I. Am. Drunk.
went to the movies to see one film but changed my mind and went to another.The film I settled on was Scott Pilgrim and what an Original Piece of Cinamatic Magic that film was,screw the Movie Going public who choose to see crap like Vampire Sucks instead,they don't deserve to see films like this anyway.
Chatting with the roomy about Inglorious Basterds. God damn. I fuckin hated that movie. Huge QT lover, but in my humble opinion is was a total misfire. in every direction.
Agree totally. I found it boring, and was so let down being that so many told me it was so great. Even Tarantino claimed it was his masterpiece. Not quite QT.
Finally got around to seeing "Lord of War" - and the earth shattering verdict is ............. Meh.
Rewatched Sons of Anarky Season 1 and now for Season 2 before the start of Season 3 on Tuesday.
I am Jack's Top 10 Favorite Drew Barrymore Movies

This movie alone is why I say Fincher should take over the Batman Franchise after Nolan, maybe if Nolan doesn't use Riddler in the next movie Fincher could with Edward Norton playing him. That would kick ass IMO.
Ed Norton, huh......never thought about him. He would make a great Riddler!
I though about him but at the time he was already playing The Hulk but now that he's not involved with The Avengers anymore I think he'd be perfect for Edward Nygma? It would also be a BIG Fuck You to MARVEL for him to do a kick ass movie with their competion.
All these Michael Keaton/Batman posts are making me hungry for some Nolan Batman news!
My Favorite Movie Endings
Based on a list by DARTH JOEKER
BATMAN RETURNS Review
Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKFSm9b5p0s
Another spot on review Dude. I think the Burton movies, esspecially this one work on a visual level and make for cool action figures and collecters cups and all that what not. I loved them as a kid and kinda still do for nostalgic reasons and because there visually fantastic but as a Batfan the inacuracies with the comics and lack of any real substance are hard to ignore now. There not bad movies not by a longshot but not the kind of adaptation real Batfans wanted in a Batman movie, thankfully Begins and TDK finally gave us the Batman movies we had always hoped for. Although I wouldn't mind for some of the Gothic visual style of Burtons movies in there too which was kind of absent at least from TDK. Begins was the more stylish movie visually I think, Gotham seemed to new and Modern looking in TDK but thats just a minor nitpick with an otherwise incredible movie.
Saw GOING THE DISTANCE tonight. Trust me when I say it is one of the very best romantic comedies I've seen. Consistently funny all the way through. Such as refreshing change of pace from all those other lame-ass predictable rom-coms I've had to endure for many years. It's, dare I say, A Perfect Date Movie.
I like hearing this, because I was a so-so fan of rom-coms in recent times. Though after seeing movies such as You've Got Mail and When Harry Met Sally for the first time recently, now I realize that today's stories just aren't even comparable. Can't wait to Go The Distance myself! ;]
Wow. Sounds like I might need to check it out then. I must admit, I did like Music and Lyrics so maybe this'll be pretty good too.
This looked like a movie that wouldn't be bad. See, it IS possible to make a good romantic comedy. Although I doubt it's as good as (500) Days of Summer
Takers









| Directed by: | John Luessenhop |
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| Written by: | Peter Allen, Gabriel Casseus, John Luessenhop, Avery Duff |
| Cast: | Matt Dillon, Paul Walker, Idris Elba, Jay Hernandez, Michael Ealy, Tip “T.I.” Harris, Chris Brown, Hayden Christensen |
| Studio: | Screen Gems |
| Genre: | Action |
| Official Site: | www.whoarethetakers.com |
A muddled film, that can't quite figure itself out, but has a few really neat things going on with it...[more]...
Piranha 3D









