Anyone seen a good movie lately?

[ice grillin you]

ive seen both of them...my girl wants to be violated by johnny depp so i have no choice

the first one was pretty good

the second one sucked

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

the first one was pretty good

the second one sucked

^^Truth.^^

[SunMo]

there are a few movies i want to see

28 Weeks Later
Knocked Up
Die Hard 17
Transformers

Mr. Brooks looks like it could be good, but it has Kevin Costner in it, so the odds are against that.

[ice grillin you]

kevin costner has made a ton of good movies

id be more worried that dane cook is in it

[SunMo]

kevin costner has made a ton of good movies

i'm talking this century

[ice grillin you]

shocking i know but youre wrong again

thirteen days
open range
upside of anger

were all excellent movies

[SunMo]

never saw any of them...but 13 days looks interesting

i'm never wrong though


BELEEE DAT!

[rjs246]

None of those movies were remotely good in any way. 13 Days was so self congratulating that it might as well have been 2 hours of Costner jerking himself off.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

2 hours of Costner jerking himself off.

Don't pretend you wouldn't pay good money to see that show.

[ice grillin you]

13 Days was so self congratulating that it might as well have been 2 hours of Costner jerking himself off.

your favorite movies are about zombies and homosexual cartoon gladiators...pretty sure youre not gonna enjoy a two hour historical drama

[rjs246]

300 was not one of my favorite movies. But to this point it is the movie that has won me the most money from you, so I guess that's something.

Otherwise, you're right. Historical drama, especially historical drama that invents a non-existent character so that Kevin Costner can insert himself as some sort of all-important JFK adviser, holds no interest for me.

[ice grillin you]

no character was invented and kenny odonnell mos def existed...he just didnt play a role in the crisis...his character represented a composite of numerous different kennedy advisors

[Rome]

Kenny O'Donnell wasn't fictional.  http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/JFKodonnell.htm

The producers dramatized his involvement in the Cuban Missile Crisis but he was real, he was the special assistant to the President, and he was a part of the Kennedy Administration as a whole.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

It's just as fictional as if a movie were written about IGY using his real name, describing him a black guy from the ghetto.  Just because the person "Kenny O'Donnell" existed and even in a general realm as the character in the movie is meaningless.  If the character was blatantly inserted into places in history he didn't belong and was a "composite" of other people, it's a made-up character.

[Rome]

For God's sake, it wasn't a documentary, FF.  It was a fictionalized version of historical events.  They used O'Donnell as a window for displaying the events that transpired during the Crisis.  Filmmakers do it all the time.