Review the last movie you viewed (NO LISTS) V

[lazarus]

Originally Posted by deep I can barely, navigate and read on my iPhone. You, punctuate, capitalize and spell properly, impressive.

Originally Posted by No spoken words Most impressive.......

ok credit really should go to my secretary.

I just left Chicago this afternoon and am on the way to Los Angeles. It's part of my quest to be the anti-NSW.

See you guys later. I'm off to not masturbate to pictures of hirstute women and their animals.

[LemonMacPhisto]

Your ex-wife got a new website? Even after the lawsuit?

[lazarus]

Bob Loblaw's Law Bloggity Blog?

I'm confused. But I think you're entering a world of pain, Smokey.

[LemonMacPhisto]

Originally Posted by lazarus I'm off to not masturbate to pictures of hirstute women and their animals.

OVER THE LINE!

[corianderstem]

The Ruins

You know, after reading and enjoying the hell out of the book, I had very low expectations for the movie, but wanted to see how they adapted it.

All things considered, it wasn't bad. They cut some important theme-ish things out for the movie, and changed a few plot points, but I thought they did a decent job with the movie. For a gory horror flick, anyway. I don't watch a lot of them.

[Ava79]

I saw Elizabethtown last night, was about time! Liked it more than I thought I would, Orlando and Kirsten were really good but I think the movie would have been better if it had been shorter. The music was great though, I think I need to get the soundtrack!

[Lila64]

Watched The Simpsons movie last night. Twas alright.

[got_edge]

Tropic Thunder - 7.5/10

I went into this knowing what elements of the movie were sheer genius (Downey, Jr.) and which were pure filler (hey, ho Jack Black!). But I'd be lying if I said I wasn't cracking up over the brilliant points of the movie. The hilarious cameos were icing on the cake.



This is the summer comedy you want to catch this year. Fuck Zohan.

[LemonMacPhisto]

Originally Posted by got_edge Tropic Thunder - 7.5/10 I went into this knowing what elements of the movie were sheer genius (Downey, Jr.) and which were pure filler (hey, ho Jack Black!). But I'd be lying if I said I wasn't cracking up over the brilliant points of the movie. The hilarious cameos were icing on the cake. This is the summer comedy you want to catch this year. Fuck Zohan.

Free screening?

[got_edge]

Yup

[LemonMacPhisto]

Cool! I'm really looking forward to seeing that come August.

My friend called me to see if I was interested in free tix for Mamma Mia... nice gesture, but no.

[got_edge]

Fuck it, it's free. Plus, I hear it's a real manly movie

[LemonMacPhisto]

I only would've seen it if the lady friend was interested, but she's doing something tomorrow night anyway, so there's that.

I'm still neck-deep in my Woody/Scorsese-athons.

[FitzChivalry]

Originally Posted by LemonMacPhisto I'm still neck-deep in my Woody/Scorsese-athons.

What Woody are you on?

Within the past month my friend and I have watched: Hannah and Her Sisters, Crimes and Misdemeanors, Husbands and Wives and Manhattan Murder Mystery.

I think Annie Hall is up next for us (which I saw a long time ago), and I want to re-watch Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Sex But Were Afraid To Ask.

[u2popmofo]

LeMac, stop acting like you talk to girls in real life.

Originally Posted by corianderstem The Ruins You know, after reading and enjoying the hell out of the book, I had very low expectations for the movie, but wanted to see how they adapted it. All things considered, it wasn't bad. They cut some important theme-ish things out for the movie, and changed a few plot points, but I thought they did a decent job with the movie. For a gory horror flick, anyway. I don't watch a lot of them.

I'm glad to hear this. I bought the book, and the next day saw the trailer for the movie and so worried that it was terrible that I haven't read it yet. Regardless, I think I'll still try to read it before seeing the movie.