what movie did you see last?

[dalebert]

Were the World Mine

A guy makes a sort of "love" potion that turns people gay and also seems to remove a lot of their inhibitions. It was good, though a bit longer than it needed to be IMHO. It's instant play on Netflix.

[Bexi]

Terminator 2, and i can't help crying at the end when he gets melted, am I the only one who gets emotional there?

Thats weird! I watched The Terminator 2 days ago and I rewatched T2 last night. Yeah, the ending is a real bitch!
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[Jam]

Finally got round to seeing amazing spiderman.
My mate thought it was ok but wouldn't watch it again. I really liked it, though I didn't like the guy playing spiderman as Peter Parker. I think they have tried to make him a heart throb and it just ruins it for me. I really don't envision Peter Parker as the type of guy to skate board. Plus he doesn't really seem all that intelligent....I mean he gives a wit an equation but it's just one he memorised from his dads work.

Saying all that I do prefer him as spiderman.

[Cindy]

I watched Kelly's Heroes on FOX. I'd forgotten about that film. It was a good laugh. I also love the title track.

[michelle666]

I watched Ghost World on IFC last night. It's one of those movies that I watch every time I come across it.

[Jam]

I watched Ghost World on IFC last night. It's one of those movies that I watch every time I come across it.

I do this with Logan's Run

[dalebert]

I think they have tried to make him a heart throb and it just ruins it for me. I really don't envision Peter Parker as the type of guy to skate board. Plus he doesn't really seem all that intelligent....I mean he gives a wit an equation but it's just one he memorised from his dads work.

Yeah, the skateboard threw me as well, but other than that, I thought he seemed perfect. Toby was just TOO nerdy for Spider-man with too boyish of a voice. This guy looks nerdy but also really cute, which seems to fit for Spidey. I don't know how you got that he didn't seem intelligent enough. They spent a fair amount of the story with him figuring things out, inventing the web shooters, talking about the formula to reverse stuph, etc.

But he was actually the only thing I liked that much about the movie. Overall I was really disappointed and thought it was pretty mediocre. Parts were uber cheesy.

[Alexis]

Friends with Benefits - great movie!

[Jam]

Yeah, the skateboard threw me as well, but other than that, I thought he seemed perfect. Toby was just TOO nerdy for Spider-man with too boyish of a voice. This guy looks nerdy but also really cute, which seems to fit for Spidey. I don't know how you got that he didn't seem intelligent enough. They spent a fair amount of the story with him figuring things out, inventing the web shooters, talking about the formula to reverse stuph, etc.

But he was actually the only thing I liked that much about the movie. Overall I was really disappointed and thought it was pretty mediocre. Parts were uber cheesy.

Ah we have a difference of opinion on it then cause I preferred Toby Maguire as Peter Parker but not as spiderman. Although that movie was my first sort of spiderman thing...ever! So maybe it's made me a bit biased. I have to agree with Toby's voice though especially as spiderman it just doesnt really fit I don't think.
Yeah thinking back on it I don't really know where I got the intelligence thing from either, maybe it's because I was expecting him to be a super nerd or something.
I actually really liked it, I didn't find any of it cheesy except maybe when they line up the cranes lol.

Oh well here's hoping batmans amazing

[dalebert]

I didn't find any of it cheesy except maybe when they line up the cranes lol.

Well, yeah. That was the main cheesy part actually. That made me groan.

I really like that they showed how hard it was to adjust to super strength. I always thought ->-bleeped-<- like that would happen if your strength suddenly increased exponentially. You'd have to get used to handling things more delicately.

[JayKyle]

National Treasure 2....i like the first one better me thinks

[Bexi]

Warrior, with Tom Hardy and Joel Edgerton. It covers a lot of familiar ground but in a way and skill that doesn't make it feel cliched. I'd thoroughly recommend it!

It even has Kurt Angle in it! KURT ANGLE!!!
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[Jam]

Well, yeah. That was the main cheesy part actually. That made me groan.

I really like that they showed how hard it was to adjust to super strength. I always thought ->-bleeped-<- like that would happen if your strength suddenly increased exponentially. You'd have to get used to handling things more delicately.

That's happened to me a lot lately the strength thing...maybe I'm spiderman?!

Seriously though it's really annoying, I managed to rip my shoelace in half today and all I did was pull it upwards to tighten my shoe.

They never explained how he managed to make stuff stop sticking to his fingers...

[Ms. OBrien CVT]

I do love Nicolas Cage.

[JayKyle]

The Dark Knight Rises

[K Style Addiction]

The Dark Knight Rises

Oooo was it good?

Last movie if you can call it that i guess, it's a documentary called Jiro dreams of Sushi...pretty trippy title but it's just about a bunxh of "the best" Sushi Chefs, i don't like watching the killing of the fish but seeing how they were cooked/prepared sans killing was fascinating.

[dalebert]

Puss in Boots

A little embarrassed to admit that I really enjoyed it. If you're a cat-lover, you'll probably like it.

[Madison Leigh]

21 Jump Street.  Was better than I expected...

Madison

[Jam]

Rocky 3

[Bexi]

Following on from Terminator 2 a couple of days ago, I re-watched the train-wreck that is T3: Rise of the Machines. Lets just say, i'm glad i'm already seeing a therapist for my HRT, otherwise i'd be looking for one after watching that lamentable film   
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