too much. Batman is what seems to be the 3rd lead character in the movie. Two Face was not needed. Too much robot voice for me as well. Last I checked, Batman is human. why does he constantly speak in some robot voice?
Hoytsstash liked Dark Knight as a 2008 release...
and “clearly” didn’t buy in to the Ledger hype.
Liked Dark Knight because there was an actual plot for the first time in Batman history.
Clearly entertaining.
A baseball game is simply a nervous breakdown divided into 9 innings.
I wholeheartedly disagree
I went into the movie hoping to hate on it because I thought that the whole Heath Ledger stuff was just hyped up because he died and he would not be talked about for an Oscar if he was alive. However, after seeing it, he was fucking awesome. Brilliant in every way.
The only part of the movie I agree with you on is Batman’s voice. It’s quite annoying really.
by JoeCoolMan24 on Dec 19, 2008 1:53 PM CST up reply actions
Great plot
Great acting by Ledger
Awesome action scenes
Rivoting characters (except for that burlap mask man)
The only drawbacks for me was the length of the movie, Batman’s weird ass voice, and that burlap sack man.
by JoeCoolMan24 on Dec 21, 2008 1:32 AM CST up reply actions
Scarecrow?
I agree the cameo was stupid, but he was a great villain in Batman Begins.
Vinny Del Negro interviewed for the job today. I mean come on! Nobody else thinks this is nuts?
by Juiceboxjerry on Jun 6, 2008 4:21 PM CDT actions actions 0 recs
by Ozzie Montana on Dec 21, 2008 4:08 PM CST up reply actions
I think it was more a plot device
to just help paint the picture of the circumstances Batman had to face. It took obvious corruption for scarecrow to be back on the street
-Jeeves Life in the Cell
that Gran Torino movie by Clint looks pretty good
unfortunately no where around here or plainfield has it
sit*
I don't feel like going through them all
But Dark Knight was fantastic.
Best
Best film i’ve seen Gommorah
Worst film by a mile was Dark Knight – felt like I’d wasted two hours of my life, man that film is a steaming pile of horse muck, I really hated it.
number one when it mattered!
Hoodie..
you really hated Dark Knight?
A baseball game is simply a nervous breakdown divided into 9 innings.
Then you must have loved the end
Because the movie is almost 3 hours long.
Vinny Del Negro interviewed for the job today. I mean come on! Nobody else thinks this is nuts?
by Juiceboxjerry on Jun 6, 2008 4:21 PM CDT actions actions 0 recs
by Ozzie Montana on Dec 20, 2008 10:30 AM CST up reply actions
what happened at the end?
did the Joker die from an overdose of prescription drugs?
number one when it mattered!
i thought wanted was pretty good
takes some real stones for the one certifiable cocksucker on here to jump into this convo.-mm
Meh
Decent action flick, but the plot was semi-retarded.
I actually think the Watchmen trailer would be in my top 10 list of movies, because most movies were that bad. Remember Cloverfield and how fucking annoying that shaky cam fad is? Worst monster ever, should have just made it a Godzilla remake.
Vinny Del Negro interviewed for the job today. I mean come on! Nobody else thinks this is nuts?
by Juiceboxjerry on Jun 6, 2008 4:21 PM CDT actions actions 0 recs
by Ozzie Montana on Dec 19, 2008 10:30 PM CST up reply actions
I think I've seen two movies this year
Dark Night (imax, as per many recommendations on SSS) and some other movie that I can’t remember.
So…Dark Night is tops on my list by default, although I did like it.
I’ve been inspired by recommendations above to exploit netflix for a few titles to enjoy during my days off over the holidays. Thank you SSS!
My Mom and Dad went to Oklahoma, and all they brought back for me was this signature.
recommend renting In Bruges
A little odd, but Colin Ferrell was really funny in it.
by JoeCoolMan24 on Dec 19, 2008 1:54 PM CST up reply actions
also I loved Taken
just to see Liam Neeson transformed into an action star was well worth the ticket price. I thought it would be like a crappy Steven Seagal flick but ended up like a euro Bruce Willis kind of thing, I loved it.
number one when it mattered!
Sidenote:
I’m naming my 2nd male child Liam. First being Aden.
by JoeCoolMan24 on Dec 21, 2008 1:33 AM CST up reply actions
10
1.The Dark Knight
2.Cloverfield
3.Wanted
4.Iron Man
5.Bond
6.The Hulk
7.The Fall
8.Indy
9.The orphange
10.The Happening(BECAUSE IT WAS SO BAD!)
Cannot wait til’ nex march for the Watchmen!
John Danks=Man Crush.
Christmas highlight: Finally getting to see Tropic Thunder.
HILARIOUS!!!!
Had little expectations, didnt know the plot, just had an interest….but it shocked me in many hysterical ways. It was like a Ben Stiller movie on crack. (yes, rhythm, I said “crack.”)
...and then some depressed fucked-cake eating.
i just saw it yesterday
it was hilarious…the way i summed it up…role models (which my friend had just seen…finally) was wittier funny and this was just stupid funny, but really funny even though it was dumb
-Jeeves Life in the Cell
Most overrated movie of the year
Curious Case of Benjamin Button. Agonizingly boring, useless references to present day events, idiotic use of Notebook storytelling device. Also, 7 Pounds was horrific. Really, one of the worst holiday movie seasons ever.
Vinny Del Negro interviewed for the job today. I mean come on! Nobody else thinks this is nuts?
by Juiceboxjerry on Jun 6, 2008 4:21 PM CDT actions actions 0 recs
Thanks for the unrec on Pitt's pit.
Going to see “Doubt” today with my wife. Will let you know.
I would rather douse a newspaper in gasoline, wrap it around my penis and light it on fire then relive that experience
by armedpp on Aug 29, 2007 2:36 AM EDT
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