Guillermo is amazing, and so was Hellboy II.
I just watched Step Brothers after purchasing it on DVD. That movie...is so messed up and rude, yet so incredibly funny. Not to mention endlessly quotable.
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What was the last movie you watched?
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For Richer or Poorer
Despite a few holes in logic and even bigger holes in the accuracy, this was an amusing way to spend a few hours.
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Despite a few holes in logic and even bigger holes in the accuracy, this was an amusing way to spend a few hours.
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Jurassic Park 3
I really liked this movie, it wasn't quite up to the first one, but it was better than the second.
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Maxed Out
Very enlightening documentary, I believe this should be required viewing for all high school seniors.
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I really liked this movie, it wasn't quite up to the first one, but it was better than the second.
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Maxed Out
Very enlightening documentary, I believe this should be required viewing for all high school seniors.
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The Marine.
It's funny how the movie is rated PG-13, because I grew out of this stuff when I was like, eight.
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It's funny how the movie is rated PG-13, because I grew out of this stuff when I was like, eight.
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That movie is hilarious. But not as hilarious as Step Brothers, which I just bought yesterday and watched!
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Step Brothers is amazing. Great movie.
The only line I can quote isn't repeatable.
The only line I can quote isn't repeatable.
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I don't think any of the lines are repeatable. 
By the way, I recommend the unrated version. It isn't more explicit per se, but it has a handful of extra snippets that are really funny, for example John C. Reilly bragging how he "wrestled a giraffe to the ground with my bare hands."
I also just finished Night of the Hunter. Amazing movie, I loved it. I can see how the Coens might have been inspired slightly by it.
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By the way, I recommend the unrated version. It isn't more explicit per se, but it has a handful of extra snippets that are really funny, for example John C. Reilly bragging how he "wrestled a giraffe to the ground with my bare hands."
I also just finished Night of the Hunter. Amazing movie, I loved it. I can see how the Coens might have been inspired slightly by it.
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Hilariously bad, or actually funny? Because for me it was mostly the former. I mean, that whole bit about rock candy, what was that all about? And the main villain actually talking about a cable package? Made me cringe.Heartless_Gentleman wrote:That movie is hilarious.
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Night of the Hunter... isn't that the old movie with the guy who has "Love" and "Hate" tattooed on his hands? Good stuff.Heartless_Gentleman wrote:I don't think any of the lines are repeatable.
By the way, I recommend the unrated version. It isn't more explicit per se, but it has a handful of extra snippets that are really funny, for example John C. Reilly bragging how he "wrestled a giraffe to the ground with my bare hands."
I also just finished Night of the Hunter. Amazing movie, I loved it. I can see how the Coens might have been inspired slightly by it.
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Superman 2 Richard Donner cut...not bad a little confusing at the end
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Hellboy II
Uhm. Yeah. I loved the first Hellboy. On the whole, I enjoyed this one. Still... the first... hour-ish... felt like two separate stories building that somehow tied together. I liked both stories... and they actually did come together alright... but it's hard to call the movie great.
Imaginative. Definitely.
Then again... enter Del Toro.
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Uhm. Yeah. I loved the first Hellboy. On the whole, I enjoyed this one. Still... the first... hour-ish... felt like two separate stories building that somehow tied together. I liked both stories... and they actually did come together alright... but it's hard to call the movie great.
Imaginative. Definitely.
Then again... enter Del Toro.
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I cannot believe I actually paid money to inflict this film upon my eyes. It wasn't my choice, but still...I sit here in awe.
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I cannot believe I actually paid money to inflict this film upon my eyes. It wasn't my choice, but still...I sit here in awe.
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Yes, it isDrewsov wrote:Night of the Hunter... isn't that the old movie with the guy who has "Love" and "Hate" tattooed on his hands? Good stuff.Heartless_Gentleman wrote:I don't think any of the lines are repeatable.
By the way, I recommend the unrated version. It isn't more explicit per se, but it has a handful of extra snippets that are really funny, for example John C. Reilly bragging how he "wrestled a giraffe to the ground with my bare hands."
I also just finished Night of the Hunter. Amazing movie, I loved it. I can see how the Coens might have been inspired slightly by it.
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. And Spike Lee's classic scene in Do The Right Thing (with the Love/Hate brass knuckles) was directly inspired by it."I'm addicted to cold turkey, so I think I'm going to quit. I tell people this and they say 'what are you quitting?' I'm quitting freaking cold turkey."
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Hancock
I did enjoy this, despite the bad reviews it got. It's definitly a different kind of superhero movie. Pretty interesting if you ask me. It did have quite a bit of language though, and some of the elements of the story weren't executed and presented very well.
I'd still give it a B+ though.
I did enjoy this, despite the bad reviews it got. It's definitly a different kind of superhero movie. Pretty interesting if you ask me. It did have quite a bit of language though, and some of the elements of the story weren't executed and presented very well.
I'd still give it a B+ though.
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The Day The Earth Stood Still (1950s version)
A+
Man I didn't think I would like since I am not so much into older films...but I honestly say I loved it! Now I am curious to see what the new one will bring...hopefully it does not butcher the original. I need to read the book as well.
The Happening
D
Wasn't as bad as everyone said it was. The ending was kinda dumb though.
The Love Guru...again.
A+
Movie is a freakin laugh riot! Can inapropiate just to give a heads up.
Speed Racer
C
My friend was right the only one whose acting was decent was the monkey's
The CG and special effects wasn't that bad though.
A+
Man I didn't think I would like since I am not so much into older films...but I honestly say I loved it! Now I am curious to see what the new one will bring...hopefully it does not butcher the original. I need to read the book as well.
The Happening
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Wasn't as bad as everyone said it was. The ending was kinda dumb though.
The Love Guru...again.
A+
Movie is a freakin laugh riot! Can inapropiate just to give a heads up.
Speed Racer
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My friend was right the only one whose acting was decent was the monkey's
The CG and special effects wasn't that bad though.