movies

[StatmanCrothers]

"Ghost Town" with Ricky Gervais, Greg Kinnear

surprisingly funny take on a cliched premise.

. Kristen Wiig is masterful in a supporting role as a surgeon.

[The Third Man]

Definitely, that's another one of those scenes that makes me think DePalma's a hack. Ironically enough, though, that's his one movie that I genuinely like. It probably has more to do with nostalgia. I saw it at age 12 and thought it was neat.

Yeah, I bet if I had seen this at 12 it would have been a favorite of mine.

[JL21]

Yeah, I bet if I had seen this at 12 it would have been a favorite of mine.

I saw it with my then-18-year old brother. In the opening scene where the little girl gets blown up, my brother burst out laughing. I remember thinking "Wow, my brother's a dick."

[go birds]

Definitely, that's another one of those scenes that makes me think DePalma's a hack. Ironically enough, though, that's his one movie that I genuinely like. It probably has more to do with nostalgia. I saw it at age 12 and thought it was neat.

Yeah, I bet if I had seen this at 12 it would have been a favorite of mine.

Mission Impossible 1 was good i thought.

[The Third Man]

I saw it with my then-18-year old brother. In the opening scene where the little girl gets blown up, my brother burst out laughing. I remember thinking "Wow, my brother's a dick."

That was a pretty big shock for me, wasn't expecting it at all. The scene that kind of made me laugh out loud was that little dweeb getting his head blown off in the elevator.

[TimeForGuinness]

The Untouchables is like The Shawshank Redemption to me, as in, when it's on TV, I have to watch it.

Connery and Garcia make the movie.

[JL21]

I just wrapped up a really, really cool unknown underground horror flick called "Triangle". I'm pretty impressed.

[phins]

Watched Shutter Island, and while I got some of the ending, I didn't get it all. Overall, it was decent. DiCaprio put on a pretty good performance, and the final scene was a neat way to wrap it all up.

[Jocephus]

i also have a documentary about a bad word but i dont think i can post the link

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/[expletive]%28film%29

watched this over the weekend...just a fun documentary

[Transmogrified Tiger]

Watched Shutter Island, and while I got some of the ending, I didn't get it all. Overall, it was decent. DiCaprio put on a pretty good performance, and the final scene was a neat way to wrap it all up.

What didn't you get?

[SHOW]

For me, I never gave a ton of thought to him being a patient because they showed him on the boat at the beginning of the movie. That was the one loose end that I didn't 100% understand.