Star Trek: The Motion Picture on tv on friday.

This Is The End, my first experience at a drive in and it was really funny, better than I thought it would be.

Jig -- a so-so documentary about Irish Step Dancing on Netflix. Anyone else watch random documentaries when they can't sleep?

Odd Thomas-Really decent little independent film based off a Dean Koontz novel. I'd recommend it.

Disney's Hercules-Hadn't seen it since I was a kid...still cute.

Evil Dead (2013)-Not a bad reboot. Buckets of gore and I liked that everything was practical effects instead of CGI.

Saw World War Z and The Heat this week. I liked them both. I might go see Monsters University next week.

Quote from: michelle666 on July 02, 2013, 04:38:57 PM
Saw World War Z and The Heat this week. I liked them both. I might go see Monsters University next week.

Ooh, i want to see Monsters University too. My uncle asked me a few days ago. Maybe it'll help my mood a bit.

Evil Dead (2013)

Meet the Croods.

La Bamba-The '87 film about the life of Ritchie Valens.

The Emperor's New Groove-A very underrated Disney film.

Point Break-Yep, watched it again. One of my all time favorite films.

Our Fathers
It was the only decent looking movie in my mom and stepdad's collection so I decided to give it a try.
I'm glad I did.

I saw World War Z today.

If we're talking the theater - then it was Skyfall (I don't go to movies often).  If we're simply talking movies it was Star Trek or Taken (which were what was on TV while I was making dinner)...

Man of steel.

It was ok, I'm not big on superman, some of the flying scenes were cheesy.

I watched G.I Joe Retaliation earlier.

Man of Steel finally! Also now I can say I saw a superman movie at the movies. XD

Went Sunday to see "Pacific Rim" in IMAX 3D and LOVED IT!! Hope to be able to go back to see it a few more times in the theater. The action is just boom, pow, skadoosh, blam, YEEEAAHHH.

Now I'm on a Mecha and Kaiju kick. Watched "Real Steel" and got "Evangelion 1.0".

Naked.  My god that's an amazing film, once you get your head around David Thewlis playing a Mancunian rapist rather than a gentle Remus Lupin, and if you can stomach the violent rape scenes.  It's worth it though, really worth it.

Just back from seeing Red 2. It was fun.

A wonderful Quebec film called "Monsieur Lazhar"

Went yesterday to see "The Wolverine". I liked the first one better.