Anyone seen a good movie lately?

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

I wish you would be great as the dead bosy in the "Stand By Me" remake.

[Munson]

I"m no River Pheonix.

[Drunkmasterflex]

I watched John Rambo the other night.  Definately a great way to finish out.  The best part was him rocking the .50, I think that I might have even sported some wood at that moment.  It was definately a gunners wet dream.  I recommend it for any Rambo fans.  

[PhillyPhreak54]

Just caught Michael Clayton on the On Demand...

Very good movie. Clooney was great and the movie kept me interested from start to finish. I can't really find anything negative about the film at all.

8/10

[reese125]

Vantage Point. Wow

1:30 of straight action...get involved

[MadMarchHare]

That movie really strikes me as being too clever by half.  Which means its a muddled mess that takes itself too seriously.  Could be wrong, but...

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

Wife and I were going to go see it last night, but decided on buying some wine and getting drunk instead.

[Munson]

Wife and I were going to go see it last night, but decided on staying at home and watching a Lifetime movie and falling asleep at 9 PM instead.

[MDS]

I was going to go see it last night, but decided on buying some porn and getting a sore wrist instead.

[Dillen]

Wife and I were going to go see it last night, but I had to stay home and read all the replies on CF because apparently half the users learned how to edit quotes.

[General_Failure]

Finally got around to watching Idiocracy. Some people made too much of it, I think. It was a good movie, and an on-point commentary about America, but I think it went a little too far over the top for its own good.

3/5

[methdeez]

Watched King Rat (1965) - This was an excellent, dark look at Life in a japanese prisoner camp in WWII.
Great performances, great atmosphere, unflinching look at life's realities. George Segal from back in the day when he was a real actor. I really want to read the book now.
4/5

[Sgt PSN]

Finally got around to watching American Gangster.  I got it from Netflix on Saturday but didn't have time to watch it over the weekend.  So I burned a copy of it Sunday night, mailed the original back Monday and watched it last night.

Overall I thought it was a good movie but at the same time, I didn't feel like there was anything that set this one apart from other gangster films.  He started off small, got big, got married, got shot at, got busted.  I was kind of confused at the end though when one minute Lucas was in jail and the next minute he's actually working with Robbins. 

4/5 for the acting.
3/5 for the story.
3.5/5 overall. 

*Slight Spoiler*
Is there any doubt at all that Frank Lucas paid a shteinload of money to Robbins?  This cleared up my confusion in the last few minutes of the film. 

[Drunkmasterflex]

Finished watching There Will Be Blood, very strange movie. 

[Sgt PSN]

Was there any blood?