Last Movie You Saw? (Theater/Home)

Noah. If these guys aren't able to do a movie of this scope to the letter, they shouldn't bother making the film.

What letter?

Originally posted by Stoic
Noah. If these guys aren't able to do a movie of this scope to the letter, they shouldn't bother making the film.

😐

sounds like you were expecting something else from that movie.

World War Z - a lot more boring than I expected...
I'm all for SLOW zombies, Walking Dead has converted me over.

Non Stop.
Decent action/thriller movie with Neeson.
The villains & their motives was the biggest disappointment.

Manchurian Candidate.

Remake of "The Manchurian Candidate." Such a promising cast, such a [too]slow-paced movie. The original with Frank Sinatra is 1000% better!

Originally posted by siriuswriter
Remake of "The Manchurian Candidate." Such a promising cast, such a [too]slow-paced movie. The original with Frank Sinatra is 1000% better!

Originally posted by quanchi112
You watched it because I did.

Riiiiiiiight.

Finished "The Fall" BBC series.

Just saw Slither and it was ****ing epic. I'm much more excited for James Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy now, if that was even possible.

Originally posted by Firefly218
Just saw Slither and it was ****ing epic.

Did u happen to see the "Behind The Scenes"?

There's a hilarious bit where Nathan Fillion is trying to do a scene but a baby on set keeps crying...

Nathan looks at the camera, shakes his head in frustration, cocks his shotgun & walks off in the direction of the baby...the entire film crew juz crack up.

I saw behind the scenes, but I couldn't find that particular scene. Sounds like it should be in a gag reel.
Anyways, pretty much anything with nathan fillion in a starring role will be all kinds of awesome. The guy is naturally funny.

Grand Piano. Quite Hitchcockian. Very thrilling.

Just re watched Galaxy Quest. Awesome movie.

Still haven't gotten the chance to see Apes

Introducing my 8 yr old son to old classics like Army Of Darkness, T2 & RoboCop.

Originally posted by Esau Cairn
Introducing my 8 yr old son to old classics like Army Of Darkness, T2 & RoboCop.

Just saw Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. Holy ****. Best movie of the year.

Dallas Buyers Club.
IMO a more relevant social impact then 12 Years A Slave.

Originally posted by Firefly218
Just saw Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. Holy ****. Best movie of the year.

best movie i've seen in YEARS

Tucker & Dale vs. Evil

was on last night.