What was the last movie you watched?

uninnocent-

Mamasan23 wrote:

Cabin in the Woods FINALLY!

I absolutely loved it...my friends were not so enthused but as a huge Joss Whedon buff it felt like coming home

Good job, it really was a great movie. In Joss we trust.

Mamasan23

JonnyPistachio wrote:

Mamasan23 wrote:

Cabin in the Woods FINALLY!

I absolutely loved it...my friends were not so enthused but as a huge Joss Whedon buff it felt like coming home

I thought that flick was fannyfuckintastic too.

:thumbup: Fran Kranz was brilliant in that movie...that guy just screams comedic relief!

Mamasan23

81 wrote:

it was the worst movie of 2011 or whatever year it came out. had potential, then became dumb. :fp:
only redeeming quality was the boobies.

See this goes to prove my must-be-a-Whedon-buff theory

uninnocent- wrote:

Good job, it really was a great movie. In Joss we trust.

WWJWD?

:thumbup:

Drowned Out

Watched Zombieland last night...forgot how awesome that show was. Woody Harrelson rules, and Bill Murray's cameo is perfect. Also watched the beginning of Dawn of the Dead.
Guess Walking Dead S03E01 didn't give me the fix I needed.

81

Mamasan23 wrote:

81 wrote:

it was the worst movie of 2011 or whatever year it came out. had potential, then became dumb. :fp:
only redeeming quality was the boobies.

See this goes to prove my must-be-a-Whedon-buff theory

has nothing to do with whomever that is, or maybe it does. who is he?

edit...director and producer of the movie....still, story was aweful

i would have much rather had a true horror movie, vs. a horror movie that turns into a comedy. :fp: [will shrug]

peacefrompaul

81 wrote:

Mamasan23 wrote:

81 wrote:

it was the worst movie of 2011 or whatever year it came out. had potential, then became dumb. :fp:
only redeeming quality was the boobies.

See this goes to prove my must-be-a-Whedon-buff theory

has nothing to do with whomever that is, or maybe it does. who is he?

edit...director and producer of the movie....still, story was aweful

i would have much rather had a true horror movie, vs. a horror movie that turns into a comedy. :fp: [will shrug]

Oh great... one of those movies

Mamasan23

81 wrote:

has nothing to do with whomever that is, or maybe it does. who is he?
edit...director and producer of the movie....still, story was aweful
i would have much rather had a true horror movie, vs. a horror movie that turns into a comedy. :fp: [will shrug]

He did Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, Dollhouse, Firefly, among other things. He has a very distinct style and people that are used to that are really the ones that appreciate this movie IMO. The funny quips at completely inappropriate times, the monsters, the fact that nothing was as it seems. Pure Joss Whedon.

We've all seen the true horror movie where a bunch of kids get killed in the woods. This was something totally unexpected...and if I can't predict what's gonna happen in a movie (like you can for pretty much every horror flick), then I'm sold!

peacefrompaul

Mamasan23 wrote:

81 wrote:

has nothing to do with whomever that is, or maybe it does. who is he?
edit...director and producer of the movie....still, story was aweful
i would have much rather had a true horror movie, vs. a horror movie that turns into a comedy. :fp: [will shrug]

He did Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, Dollhouse, Firefly, among other things. He has a very distinct style and people that are used to that are really the ones that appreciate this movie IMO. The funny quips at completely inappropriate times, the monsters, the fact that nothing was as it seems. Pure Joss Whedon.

We've all seen the true horror movie where a bunch of kids get killed in the woods. This was something totally unexpected...and if I can't predict what's gonna happen in a movie (like you can for pretty much every horror flick), then I'm sold!

*spit*

mydogmookieblaylock

watched most of 5 Year Engagement last night --- miserable for the most part --- had funny parts but didnt tie the funniness together for any length of time.

i am on a 2 movie losing streak now.
1. THE MASTER
2. 5 YEAR ENGAGEMENT

eeriepadave

Seven Psychopaths

drinkbigredinstead

Master and Commander of the Far Side of the World

Dr. Delight

Smiley..... sucked.

JonnyPistachio

I watched a movie called Extract because I was bored and needed some comedy cause I was in a bad mood last night. I think it came out around 2010. I wasnt expecting much, but all I have to say is Mila Kunis. Her role wasnt great in this movie, but I could watch her do anything. The movie was surprisingly OK and had a few funny parts.

uninnocent-

I caught a great Irish film last night, Grabbers. It's about some blood-sucking aliens attacking a small village, and the local police discover that their chances of survival greatly increase if they have a high blood-alcohol level. Overall it was well thought out and executed, with good writing and some hilarity sprinkled in at good times. It was perfectly paced and kept me interested throughout.

It was also refreshing to see an alien-attack film where the solution was not shoot-the-shit-out-of-the-creature like in most Hollywood flicks these days.

I gave it a 9/10 on IMDB.

ozgurkd

onegin I think

yellowwho

21 Jump street...

ozgurkd

today I plan to watch Luc Besson`s Angel-A again

uninnocent-

I just got home from a screening of [REC]³ Génesis, the third in a series of spanish zombie-infected films. Not exactly a sequel, this film told a story parallel to its predecessors, touching more on the genesis of the infection. If you haven't watched the original (or if you have watched the Americanized version, Quarantine), check out [Rec] and [Rec]2. This one uses a different storytelling technique making it a departure from the prior ones, but it still manages to tell a fun story of a zombie-crashed wedding. Overall it was a good Zombie flick for this time of year and I ranked it a solid 7/10 on IMDB.

BLACK35

Man on a Ledge

I didn't think it was too bad, kept me interested. Give it a 7 out of 10

don smith

Book of Eli