That Film You Slept Through Lately, What Was It?

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Originally posted by Mike Speaking of which, I continue to be the only person I know who liked Snakes On A Plane.

I liked Snakes on a Plane despite how impossible part of it is and that I could name at least 3 non-poisonus snakes I saw durin' the movie.
I'm watching Rest Stop, alas it's like all the others.

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Originally posted by Sharpshooter005 quote: Originally posted by Nine XXVI quote: Originally posted by Mr. D I saw Epic Movie last night. There was much lulz. That movie looks and sounds like bullsh**. What I can't stand even more is that on the commercial, they're running it as a parody of the greatest epic movies of all-time. When the hell did Superman Returns become a epic? Can we like...become some sort of vigilante duo that hunts down everyone involved in the production of this movie, because that last part was pretty much my immidiate thought when I first saw the trailer. Seriously....superman returns? charlie and the chocolate factory? Even die hard fans of these movies have never used the phrase "epic" in describing them as far as I know.

Yes, we should team up and this should be done. And not only the everyone involved in the production of this movie, but that of all the other movies that it parodied in the first place (wash your necks because I'm talking about you Pirates of the Caribbean, X-Men 3, Narnia, The Da Vinci Code, Superman, Paris Hilton, etc...)

Eh, I never understood why people put up money to make parodies of other movies anyway. I put them in the same league as weak remakes.

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Originally posted by Sharpshooter005 "DUDE I LIKED NARNIA AND I LIKE SUPERMAN SO THIS MOVIE MUST BE LIKE...BOTH OF THOSE AT ONCE".

I wouldn't be caught dead in a movie like this. I'd rather be in church.

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Originally posted by Sharpshooter005 And I'd try to explain this to someone who actually wanted to see it...but lets be honest...if you're terribly excited for a movie written by the people who brought you "date movie', not only do you probably have no idea who m.c. escher is, you're probably wondering how I got words to appear on your computer screen.

See, the thing is you had to explain to someone about the emphasis of why they wanted to see this movie in the first place. In before Sharpie's comment about them being what's wrong with society and all that.
Peace.

I got the Hannibal Lecter Collection today.

Two guesses what I'll be watching later tonight.

Manhunter and Silence of the Lambs? Am I close?
Peace.

The Descent, Nacho Libre, National Lampoons Pledge This, Snakes on a train (waste of $4), Joyeux Noel

I watched XXX: State of the Union and Clash of the Titains.

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Originally posted by Hollow XXVI Two guesses what I'll be watching later tonight.

Manhunter and Hannibal since for whatever reason I thought you didnt like silence of the lambs (and you hated red dragon, I remember)

Pan's Labyrinth

Pirates of the Caribbean 2 was actually good, although the plot was confoosling.

Ice Harvest

Movies I've seen today:

• Rocky Horror Picture Show (Midnight to 2:30)
  
• Night at the Museum
  
• Happily Never After
  

RHPS was an interesting experience, if not a bit spiritually disturbing. I'm never going to be able to hear the Time Warp song without yelling out the added lines.


Night at the Museum was kinda cool.


Happily Never After was lame.

Last night I watched the Illusonist and today I'm gonna watch the Turmen Show.

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Originally posted by Sharpshooter005 quote: Originally posted by Hollow XXVI Two guesses what I'll be watching later tonight. Manhunter and Hannibal since for whatever reason I thought you didnt like silence of the lambs (and you hated red dragon, I remember)

No silly, I love Silence. I've watched it like...20 times. >.>

But yep, my most recent was Hannibal with director commentary on. Woot. I adore Ridley Scott. He's so awesome.

The Elephant Man.

John Hurt is 10 kinds of awesome.

V for Vendetta

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Originally posted by Mr. D The Elephant Man. John Hurt is 10 kinds of awesome.

I really need to see that.

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Originally posted by Pie_Junkie V for Vendetta

No wai, Junkie. No wai.

A Bronx Tale (1993) starring Robert DeNiro, Chazz Palminteri, Lillo Brancato
As Good As It Gets (1997) starring Jack Nicholson, Helen Hunt, Greg Kinnear
The Dreamers (2003) starring Michael Pitt, Eva Green, Louis Garrel
The Fly (1986) starring Jeff Goldblum, Geena Davis, John Getz
Sherrybaby (2006) Maggie Gyllenhaal, Brad William Henke, Kate Burton
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948 ) starring Humphrey Bogart, Walter Huston, Tim Holt
Y Tu Mamá También (2001) starring Gael García Bernal, Diego Luna, Ana López Mercado

EDIT: Forgot one, sorry Robert.
Peace.

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Originally posted by Nine XXVI Y Tu Mamá También (2001) starring Gael García Bernal, Diego Luna, Ana López Mercado EDIT: Forgot one, sorry Robert. Peace.

Thats probably one of the weirder movies I've ever seen.

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Originally posted by Nine XXVI quote: Originally posted by Pie_Junkie V for Vendetta No wai, Junkie. No wai.

Uh, yes way?

Yesterday: the 40 Year old Virgin I can't belive I watched this, it was okay I guess, wouldn't buy it tho.
Today: Saw III I'm sure it'll be much love like 1 and 2.

Today: The Life of David Gale

HIGHLY recommend. I found this on the side of the road at the bus stop one day and didn't sit down and watch it until now. Great ending that you won't see coming.

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Originally posted by Mr. D quote: Originally posted by Nine XXVI Y Tu Mamá También (2001) starring Gael García Bernal, Diego Luna, Ana López Mercado EDIT: Forgot one, sorry Robert. Peace. Thats probably one of the weirder movies I've ever seen.

True, but its still damn good filmmaking all around. Alfonso Cuaron is now one of my new favorite directors (he also did Children of Men).

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Originally posted by Pie_Junkie quote: Originally posted by Nine XXVI quote: Originally posted by Pie_Junkie V for Vendetta No wai, Junkie. No wai. Uh, yes way?

No rly, no. By itself in its own medium its alright, but this movie sucked in my opinion. Everything about it just raped the original material from the graphic novel. Alan Moore must have been rolling in his grave.

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Originally posted by Jonny Axehandle Today: The Life of David Gale HIGHLY recommend. I found this on the side of the road at the bus stop one day and didn't sit down and watch it until now. Great ending that you won't see coming.

Isn't that the one with Kevin Spacey and Kate Winslet? Yeah, that was a decent film even though it got panned by the critics for some reason. But yeah, not bad.

Forgot a couple from last time;

Money Talks (1997) starring Chris Tucker, Charlie Sheen, Heather Locklear
My Son the Fanatic (1997) starring Om Puri, Rachel Griffiths, Akbar Kurtha

...I've been watching A LOT of independent films lately.
Peace.