Anyone seen a good movie lately?

[Susquehanna Birder]

And the shark explodes when it hits the water. Awesome.

[MadMarchHare]

My favorite scene there is watching Batman run around with the bomb, trying to find a place to throw it and not kill anyone (nuns, ducks, etc.).

[ice grillin you]

[Phanatic]

"Some days you just can't get rid of a bomb" 

[MadMarchHare]

Nicely done, IGY.

[SD_Eagle5]

Lucas to release original Star Wars. Best idea he's had in a long time, I wasn't in favor of all the new scenes. For average fans this isn't a big deal, but for geeks like me it is.

[BigEd76]

Make it stop!  Please!

[Phanatic]

Just watched the original Godzilla from 1956. I was expecting a bad movie that is good like the other thread suggests because I couln't really remember the movie though I know I had to have seen it.

Well it wasn't bad. The special effects were so 1956 but worked in black and white. To me this movie showed what is missing in action and creature feature movies today. Some suspense where they don't tell you everything that's going on every minute and good story telling made the movie. The acting wasn't horrible either. It was the english version with an American reporter.

Tivo has me watching some strange stuff these days...

[MDS]

Make it stop!  Please!

theres 3 minutes of my life ill never have back

[MadMarchHare]

Just watched the original Godzilla from 1956. I was expecting a bad movie that is good like the other thread suggests because I couln't really remember the movie though I know I had to have seen it.

Well it wasn't bad. The special effects were so 1956 but worked in black and white. To me this movie showed what is missing in action and creature feature movies today. Some suspense where they don't tell you everything that's going on every minute and good story telling made the movie. The acting wasn't horrible either. It was the english version with an American reporter.

Tivo has me watching some strange stuff these days...

You do know that the "American reporter" was Raymond Burr (i.e. Perry Mason).  He was added when the movie came stateside, all his roles are spliced in.  Also, the "original" Godzilla made several references to Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which were deleted in the American release.

link

[MURP]

Munich-  1/2

[Phanatic]

Just watched the original Godzilla from 1956. I was expecting a bad movie that is good like the other thread suggests because I couln't really remember the movie though I know I had to have seen it.

Well it wasn't bad. The special effects were so 1956 but worked in black and white. To me this movie showed what is missing in action and creature feature movies today. Some suspense where they don't tell you everything that's going on every minute and good story telling made the movie. The acting wasn't horrible either. It was the english version with an American reporter.

Tivo has me watching some strange stuff these days...

You do know that the "American reporter" was Raymond Burr (i.e. Perry Mason).  He was added when the movie came stateside, all his roles are spliced in.  Also, the "original" Godzilla made several references to Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which were deleted in the American release.

link

The Raymond Burr version makes me want to see the original Gojira version from 1954. From what I've read the Burr version stinks compared to the original.

[ice grillin you]

im reading a fictional book for the second time in my life...the davinci code...in preperation for its theatrical release

[Susquehanna Birder]

I'll probably be reading "One Day in September" to prepare myself for viewing Munich.

[SunMo]

im reading a fictional book for the second time in my life...the davinci code...in preperation for its theatrical release

what was the 1st time