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Helldriver. its on nextflix its one of those weird japanese zombie movies that you have to see to believe lol. its bad but in a way that only the japanese can make it good. strangest damn shit ive seen in a while and ive seen tentacle porns so yeah strange.

Fargo

Mission Impossible GP - my favorite of the series

Saw The Artist. ing amazing. <3

Gamera: Guardian of the Universe
The Adventures of Tintin
Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol
The Tree of Life

I thought The Help was pretty darn good. Rise of the Planet of the Apes was also up to par, though I could have lived without James Franco. Don't hate the guy, but it's hard to take his acting seriously lol. The Warrior was hit or miss, but a surprise sleeper. The younger brother was such a d-bag the whole movie.

I thought the Captains would be really egotistical from what I read about the reviews, but I've learned a lot of things about William Shatner and the other actors I never did realize.

Originally Posted by detectiveconan16 I thought the Captains would be really egotistical from what I read about the reviews, but I've learned a lot of things about William Shatner and the other actors I never did realize.

sisko was disappointingly crazy but i came out of that with alot of respect for the chick who played janeway.

The latest Sherlock Holmes was pretty good. A lot of action and humor and a nice Stephen Fry cameo.

The last truly great movie I saw, though: Rum Diary. Johnny Depp + Hunter S. Thompson = pure undiluted win.

Scott Pilgrim Vs The World. Saw this awhile back, but I enjoyed every minute.

Fright Night (2011) Being a huge fan of David Tennant, couldn't pass it up, and they better make a sequel starring him. Man they really sped up Colin Farrell going beserk, though most things after was rather long.

Watched Moneyball last night and I actually thought it was a very good film. It really surprised me cause I really had no desire to see this film and figured it would be just another sports film. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Originally Posted by detectiveconan16 Fright Night (2011) Being a huge fan of David Tennant, couldn't pass it up, and they better make a sequel starring him. Man they really sped up Colin Farrell going beserk, though most things after was rather long.

This is why I didn't like the film, everything was rushed. I love the original and there was just no set up to this film. I thought the casting was very good, especially Peter Vincent, but the script sucked. 30 minutes in and you already had Charlies mother and girlfriend in on everything. I really wanted to like this film but the pacing ruined everything that made the original so great.

Captain America , wasn't very good but looked nice on blu ray.

The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo - Very good. I never read the books or saw the Swedish version so I went in fresh and really enjoyed what I saw. I'm excited for the next two movies but I'm going to try hard to not watch the Swedish versions.

btw theres a documentary colin farrel did on netflix about the homeless world cup its not bad.

The Hangover: Part II. I heard a lot of bad stuff about it, but I really liked it. Definitely not as much as the first, but it was still enjoyable.

Star Wars A New Hope

Haven't watched a Star Wars film in so many years I can't remember.. I've been waiting to get the blu ray before watching them all again, so started last night with IV. Great stuff, looked really good on blu ray. Hope to watch Empire tonight!

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Before Sunrise
Before Sunset
Raging Bull

Originally Posted by tcrash247 The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo - Very good. I never read the books or saw the Swedish version so I went in fresh and really enjoyed what I saw. I'm excited for the next two movies but I'm going to try hard to not watch the Swedish versions.

I think I would have liked it a lot more if I came in cold. Reading all three books and seeing the Swedish versions killed any of the factors that would have made this version more intriguing. Aside from some pacing issues at the end I thought Fincher did a very good job.

I saw Young Adult tonight, and so far I think it is probably the best movie I have seen all year. Charlize Theron was absolutely fantastic.

Pearl Jam Twenty (PJ20)

5/5 Stars

As an American white male between the ages of 25-50, I am obviously a fan of Pearl Jam. However, over the past 10 years, that all-to-common cliche has become more of a joke to me than a fact. I own most of their albums, I've seen them live, and I've watched a few documentaries about the band. But never have any of these things reflected to me so thoroughly why I (and millions of others) consider themselves a Pearl Jam fan. Thank you, Cameron Crowe (Jerry Maguire, Say Anything), for reminding me.

REC was nice. I think I might have enjoyed quarantine a bit more though. Also saw the strangers and that movie just pissed me off.