Originally Posted by AshesofWake Inception - good but not amazing. I don't understand why people were confused by this movie, all you had to do was pay attention.

That's pretty difficult when you gotta text constantly during the movie and look more at your phone than the movie screen. Seriously, when I saw the movie some douche was doing that in the row in front of me and the light was extremely annoying.

Showdown - 3/5 - Ken moves from Kansas to somewhere. He has to go to a new school as a senior in high school. This new high school seems very ghetto with smoking, knives, guns and graffiti all over the place....also like most movies the kids look like they are 28+ years old. Ken talks to Ben Stiller's wife, Christine Taylor who is dating the school bully. School bully is also training at some dojo so he knows karate! After school bully beats up Ken a few times for talking to Stiller's wife, Ken starts training with the janitor to fight back. That janitor is none other than Billy Blanks. There its some really funny moments in here because of Billy Blanks and the Assistance Principle played by Brion James. The fighting in the film is pretty average. No action scene will blow you away. If you can find Showdown its probably worth a laugh or two.

DOUBLE TIME!

^ Dude, forget that. Want to see the best school bully movie ever?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094138/

ing epic obscure 80s movie.

Youth In Revolt

Wasn't as bad as the current glut of too hip for hipsters movies.

Inception - Never was there a point that I felt the movie was dragging at all, it had excellent pacing. I can already tell I will be thinking about this one for awhile.

Inception again. Wife wanted to see it again, so we went. Only the 3rd movie I ever went twice to see in theaters (last two LOTR being the other two). Still awesome the second time through.

Originally Posted by crunchb3rry ^ Dude, forget that. Want to see the best school bully movie ever? http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094138/ ing epic obscure 80s movie.

ill definitely check it out. Showdown was more like Karate Kid with Billy Blanks acting as Miyagi.

Lovely Bones - 3/5 - Eh, story wasn't all that interesting. Visuals for the other world were good and Stanley Tucci is awesome but besides that not too much to enjoy.

Bounty Hunter - 3/5 - Quirky love story....had a few funny moments.

Seen X-Men today and man it was awesome really good movie!

Yeah, Lovely Bones did kinda suck. The only cool part for me was the ships in bottles crashing.

Operation: Endgame - fun movie. Rob Corddry kicked ass!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnzB2MkQ4NM

Originally Posted by dastly75 That's pretty difficult when you gotta text constantly during the movie and look more at your phone than the movie screen. Seriously, when I saw the movie some douche was doing that in the row in front of me and the light was extremely annoying.

It is annoying. I like going to the theater, but people usually ruin it. I hate when people text, I also hate when stuff during the movie isn't funny, even if the movie isn't great. Just shut the up and let the rest of us watch in peace. Also when people bring in a whole meal with them to the movie. Its just a 2 hour movie, you'll last without eating.

I hate people

On topic though, last movie I saw was IP Man. It was pretty good.

Mary and Max
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0978762/

and

Harvie Krumpet
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0382734/

both available on Netflix via Watch Instantly

Internet needs to stop crying about people texting in the theater. I really doubt a tiny phone screen half a theater away is really going to distract you that much from the movie playing on the huge ing screen in front of you. If you're gonna get so bent out of shape then don't leave the goddamn basement.

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I know somebody who texts during movies!! The bright screens on these devices are super distracting. Really a douchebag move to text while in a movie.

I just don't waste my time at the theater period. Problem solved all around.

Despicable Me was incredible.

I appreciated it on so many more levels than the nine year olds in the audience.

Originally Posted by Malik112099 I know somebody who texts during movies!! The bright screens on these devices are super distracting. Really a douchebag move to text while in a movie.

There's just assholery in general in movie theaters. I miss drive-in's. It's hard for somebody's ignorant habits to bother others at a drive-in. No 6'8" guys in cowboy hats sitting in front of you when you're the only two people in the theater. None of those two bitches that have to talk through the whole movie. "Ooh, I bet he's the real killer." "Hells naw, it's that other guy, he always the bad guy in every movie he be in." "I think you right, girl."

For me, the worst is when somebody's kid turns around 180 degrees in their chair and just stares at me for like 2/3 of the movie.

The Crazies-4/5 awesome

Inception - Pretty cool. I'm curious about a few things so I'll try and get it from the library or Netflix when it comes out on DVD.

Why do people text at a movie theater during the movie that makes no sense at all? If the movie is boring you so much leave damn the theater.

Thankfully, I wait long enough after a movie has been out and also go to early morning showings. Two great things about that are cheaper tickets and usually the place is barren. My sister and I saw Inception at Rave Saturday morning and there was like two other people in the theater. When I saw Kick-ass there was probably six people because everyone wanted to see Iron Man 2 since it opened that weekend.