Last Movie You Saw? (Theater/Home)

The Fall (2006)

Really good film by a the same fella who did The Cell and Immortals.

Black Death (2010)
Outbreak (1995)

It sure was interesting watching those two films back-to-back. Both involve deadly plague, but the way it's handled in the different time periods is quite interesting. One descends into religious mania (Black Death) while the other (Outbreak) handles it with an approach from science. Both very good films and are highly recommended.

theater: Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows

Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
theater: Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows

The trailer for that in the theater nearly gave me an aneurysm, it was so choppy and unpleasant. I really don't like his style of filmmaking. Even though the first one was decent, I'll probably pass on the sequel. It probably won't be any better, in fact it'll probably be much worse..

Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
theater: Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows

Was it any good? I'm hoping it was. The original had great dialogue but its plot execution felt dry.

Home:Frosty the snowman

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Bad, but fun movie. I like the snowboard scene because when Vin has the goggles on I can pretend that he's playing Riddick. 😄 But Willem Dafoe would have made a much more interesting villain.. such a waste. 😬

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Home😛unks

theatre-My week with Marilyn.
Home-Backwoods.
The Bad Lieutenant.

Home😖haolin--not bad but predictable.

"The English Patient," on Instant Netflix.

My keyboard has never seen so many wanna-be, stuck-in-my-throat tears before.

Home:Carpool

Sherlock Holmes 2--Theatre. Not as good as the first but a decent flick all the same.

home-as far as my feet will carry me
at close range
and crazy stupid love.

Home--Living with the Rileys( I think it was with Gandolfini). It was ok.

In Theaters: Master and Commander
At Home: Fellowship of the Ring

Hellboy

The Descent

Didn't like it as much this time. I watched it a long time ago. I mean, it's fairly effective as a horror/thriller, but I'm not a huge fan of the editing. It's a bit too disorienting. A pretty cool premise, though, that could use better execution, imo.

Instant Netflix - The House of Spirits [I think that's what it's called?]
4/5 Stars.

The Onion Movie (2008). Very silly/amusing.
The Hills Have Eyes (2006). Actually pretty well done, if you want a gruesome and fairly effective horror film. It's very well filmed. I enjoyed it, over-the-top, though it is.