I've been meaning to pick that one up, but i just keep getting the sense that its a bit of a stinker.

Ethan Hawke has a had a strange career, he veers from big hits like Training Day to turds like Assault on Precinct 9 or whatever it was, like no other modern actor i can think of.

how do you lose Uma Thurman?

:doh!:

Hollywood relationships, as changeable as a pair of socks.

ROFL

I usually agree with that, but Here Comes The Boom was actually funny and heartwarming.

I actually don't mind Kevin james, still found it funny.

Just got home from 12 Years a Slave. Holy balls, was that good. Oscars will be a plenty. Very difficult to watch.

My turn to scream COME ON MAN at you. That thing looked as good as watching placenta harden on a hospital floor.

Ryan Reynolds pisses me off. He seemingly is this >< close to making a damned good movie (SEE: Smokin Aces, Safe House), but then ends up in these shitpot movies. Young, good looking dude, funny, banged ScarJo for a good amount of time when she still had ALL of her magnificent girlie parts.....and he just kind of hovers in Hollywood around these movies that are anywhere from kinda good to awful. Waiting for that flick that sends him to the next level of Hollywood actor.....

Haven't seen any KJ movies, but KoQ was decent and his standup special actually had me laughing pretty hard.

Ryan Reynolds is one of my favorite actors but I can see where you're coming from.

He's mostly a comedy guy so I don't fault him for taking parts in these light-hearted, shit flicks. He's shown that he has some good range when it's time to get serious (Safe House, Amityville Horror, Smokin' Aces).

I watched Killing Them Softly last night. The camera work and Gandolfini's performance were both fantastic but not enough to overcome a severely tired storyline.

I've heard this from several of my friends. Honestly, I'm not even sure what it's about, but it's getting major props by everyone I know.

I think its a superhero flick.

cool. I love action flicks.