Anyone seen a good movie lately?

[SunMo]

i've never seen it on network tv once.

if laughing at drug jokes, fart jokes, star wars jokes, and 3rd nipples makes me gay...than, I love you IGY cakes.

[phattymatty]

seriously dude, it's worth watching for the sega genesis hockey scene alone.

[MURP]

unfortunately i have seen it...its on usa network every five minutes

who the hell watches any movie on USA, let alone one with an "R" rating?

[ice grillin you]

roadhouse is the ultimate tv movie

do the right thing is classic as well

mickey fickey YOU!

[SunMo]

after re-reading the book, i re-watched Godfather I and II over the weekend.  such awesome movies.  except, i think i discovered a serious flaw in the time line of the two movies.

[MadMarchHare]

For those of you planning on catching X3 this weekend or in the near future.......

You're planning to see X-Men: The Last Stand this weekend, right? We expect most of you are. That being the case, apart from our regular reporting on the movie, IGN FilmForce now asks you to do one important thing. If you're an X-Men fan, you'll regret it if you don't! At the theater this weekend, when the credits roll, when the audiences begins to filter out of the exits... keep your seat. And then, perhaps, share this little secret with a few of your friends: the movie isn't over.

We don't want to spoil anything for you, but we want you to know that the scene that follows isn't your typical post-credits tack-on. It's a coda for one of the main characters. The scene is maybe 30 seconds in length, but it's enough. And it will surely be one of the more talked moments in the fan community.

Think you know what this scene is? Guess all you want, but chances are that you won't see it coming.

Major mutant war happens this Friday! Wolverine yells, "Hold the line!" - that stand's not easy. All you have to do is hold on through the end credits - that's much easier. You don't want miss the coda!

[MDS]

i saw the first twenty minutes of sexual seduction last night. i dont know, some models car broke down. the dude gave her a lift home, then she convinced him to come in and take a look her at supposedly broken jacuzzi. while he was doing that, she started to take a shower with the door open. she then asked him to come and find her luffah, when he did, she pulled him in and got him all wet. with that, he cheated on his wife and banged the model.

now, i like softcore porn at 1am as much as the next guy. but come on now, who takes a showers with the door open? at least close it, you dont want to get a puddle or something on your bathroom floor. jeez.

[mussa]

For those of you planning on catching X3 this weekend or in the near future.......

You're planning to see X-Men: The Last Stand this weekend, right? We expect most of you are. That being the case, apart from our regular reporting on the movie, IGN FilmForce now asks you to do one important thing. If you're an X-Men fan, you'll regret it if you don't! At the theater this weekend, when the credits roll, when the audiences begins to filter out of the exits... keep your seat. And then, perhaps, share this little secret with a few of your friends: the movie isn't over.

We don't want to spoil anything for you, but we want you to know that the scene that follows isn't your typical post-credits tack-on. It's a coda for one of the main characters. The scene is maybe 30 seconds in length, but it's enough. And it will surely be one of the more talked moments in the fan community.

Think you know what this scene is? Guess all you want, but chances are that you won't see it coming.

Major mutant war happens this Friday! Wolverine yells, "Hold the line!" - that stand's not easy. All you have to do is hold on through the end credits - that's much easier. You don't want miss the coda!

holla!

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

I'm assuming it's the long-awaited secks scene between Wolverine and Beast.

[MadMarchHare]

Nah - that's backstory.  Where you think Nightcrawler came from?

[rjs246]

Finally sat through all of Boondock Saints last night. Here's what I thought:

It sucked in a lot of ways. Willem Dafoe's character was WAY too over the top. His mincingness and his flamboyance and sudden change of heart halfway through were almost painful to watch. There wasn't any buildup to anything and in fact the most suspenseful moment of the entire movie happens within 15 minutes of the start. Plus they introduce an incredibly important character about 10 minutes before the end of the flick, for no apparent reason. In short, it wasn't written very well.

There were things I liked about it, though. The brothers' bond with each other and their loyalty I thought was well portrayed by the actors. Their mix of holier than thou actions and understated devotion to each other and their friends created a bit of dichotomy that was also done well. I thought the two main characters were very well done by actors who had little to work with from the zesty script.

The thing that really killed me about the movie though, was that I like the idea behind the story. I kept wanting it to be better because there was a ton of potential in the storyline. but it never got better and it just sort of ends without any sort of satisfaction for the viewer.

I can't say that I hated it, because I didn't, but I probably wouldn't recommend it to anyone with a brain. 2.5/5

[phattymatty]

i hated that movie.

[SunMo]

I can't say that I hated it, because I didn't, but I probably wouldn't recommend it to anyone with a brain. 2.5/5

you could've just said that...and i wouldn't have had to waste my time reading your "i wanna be a movie critic" thesis

[mussa]

Have The Squid and The Whale to watch tonight

[rjs246]

Have The Squid and The Whale to watch tonight

Very good movie.