Originally Posted by Mr Unoriginal I saw Skyfall last night. I was never a huge Bomd fan, but I don't get the love for these movies. For what should be an action movie series I always find these movies too long and slow.

That's just it for me. I'm not big into action movies, thus I like the Craig Bond films a lot more than the prior ones as they mix in more drama and character study stuff rather than just being over the top action flicks.

Silver Linings Playbook.

Thought it was fantastic.

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Originally Posted by dmaul1114 That's just it for me. I'm not big into action movies, thus I like the Craig Bond films a lot more than the prior ones as they mix in more drama and character study stuff rather than just being over the top action flicks.

I like the Craig films better because of the action and that they take things more seriously. Some of the other Bond movies I've seen were way too silly.

Craig and Dalton are my favorites.

Originally Posted by dmaul1114 Silver Linings Playbook. Thought it was fantastic.

Definitely one of the best movies of the last couple years imo.

Saw The Vow for the first time...liked it quite a bit. Not as good as Titanic/The Notebook or SLP but still critics be damned I really liked it.

Originally Posted by The Crotch Man, y'all motherers don't even know!

I was only disappointed with Commando during the part where he gears up for battle.

He forgot the tactical nuke.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDxn0Xfqkgw

Today I Saw Your Heart

French film starring Mélanie Laurent. She is easily one of the prettiest girls in the film world.

Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol

It was entertaining for sure - basically 2 hours of ridiculous shit that I've already completely forgotten.

The Queen of Versailles - Very interesting, and a bit rewarding, to see somebody who somewhat clawed his way all the way to the top, now being dragged back down. You don't much feel sympathy for people who are able to build a 90,000 sq. ft. house, but then, you start feeling kind of bad for these people who you almost don't associate as human. It's weird. I scoffed throughout the beginning, and then began to shake my head in amazement with just how deep they had fallen.

Originally Posted by Vulgarism The Queen of Versailles - Very interesting, and a bit rewarding, to see somebody who somewhat clawed his way all the way to the top, now being dragged back down. You don't much feel sympathy for people who are able to build a 90,000 sq. ft. house, but then, you start feeling kind of bad for these people who you almost don't associate as human. It's weird. I scoffed throughout the beginning, and then began to shake my head in amazement with just how deep they had fallen.

I also enjoyed that. It was really hard to feel bad for them though - especially the wife who was completely out of control. Also, it wasn't like they were poor - they were just less wealthy than they used to be.... but still wealthy.

Flight.

It was pretty good. Great performance by Denzel.

Perks of Being a Wallflower - I cannot say enough good things about this movie. Perfect cast, great story, and some remarkable acting throughout.

Wreck-It Ralph - While it's not my favorite Disney movie, it was still phenomenal. A must see for any video gamer or animated movie fans.

Identity Thief - I can see why people don't like this movie, but I personally loved it, thanks largely to Melissa McCarthy and Jason Bateman, who I find hilarious.

Silent Hill Revelation. It was horrendous. I'm a huge fan of the Team Silent produced games, and even then, I still found the first film clunky but decent enough. I hated a lot of the design choices they had gone with for the film, but I found it able to be overlooked.

This film was wretched, though. You can tell Sean Bean was there to chew scenery, and I'm sure he did it for the hell of it. Malcolm McDowell was the "star" though, as his scene was so over the top it felt like the best part of the film. It was bad. Really really bad.

Originally Posted by Vulgarism Silent Hill Revelation. It was horrendous. I'm a huge fan of the Team Silent produced games, and even then, I still found the first film clunky but decent enough. I hated a lot of the design choices they had gone with for the film, but I found it able to be overlooked. This film was wretched, though. You can tell Sean Bean was there to chew scenery, and I'm sure he did it for the hell of it. Malcolm McDowell was the "star" though, as his scene was so over the top it felt like the best part of the film. It was bad. Really really bad.

I know what you mean. I started watching and stoped it 15mns into it.

Anyhow, I watched Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, which was pretty cool. My g/f loves it more than I do! The 3D was a nice addition.

Originally Posted by binici I know what you mean. I started watching and stoped it 15mns into it.

I forced my way through it because, well, so long as it has the Silent Hill name on it, I'll stupidly buy into it. I'm blind and weak.

V/H/S was pretty good. Didnt seem good at first, but as they started watching the tapes, it became a good violent watch.. Still have a thing against found footage movies, but this may have been one of the best.

Watched Schindler's List for the first time. Pretty whatever. But let me tell you guys, if you watch it buzzed and when the jewish people get TAKEN and Liam Neeson has to get them back. That was intense. But like the whole list business was totally overrated.

Originally Posted by AshesofWake Watched Schindler's List for the first time. Pretty whatever. But let me tell you guys, if you watch it buzzed and when the jewish people get TAKEN and Liam Neeson has to get them back. That was intense. But like the whole list business was totally overrated.

Holy shit I'm telling my sister Schindler's List is a prequel to Taken next time I see her.

Lincoln - I was bored out of my mind, I hated it.

Originally Posted by AshesofWake Watched Schindler's List for the first time. Pretty whatever. But let me tell you guys, if you watch it buzzed and when the jewish people get TAKEN and Liam Neeson has to get them back. That was intense. But like the whole list business was totally overrated.

I found it the complete opposite. Very emotional. What other holocausts movies have you watched?