Movies, anyone?

[Deansolo]

Their legacy will live on forever on DVD!

[PoetsandMadmen]

A Night At The Museum was pretty cool, but a little predictable though. You just have to take it for what it is....entertainment.

[hashima]

hey, I'm lookin for an 80s s.f. movie, can't remember the titel but the two teenage protagonists tried to create their dreamgirl with digital support, succeeded however that partymachine they created went somewhat outta control... you remember... ?

[Deansolo]

Weird Science

[mrmetal]

Wierd Science is a classic. I don't know why that didn't win some kind of oscar.

[hashima]

Weird Science

hey thanks a thousand times, Dean, that's exactly the one I was lookin fo. ...was the neccesary 80s dose I need every second day

[PoetsandMadmen]

Well, my wife and I watched World Trade Center this past weekend and it was pretty decent. It's not a movie that I'd care to revisit though. It's one of those movies that it just wears you out to watch.

[Shadow]

The most recent movie pic I've seen was Dreamgirls what a terrific movie, I'd loved it! All that singing the whole Cast shined especially Jennifer Hudson. I'd also like Casino Royale: James Bond 007, Wow! Daniel Craig (very handsome) sort of reminds me of the legendary great Steve McQueen & Kirk Douglas. Also liked Inside Man, Jet Li's Fearless, Apocalypto-Starring Rudy Youngblood (sheer pounding excitement that movie!), The Illusionist, Cars and Akeelah & the Bee are just a few mighty 2006 movies that I really loved seeing. Peace!

[Doobie]

I took in 'Pan's Labyrinth' this weekend.
Rated R - not one for kiddo's.
Spanish with English sub-titles. However, the movie does not rely on heavy dialogue - visuals are the thing here.
Guillermo del Toro wrote and directs, superbly.
It's dark. Disturbing. Brutal. But, splendidly done. Great cast, too.
I'm the kind of person that usually has a movie figured out way before the ending. However, this one got me. I wasn't prepared for the ending AT ALL. However, its ending is a perfect fit.
If you're not one for typical run-of-the-mill flicks, you may like this one.

[PoetsandMadmen]

I rented an interesting flick the other night called, Half Light. Demi Moore stars in this suspense thriller. For some reason or the other the movie wasn't backed by a large film company, so it wasn't released to theaters. I'm not sure why, because I thought the movie was pretty good. It's definitely worth renting at least.

[Doobie]

The Departed
Brutal movie - fun to watch Jack Nicholson become unraveled several times near the end (gotta love Jack) - totally disappointed me near the end with DiCaprio and Matt Damon in the elevator when the doors opened (O-M-G! I didn't see that one coming AT ALL) - stellar cast with outstanding performances (Mark Wahlberg in particular) - just thought it was a little lengthy and was missing something somewhere along the way. Worth renting.

[Gutterflower]

The Departed
Brutal movie - fun to watch Jack Nicholson become unraveled several times near the end (gotta love Jack) - totally disappointed me near the end with DiCaprio and Matt Damon in the elevator when the doors opened (O-M-G! I didn't see that one coming AT ALL) - stellar cast with outstanding performances (Mark Wahlberg in particular) - just thought it was a little lengthy and was missing something somewhere along the way. Worth renting.

how long was it--like 3 hours? I've been wanting to check it out.

I know this has been out awhile, but how many of you have seen Team America? I laughed the entire movie, and I love the theme song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYDfdPJeCn4

[Doobie]

"Americaaaa, fuck yea!"

"Ronery . . . I'm so ronery".

"Let's get one thing straight, actor. I don't trust you. And if you betray us, I'll rip your f*cking balls off and stuff them up your a$$ so that the next time you sh*t, you'll sh*t all over your balls, got it?"

hahaha - classic. I laughed sooooo hard (had the uncut version). Gotta buy that one for the collection.

The Departed is just shy of 3 hours.

[Gutterflower]

"Americaaaa, fuck yea!"

"Ronery . . . I'm so ronery".

"Let's get one thing straight, actor. I don't trust you. And if you betray us, I'll rip your f*cking balls off and stuff them up your a$$ so that the next time you sh*t, you'll sh*t all over your balls, got it?"

hahaha - classic. I laughed sooooo hard (had the uncut version). Gotta buy that one for the collection.

The Departed is just shy of 3 hours.

I got the uncut version, and ohhh maan...the sex scene between Gary & Lisa was over the top! And let's not forget the signal:

[Doobie]

'Pirates: At World's End' - Liked it. Saw it twice. Yea, it was really hard to sit through a three hour movie twice which stars JDepp. NOT!! I particularly liked all the characters incorporated into one movie and still having their own agendas. A lot of people have had trouble following it, but I think they are trying to over-think it. Maybe the second viewing helped me a little on that end.

'Knocked Up' - NO it's not a chick flick. Numerous laugh-at-loud moments even from the guys. Sometimes the audience was laughing so hard you couldn't hear the next comeback line. Funneee stuff, this movie.

'Apocalypto' - I liked this movie a lot. Very disturbing. The gore is expected, the heart-wrenching moments were frequent and proved to be more disturbing for me than the gory ones. However, I'm wondering if Mel Gibson isn't somewhat of a sadist. I don't know if he researched the heart-wrenching moments or made them up. Nonetheless, they're brutal.