What movies did you recently watch?

It sounds like if you were an editor all of your movies would be 3 hours long . Longer doesn't equal better. There was no reason for Bay to show that one seen that you wanted to be shown. Speaking of it was just fine.

 

No, I believe that is what the pervy old wizard said.

 

Foo Fighters "Back And Forth" Documentary: 9.5/10

A nearly perfect documentary. It was very well done showing the journey this band has been through starting with Dave Grohl's Nirvana days. It had awesome live footage, great interviews, and lots of laughs along the way.

 

Apocalypto (2006) - 5/5
This film is so fucking under-appreciated. If it weren't for Mel Gibson's PR blunders, it would be considered as a landmark film by now. Not enough people appreciate the amount of work that went into the making of, what I consider, a classic film! The acting talented showcased in this film, by a cast of almost unknowns, could give the top actors in Hollywood a run for their money. This is one of the most ambitious films I've ever seen and Mel Gibson managed to pull it off with perfection.

 

The Tourist - 8/10. Epic movie.
The Priest - 7/10. Great

Now watching Pearl Harbor. Reliving the old times.

 

I agree. I watched this maybe 8 months ago and I was blown away. So damn good. I was into this film from start to finish and was in love.

 

I remember the scene in which those idiots followed Jaguar Paw down the waterfall and broke their fucking heads on rocks.

 

I watch Rio last night and got the chance to see great animation work in movie. After Ice Age it was second greatest movie and I am so sure that it will grab some good number of blogs in upcoming time also. I am also expecting to watch movies like Rio in future as well.

 

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 2: 10/10

Don't feel like elaborating on it much. This had to be the most epic thing I've seen in years. Go see it.

 

I went and saw the midnight premiere. I did not dress up like many people did. I love the series, but not to that extent ha ha. It was a very good movie!

Recently watched Transformers 3. That was really good as well.

You guys need to check out Insidious!! Best scary movie made in over a decade or more. No gore!! Just suspense. It freaked me and my girlfriend out. Seriously, check it out!

 

It's not plagiarism if I cite my source(s).

"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 2: 10/10

Don't feel like elaborating on it much. This had to be the most epic thing I've seen in years. Go see it."

 

The Green Hornet was dope!!!

 

Harry Pooter 7 part 2 - 7.5/10

The whole movie basically just plays with your emotions without anything truly spectacular. I think they missed a lot of the actual emotional parts from the book, too.

Though I didn't think the story from the last book was a very good at all, the movie did do alright with it, I guess. I'm probably rating more on the story than I am with how the movie was made, which isn't fair to a movie based on a book, but whatever.


That said, there were a lot of good trailers. Planet Of The Apes looks a million times better with that new trailer. It went from laughable to possibly very good.

 

Super Troopers 9/10

Fucking funny! I laughed so hard at this movie.

 

Battle: Los Angeles - 3/10: This isn't even worth properly reviewing, this movie was absolute garbage. It was like they tried to mash together War Of The Worlds, Signs, and Independence Day into one, and failed miserably. Probably the biggest let down of the year.
Inglorious Basterds - 9/10: This is the second time I've seen this movie. The beginning kind of drags out, but it is still epic storytelling by Quentin Tarantino, like we have come to expect, even if it is historically inaccurate.
Gran Torino - 8.6/10: Other than some sloppy acting from Bee Vang (the person who played Thao) towards the end of the movie *spoiler* When he is locked up in Walt's garage*spoiler* , and a not so great ending altogether, it was still highly enjoyable and one of my top ten favorite movies of the previous decade.