Watched Looper last night and thought it was great.

Just watched Looper. Wish I would have seen it in theaters. It was a great movie.

Can't add any of these flicks to my netflix queue because the site is always down.

My queue is on autopilot which is aggravating as hell.

American Reunion. Considering the first movie came out when I was a year out of high school, and this is about stuff I'm going through right now, it was right up my alley.

Very entertaining.

Stifler is an all-time classic character.

In no particular order

Original Star Wars Trilogy
Aliens
Empire of the Sun
Christopher Nolan's Batman Trilogy
Clerks
Original Indiana Jones Trilogy (although I didn't think 4 was as bad as some people do)
Schindler's List
Requiem for a Dream
Full Metal Jacket
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (holy is this a brutal movie, it gives me headaches)
Dawn of the Dead (original and remake, both are good in their own ways)
28 Days Later (and the first ten minutes of 28 weeks later :P)

I'll start going off on tangents if I do this too long but all those movies I could watch forever.

Looper.

I liked it, but was a tad let down since I've heard so many good things about it for months. Solid movie for sure, but I wasn't blown away. And the ending was pretty anti-climatic after all the build up.

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Originally Posted by Halo05 In no particular order Original Star Wars Trilogy Aliens Empire of the Sun Christopher Nolan's Batman Trilogy Clerks Original Indiana Jones Trilogy (although I didn't think 4 was as bad as some people do) Schindler's List Requiem for a Dream Full Metal Jacket Texas Chainsaw Massacre (holy is this a brutal movie, it gives me headaches) Dawn of the Dead (original and remake, both are good in their own ways) 28 Days Later (and the first ten minutes of 28 weeks later :P) I'll start going off on tangents if I do this too long but all those movies I could watch forever.

Shit, I wish they made 28 weeks just those people stuck in that house. Sooooo good for those couple minutes. I still like the movie but it just went in a totally weird direction.

Texas Chainsaw 3D - I don't even know where to start on this movie, it's so unbelievably awful. The story is extremely stupid, nothing makes sense. I expected it to be bad, but nowhere near this abomination.

favorite flicks that i dont mind watching here and there.

clerks or clerks 2. - i can relate to the two characters in this film. putting up with stupid people (working in retail not a burger joint, its in the general sense) and the dialogue is written well.

a nightmare on elm street series- awesome films in my opinion. the transition from striking fear into teens and sweet kill shots to adding comedic flare to the film. it kinda went downhill after 3 but none the less entertaining.

Slammin Salmon - hilarious movie. we find new things every time we watch it. i just hope the writers of the film are working on a new project.

Sleepaway camp- as cheesy as this 80's trilogy is, i like it. the bad acting, the scenery is cliche but the first film has a small twist that will make you say "gooooood lawd!"

Lethal Weapon 1 was on. But it's the only movie I'll be watching for a while, considering I've got to catch up with a lot of TV.

Originally Posted by mr_burnzz Shit, I wish they made 28 weeks just those people stuck in that house. Sooooo good for those couple minutes. I still like the movie but it just went in a totally weird direction.

I prefer Weeks to Days personally. In fact, I don't really like Days.

I guess that's how it tends to be though. People like one and not the other. Too bad it looks like we'll never be getting a sequel though.

Last movie I saw that sucked (this is a not suck thread but it was/is the worst movie ive seen in a bit) Resident Evil: Retribution? (the newest one)

Didnt suck movie: uhh Django Unchained and also the Prestige. I like to watch the prestige about once a month since it is probably my favorite Nolan movie

Four Rooms. Hadn't seen this since right around the time it came out in 1995 but bought the DVD cheap a while back. Forgot how much I liked it.

Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead - 10/10

Loved it, documentaries like these will always be good and something most people need/should see.

Originally Posted by tcrash247 Texas Chainsaw 3D - I don't even know where to start on this movie, it's so unbelievably awful. The story is extremely stupid, nothing makes sense. I expected it to be bad, but nowhere near this abomination.

It was worse than I was expecting which made me sad.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning is easily my favorite out of all of them

There were some things I couldn't help but like about the movie like the cop holding his phone like a flashlight in one hand and his gun in the other...then eventually saying "I have a bad feeling about this." The whole theater started laughing at that part.

Originally Posted by whoknows It was worse than I was expecting which made me sad. Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning is easily my favorite out of all of them There were some things I couldn't help but like about the movie like the cop holding his phone like a flashlight in one hand and his gun in the other...then eventually saying "I have a bad feeling about this." The whole theater started laughing at that part.

My theater was laughing at this shitstorm as if it were a comedy. If the director came out and said that he meant it to be a comedy then it would make sense. The funniest part was when the main chick fell over that goddamn 2' high wire fence around the graveyard, it was so pathetic.

Yeah, people laughed at that too.

Some parts I can't help but believe were meant to be funny. I just can't believe anyone intended some of that stuff to be serious or scary.

The Impossible and Jack Reacher

Originally Posted by saunderscowie The Impossible and Jack Reacher

How was Jack Reacher?

Originally Posted by VipFREAK Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead - 10/10 Loved it, documentaries like these will always be good and something most people need/should see.

I bought a juicer because of this film.