Yeah, I just love every movie that van wilder fuck is in.

I just saw that one Harry Potter movie, something like Harry Potter goes to Arizona or some shit like that.

Swing Kids. Robert Sean Leonard looked exactly like Jim Carrey to me.

I could tell Christian Bale right away due to the glittery aura of prickness around him, even if he looked a little different.

I hadn't seen this movie in about 15 years, so it was interesting to see it again.

I watched Dark Knight. Feels really overrated now.

Most of the recent movies I've seen are for the younger set, 'cept for the latest:

Star Trek (XXXIV) When Jimmy met Spock - actually I thought this was a great comeback to a stagnant franchise. After the abortion that was Nemesis, I was expecting to be underwhelmed. In fact, it beat all my low expectations to a pulp, then flushed them down the toilet. It was spectacular.

Unfortunately, the previews included the Travolta/Washington debacle "The Taking of Pelham 456". My son really wants to see this movie, and I'm doing everything in my power to prevent it. I think the next film we'll be taking in will be the new Harry Potter movie, which I admit looking forward to, a little guiltily.

I actually liked the new Star Trek a lot as well. I'm going to see the new Harry Potter movie in IMAX 3D in a few days. I haven't read the books but I'll watch anything with Brendan Gleeson, Ralph Fiennes and Alan Rickman in it. Separately the 3 of them are amazing but together....well...it's 3 times as good.

I'm still wanting to see the new Star Trek film. To be honest, I've never seen anything about Star Trek before. No TV shows, no movies, nuttin.


The Film I saw last was Son of Rambow. Got it and JCVD on DVD for cheap.

I liked it, very nice and heart warming. Story about childhood friendship and imagination. Somehow a young boy going from drawing lions and cows in his art book to guns, tanks and killing is seen as charming. Still, I liked.

While I'm at it JCVD is great, although I might have already said so in this thread.

what exactly is jcvd

a movie about jcvd

I guess I'm always asking questions here without bothering to google, so I'll bite:

It's Jean-Claude Van Damme.

It's a movie starring him, as him. Interesting story, and there is a real heart lifing moment at the end. There's also a part where he breaks the fouth wall and takes some time out to speak to the audience and have a bit of a cry. He's a really good actor.

I read a bit about the JCVD movie and it sounds nuts...in a good way.

What did he cry about? Playing that gay guy in that one movie?

Well I actually saw it when it came out, and just bought it on DVD recently, so I can't remember it all, BUT, I am pretty sure it was about the pressures of his life, and how he wanted to be something other than just a B grade action star.

Riki-oh

RAN - Japanese Movie.
Stone Cold(with Bryan Bosworth) - horrible movie
Harry Potter and the half-blood prince - Theater movie
Kentucky Fried Movie - Movie movie

terminator salvation i loved the arnie cameo especially the last part

ran's yet another kurosawa movie i think :O

Training Day, but it was a shitty TV version that cut out the end.

And re-watched The Edge last night. You could easily make a drinking game out of Anthony Hopkins' "yeah"s.

Terminator Salvation was a lot of fun, even though most of that fun was generated by my friend and I picking it to pieces.

Last night I received free tickets to see Public Enemies. It was good enough, but exactly as I suspected. I guess you can't expect a lot of storyline to a gangster movie. Acting was top notch by everyone. Car chases and gun fights were exciting. Love story was boring and unrealistic.

Bedtime Stories- Good, fairly entertaining if a few plotholes, and it was a nice change to not have a sudden downer where they try to "teach" you something. Adam Sandler is Adam Sandler is Adam Sandler. The movie was basically Billy Madison + Uncle Buck.

Phoebe in Wonderland- Life of a girl with a very OCD-ish version of Tourette's, immersed in fantasyland because she lives in a Connecticut-ish place where everyone's got a stick up their ass. She's some sibling of Dakota Fanning's, but I like her better than Dakota Fanning. Movie was great up until they did a "let's show them we can sing too" thing with a slightly out of place musical number.

Anything + Uncle Buck has to be at least pretty good.

Yeah, it was ok. It wasn't "OMG THIS IS WONDERFUL" stuff, but nobody died and it was a nice little piece of escapism.

Also saw "Up". Good in parts, but I thought it really dragged toward the end. I dozed off during part of it.

Oldboy (again). I forgot how severely fucked that movie is.

Also, the guy always reminds me of Tadao, which I know has been addressed here before.

Yep, King Leer based too I believe.

My Bloody Valentine remake. I liked it a lot. I hear the original is even better.

Did you see My Bloody Valentine in 3D or 2D?