Despicable Me - Good for a kids cartoon. At least the story is somewhat original. (I think :( )

Devil - Only good if you are really bored and want to watch a total of 8 people interact.

The Other Guys - I laughed a couple of times.

Resident Evil: Afterlife - Suckfest 2011

saw true grit. Thought i was gonna see a gritty western but saw a comedy in a western setting with a little kid.

Agree with you there. Shite it was.

I saw the Family Stone recently and it's pretty good. It's not overly chick-flicky and the family in the movie reminds me a lot of my own. So there ya go.

I'm trying to watch The Horde. I have no idea what the fuck is going on. Understanding French does not help me here.

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Look what you did, Tadao. LOOK AT WHAT YOU DID.

NO WAY! It's because Zhukov quoted me!

"Eat, Pray, Love" at my mother's request. My GOD what a fucking painful chickflick patronizing slog of a movie.

I finally got to see "The Hangover", the most over-hyped comedy since Superbad. At first I was afraid it was going to be wacky and awful like Dude Where's My Car, and then I was pleasantly surprised with how grounded the movie was in reality, for the most part. Until we get to the Mike Tyson and Chinese mafia scenes, then I completely lost interest.

Paranormal Activity, again because my mother hadn't seen it and wanted to.

It's even more stupid and horrible the second time around. The only suspense is waiting for the scary to happen. It never does.


MEEEEECCCAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH

Tron 2.0 Legacy the 2nd one.

It was radical.

Lol, I refuse to watch superbad because after 5 minutes I start day dreaming about anything else.

I watched about 1/4 of Superbad before realising that I didn't find it funny so probably shouldn't waste my time.

metropolis -
i do prefer talkies, but this movie is great. i love the motions of the machine man witch lady

the samurai trilogy -
could have used more duels and less lady-whining, but i guess that was the point of the films anyway. i loved how much was shot outside, especially in the first one. also it's mifune so it's automatically good.

rosemary's baby -
much better than i expected. had never seen it before.

1990 The Bronx Warriors is pure 80s cheese and I love it. Also, Fred Williamson.

if I wanted to see a stupid movie to laugh at would DEVIL be a good movie or would i just feel frustrated

I actually didn't think Devil was as ridiculously bad as I expected.

I definitely agree about the Hangover, though. Fuck, do I ever hate that movie.

It wasn't bad, it was just boring in parts.

Devil - my buddy and I watched this last night for movie night. It was really bad, like, hilariously bad. He figured out the entire plot the first fifteen minutes in so we only stuck with it to see if he was right or not. and of course the ending was painfully weak, as it always is with m. night films.

Black Swan - I really hated it. I think it was sorta like scott pilgrim and I was just expecting too much going in. I only saw it as a huge waste of potential.

Hang over/super bad - agreeing with you guys, both were lame -- they all are these days though:(

I think the worst movie i've ever seen though has got to be Wanted. It was like they just threw in a bunch of cliched elements from ever other hollywood film and gave up. Morgan Freeman as the narrator, some ancient asian legacy, some secret messages that are hidden in cloth for the secret underground society that is saving the world and the typical father/son dynamic and then angelina jolie in leather... I can still complain about it and it's been years!

Yeah, I hated Wanted.

I don't know if I would have hated it more if it had stayed true to the comic (which it didn't) though, since I hated the comic too.

I don't think I've heard of Wanted until now.

Its the one where they can CURVE/ARC a bullets trajectory by flicking their wrists while shooting a gun. I watched a video of the gameplay for the Wanted: videogame and the blindfire ability is like throwing a grenade but with bullets.

OH GOD, IT'S ALL COMING BACK TO ME NOW, never watched it thank god.