| Directed by: | Alexandre Aja |
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| Written by: | Alexandre Aja, Greg Levasseur |
| Cast: | Elisabeth Shue, Jerry O’Connell, Ving Rhames, Richard Dreyfuss, Christopher Lloyd, Jessica Szohr, Steven R. McQueen |
| Studio: | Dimension Films |
| Genre: | Horror |
| Official Site: | www.piranha-3d.com |
Director Alexandre Aja's remake/ reimagining of the cult classic Corman-produced/ Joe Dante-directed original, is everything it advertises it is. There's no pretensions here, no hour's worth of poorly constructed story (cough*The Expendables*cough), and a lot of talent behind and in front, of the camera. Much like the original, it overcomes budget restraints by being well made. Elizabeth Shue as Sheriff Julie Forester adds more depth and gravitas then is necessary, but it sure does help. A grounded, single mother of three, frequently relying on the eldest to watch the younger ones, much to his chagrin, she exudes a love for her children, a genuine concern for the townsfolk, all while trying to keep the spring breakers at bay...[more]...
Vivaldi - Four Seasons. mmmmmmm. Makes me smile.
Just finished The Way Of The Gun again.... An underrated action orgy if you ask me.
I need to watch Red Scorpion again.
Hey Schmoes, I just spent the day watching 3 new movies I've never seen before. The first was 'Harry Brown' which I thought was pretty good and Michael Caine was excellent in that movie. The second was 'Magnum Force' (Dirty Harry 2, for whose who don't know) which was pretty bad ass. Now, I can't wait to check out the other two Dirty Harry movies I haven't seen yet ('The Enforcer' & 'Sudden Impact'). And last but not least, 'Machete', which was real BAD ASS fun. I loved it.
Harry Brown sounds like a porn name, I have it but haven't watched it yet but I hear good things about it.
Loved Harry Brown, and loved Machete. Michael Caine proved that a man of any age can be a bad ass because of the size of his heart, and not the size of his muscles.
I wish I didn't read the synopsis for The Joneses as I felt kinda spoiled, aside from knowing what the deal was with "the Joneses" the movie had an interesting idea with some interesting moments but most of the time it was just a few ideas that were rushed and didn't really work.
I was thinking of giving that movie a rent this week. I kind of dig the premise which seems like a less bizarre version of Meet the Applegates.
Hey, anyone live in Chicago? Wouldn't mind meeting up with some schmoes!
DEZ
Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-sYWaOrLdI
Genre Shorts
Inspired by Piranha 3D I made a new "Channel" on Vimeo to showcase short films in the horror, sci-fi, fantasy and action genres. It's called "Genre Shorts".
There were some other channels and groups that dealt exclusivly with sci-fi or horror but I want this one to really be open to anything heavily influenced by one genre or the other, or a mixture of any of them. If you have any films yourself or find any while browsing vimeo put a comment in the shoutbox and i'll put them on. http://vimeo.com/channels/genreshorts
Chillin'After a few listens to Deftones new album, Diamond Eyes, I'm fuckin diggin it. Good stuff.
First Machete is a blast, then Revis signs. Somebody down there likes me!
So this is a screen shot from a couple of weeks ago. I had tried fresh papaya for the first time, but it didn't taste like anything so I googled "my papaya has no taste" and googles did you mean thing said : my baby has no taste. I got a chuckle out of that shite.
Hey Gabriel, hit me up with a shrimp.
Started Heroes tonight, so far so good. I really like Hiro, cuz he's a Super Hiro! Now I'm watching My Bloody Valentine 3D in my room, with red/blue glasses. Yeah I know, that's awesome right? Screw investing in new technology, it still looks like shit but at least it's cheap, what's up.
Did you know that dude is Todd Farmer, the guy who actually wrote the movie? Last I heard he was hired to pen the CLOCK TOWER movie adaptation(egads...).
As for HEROES, well it does have Hayden Panettiere. =)
Panettiere is probably my second favorite character thus far, and yeah she's definitely easy on the eyes lol. But as for Todd Farmer, let's just hope that doesn't end up being the case for Clock Tower's sake. Which I'm not sure if I'm familiar with or not, is it a book?
Horror video game dude, a classic that pre-dates both Resident Evil and Silent Hill. One of my favs.
Operation: Endgame









| Directed by: | Fouad Mikati |
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| Written by: | Sam Levinson |
| Cast: | Joe Anderson, Rob Corddry, Ellen Barkin, Odette Yustman, Zach Galifianakis, Emilie de Ravin, Maggie Q, Adam Scott, Brandon T. Jackson, Beth Grant, Bob Oedenkirk, Michael Hitchcock, Ving Rhames, Jeffrey Tambor |
| Studio: | Anchor Bay Films |
| Genre: | Action, Comedy |
| Official Site: | www.operationendgame-themovie.com |
I was expecting this movie to be a pretty lame comedy with a few shitty action scenes and was pleasantly surprised to find a decent little action flick with some midnight dark humor mixed in. It was strange to see such good comedic talent actually doing fight scenes, but I've got to say Corddrey was the shit in this. He played the head of Omega, pitted against Alpha leader Ellen Barkin...[more]...

My Favorite Cameos

SPOILERS!
Actually I already knew most of these, but sucks for anyone who doesn't. Nice list!











Amen!