I saw Red Riding Hood. It was bad, but not terrible. Gary Oldman and Julie Christie are wasted; Amanda Seyfried is really good, but the two leading men are horrible; the Wolf is actually a pretty effective Gothic-horror villain-monster.

But be warned: cliches abound. You've seen everything in this movie before.

I feel like I've seen everything in this post before.

LMAO

You know what pisses me off? Every time I think of a movie or show I would like to watch, Netflix doesn't have it on instant watch. NEVER. I think to myself all the time "Hmm, I sure would love to watch *insert movie/show here*. Maybe Netflix has it!". Nope. Never. They can sure put a million shit movies up though. **** Netflix. I'm cancelling it right now.

Rented Bernie, Hell, The Haunting of Whaley House and the Corridor.

I just watched a couple movies these past few weeks I should have seen long ago. Good Will Hunting, True Romance, The Siege, and The Score.

I know there are lots of others I need to see. First one that comes to mind is Citizen Kane and some others.

True Romance is often overlooked and under rated. Another is Kalifornia.

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Pitt was awesome at those "crazy" roles. (12 Monkeys) I'd like to see more of that. These days he's always the hero.

Watching Real Steel right now. This movie makes Transformers look like a masterpiece. It makes the Fast and the Furious storyline seem as complex as Inception.
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It's Rocky with robots.

It's good entertainment.

Watched L.A. Confidential this afternoon. Had forgotten how good a movie that was.

I pulled 16 Blocks off the shelf today.

I don't know what the masses think about the flick, but I think it is pretty well done.

Say what you want about Mos Def, but he can be effective if used correctly. I remember he was on a House episode and was really powerful. I can't imagine the movie would work with any other actor in the character.

Good flick IMO.

He was outstanding in Dexter last season.

Anyone here ever see "Felon"? It's with Stephan Dorff and Val Kilmer. Awesome jail movie.