Movies You've Watched This Week?

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Saw Kill Switch at cinema last night

I not sure if lots of the scenes were edited out as it was in Dubai, but what a hilariously crass movie. I think the longest scene was when steven seagul had a fight in a bar with three bad dudes - just went on and on as he kicked their butts.

Seemed the movie could not make its mind up for what it was - a physcho/scary/suspense movie or hey i’m steven and though i put on a few pounds and not young any more, I can still kick butt.

Worth watching just for the terrible acting and sick story line (not steven - but everyone else) and the fight scenes.

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[quote]sdjohn67 wrote:
forgetting sarah marshall - russell brand is a funny dude. i think it’s nice that jason segel wrote the story. the whole cast was good. there were some stupid parts but overall a good, unique comedy.[/quote]

Fucking love that movie, caught it again last night on HBO.

“You sound like you’re from London!”

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Never Back Down…sooo ghey. An hour and twenty minutes of my day wasted.

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Major League - Classic movie, plenty of laughs and a kick ass cast. I wish they made movies like this, you never get tired of this stuff.

Coming to America - what can you say, funny from start to end. I am shocked at how many characters Eddie Murphy played, and the barbershop scenes are EPIC. Just let your Soul Glow !!!

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17 Again - I like movies aimed at teenage girls, but this was too much. Don’t bother.

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I am watching Doomsday with Rhona Mitra, another zombie/virus movie filmed in England. Not bad so far.

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blood in blood out and the transformers: the movie like 5 times(prime dying saddest movie scene ever).

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[quote]obsoletestate wrote:
blood in blood out and the transformers: the movie like 5 times(prime dying saddest movie scene ever).[/quote]

The ending of Braveheart was one of the saddest for me, or the ending of Gladiator. I guess it sucks to see badasses die.

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Drag Me To Hell

For the genre, a great film. Very psychological, suspenseful, startling… nice twists.

Also louder than fuck.

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Dead Poets Society

I love this movie. I always wished they would have done a sequel with Robin Williams.

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[quote]Rape Weight wrote:
Drag Me To Hell

For the genre, a great film. Very psychological, suspenseful, startling… nice twists.

Also louder than fuck.[/quote]

man i can’t wait to see this. not alone though…how to convince my fraidy-cat friend to go. things that make you go hmm

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i saw deathwish on amc. it was very good. holds up perfectly though it came out in '74. bronson is so badass.
i saw yes man the other day. it was pretty good. typical jim carrey. he’s going to play scrooge in a christmas carol this christmas. i think that’s perfect for him,
watched the big lebowski today because i never get tired of that movie.

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No Country for Old Men - So awesome I loved the ending. And throughout the movie the suspense is fucken intense 10/10 go see this movie if you haven’t seen it.

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Lake Placid - The best giant crocodile movie I’ve seen. Hard to believe I’ve seen several of them.

Raging Bull - Catching up on the classics. Great movie. Cathy Moriarty was a hottie when she was younger.

The Crying Game - This movie is pointless to watch if you already know the twist. Otherwise it was frigging boring. I don’t get the guy’s behavior once he figures out what ‘she’ is all about.