My last two horrific experiences were:

1) Let the date pick the movie at Blockbuster. Her choice? "Moulan Rouge". Thankfully, after 30 minutes she turned to me and asked "does this suck for you as much as it does for me"? Good girl.

2) Adam Sandler ****ing sucks now. I got a free movie pass from a client and went to see "Click". Mediocre "Ha-ha" at best, and then I have to endure a gooftard like Sandler trying to teach me a life-lesson?
Good lord...:spock:

I'm with you on this one. I thought this movie was HORRIBLE. It became really REALLY obvious that he was dreaming.

Click was no good, but Moulan Rouge was pretty good, IMO. They did a great job of finding contemporary songs with lyrics that fit the storyline of the movie.

If you're a member of the male species, I want you to go to the kitchen, get the dullest knife in your collection, and saw your balls off.

I've been on a good roll lately.

Saw Slumdog Millionaire, The Wrestler, Frost/Nixon, and Milk all within the past two weeks.

All were excellent movies. My favorite was Slumdog, followed closely by Milk.

sw Seven Pounds last night. Pretty decent, if a bit muddled at times. Did choke me up a tad at the end, I will admit.

What the hell is that movie even about?

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Will Smith is a troubled man guilty of causing the deaths of 7 people. In penance, he embarks on a journey to donate organs to save 7 lives without their knowledge.


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Ultimately he falls in love with one of the people he is "stalking" on his quest and in the end commits suicide so she may have his heart.

It is not dull. It is a movie that can't decide what it wants to be. It's like a comedy/adventure/drama and it is bad at all three. I've about had it with movies that CGI everything to death. This is a movie that is reportedly filmed in australia, but they may as well have filmed it in front of a blue screen. CGI COWS for god's sake. There is more than enough natural beauty in Australia without having to repaint the entire landscape to make it seem more attractive, certainly not to the point of making the Milky Way ridiculously detailed in nighttime shots. The pacing of the movie is not good, the acting was very, very poor, and the entire premise of the movie is just not believable. Highest recommendation to avoid.

That's funny. I saw an interview with Guy Pierce the other day where he essentially said the same thing. I believe his quote was something along the lines of, that movie looks as much like Australia as Los Angeles does.

Just want to second this one. If you haven't seen it, you need to. Great flick.

Ohhh......that's bad. Thank-YOU for time that will not be wasted!

Oi...

The more I watch 'Dark Knight', the more impressed I am with Ledger. Every time he makes an entrance/introduction to different characters as the film progresses, he just nails it.

I think Oldman is great for his role too.

Just watched this again on my home theater. Gained an even great appreciation for the impact IMAX has on that movie. It was still great, but IMAX made it all the more memorable. I'd heard they'll re-release the movie again after the new year. If you didn't see it in IMAX the first time, do yourself a favor....

I will. Thank you.