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Thanks to Anse Solis, I watched Oldboy. I can honestly say I've never seen a Korean movie before, but I liked it. The stuff about the ants seemed really out of place...

Yeah i've wanted to watch that for ages, I should buy it really.

Tron was good. Was suprised

Thinking about seeing Cowboys and Aliens tonight. Anyone see it? Looks stupid but entertaining.

Well it was nothing special or new, but goddamn it was a fun movie. Much more western than sci-fi.

There Will Be Blood - Still so good. I caught a bunch of little quirks this time that really show Daniel Day Lewis as an absolute god of acting.

Originally Posted by Halo05 There Will Be Blood - Still so good. I caught a bunch of little quirks this time that really show Daniel Day Lewis as an absolute god of acting.

Easily the highlight of Gangs of New York. Brendon Gleeson was cool, but DDL completely dominated that movie from start to finish. , now I gotta watch it again.

Angels & Airwaves Presents: Love

Not worth the 15 dollars of admission. Movie was nice. I enjoyed the parts in space very much. You will probably be into it if you like something like Moon or 2001. It gives a sense of loneliness and despair from not being able to communicate with other humans.
Fine and dandy. Then after the movie was a live performance of 3 songs. Tom Delonge is not exactly a good singer. Why they made a more subdued show (think of it as a Unplugged but with everything plugged in) is beyond me because it puts more focus on his vocals. After that was an interview session which was OK but some questions were pointless and the interviewer was obnoxious and his vocabulary was goofy with words like "awesome" and "epic" being used as often as if he was a radio host of your local alternative station. After that was a music video for a new song called "Anxiety". Song was pretty good. Looking forward to the soundtrack which will feature Love pt1 and 2.

Watched Manhunter last night, starting Hannibal in a second.

Originally Posted by Mr Unoriginal Well it was nothing special or new, but goddamn it was a fun movie. Much more western than sci-fi.

I enjoyed it a lot as well. Daniel Craig was great in it.

Night Watch - holy crap, what a cool movie. It's subtitled so if you're illiterate don't try to watch it but very, very imaginative and compelling. It's like a cross between Vampire the Masquerade and, god, I don't even know. Soviet-era bureaucracy? Very well done and I'm very excited to track down the sequel.

The Other Woman.

It was decent. Natalie Portman was very good as always.

Attack the Block - Excellent Shaun of the Dead style horror comedy. It is definitely more suspenseful than SotD. My favorite thing is actually the OST for it is chock full of electronica bit tune ish tracks.

Originally Posted by Oaxan Watched Manhunter last night, starting Hannibal in a second.

Loved Manhunter. I was a big Michael Mann fan but went back to rewatch that and gotta I prefer Brian Cox over Anthony Hopkins in that role. Shame Tom Noonan hasn't been in more movies. People will always probably only recognize him from Last Action Hero.

Originally Posted by dmaul1114 The Other Woman. It was decent. Natalie Portman was very good as always.

You're joking right... ?

Originally Posted by Ansé Solis This is supposed to be the most entertaining film released thus far this year. Can't wait to check it out!

I hold it among Hanna and 13 Assassins as far as excellent 2011 action flicks go. Be prepared for the British accent, it's there in full force and you'll hear it from 12 year olds up to teenagers and adults.

13 Assassins - 9023742934912/10 - I wanted to see this movie when it hit theaters stateside, but it wasn't showing anywhere near me. It's easily one of the best movies of the year that I've seen. Hell, it probably is the best.

Final Destination 5.

Was fun and entertaining to watch. Same story as the others, but this one had great pacing.

Originally Posted by Ansé Solis How was Hanna overall?

Story was very, very stupid but the action and camerawork was good. Worth watching, I'd say.

Letters from Iwo Jima Ken Watanabe is the boss, one of my favourite actors working at the moment.

Hanna was good, I watched at the cinema. I can tell its not a film for everyone though.