I don't know, I enjoyed seeing Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace again in theaters this weekend (I also saw Safe House which was just okay to me). No doubt it's flawed and has several "eye roll inducing" moments, but there is still a lot to enjoy in this film (at least I think so). Maybe I've just come to accept this prequel to some degree. I'm not ashamed to say that I plan on seeing the other 5 film re-releases.
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I don't know, I enjoyed seeing Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace again in theaters this weekend (I also saw Safe House which was just okay to me). No doubt it's flawed and has several "eye roll inducing" moments, but there is still a lot to enjoy in this film (at least I think so). Maybe I've just come to accept this prequel to some degree. I'm not ashamed to say that I plan on seeing the other 5 film re-releases.
Well I just finished the first Starship Troopers, and I must admit I enjoy this film more with each viewing. Dina Meyer and Micheal Ironside are bad-asses and I consider their respective characters my favorites.
It's a shame Casper Van Dien didn't sustain a bigger career. He definitely could've had a good career in action movies.
Horror Sequels That Need More Love

Show me a better scene than a slimy gremlin singing Sinatra. That scene actually piqued my interest in The Chairman.
My Starship Troopers marathon is underway with Verhoeven's cool first film. I've never seen the sequels but something tells me I should have picked up a six-pack for tonight.
After just revisiting the first film of the franchise, it's safe to say that the Police Academy series is pretty bad lol.
Well after much procrastination, I'm finally getting to Superman Returns tonight.
Saw it at Carmike Cinema 8 - solid film minus Parker Posey's character. (unfortunate, cause I like her usually) Brandon Routh = fit the bill,though a bit too silent.
I think I'll check out The Woman in Black tonight after work, hopefully it's decent.
I decided to watch the original Nightmare on Elm Street tonight on Blu-ray instead of the refresh viewing of Superman Returns. Freddy and Nancy looked great in HD!
I'm thinking of giving Bryan Singer's Superman Returns a refresh viewings tomorrow (picked up the 2-disc version for $1.99 the other day). Any of you fans of this flick? I remember liking it (despite some apparent flaws) back in 2006 when I saw it theaters.
I've given it a few chances since I saw in theaters. Fails every time. No one fucking does anything, dude. That's my biggest criticism.
Do yourself a favor, and just watch the original 1978 SUPERMAN. It's the same fuckin' movie, only much, much lamer.
Disliked the new version completely, and that was upsetting since Singer is such a great director, he should have done the 3rd Xmen movie instead. Maybe it's just me but seeing Superman in a stretcher.... uh no.
Hellraiser: Revelations is seriously one of the worst horror sequels (if you can call it that) I have ever seen. What a total piece of fucking garbage! The Weinstein Company should be ashamed of themselves for this travesty of a film. Why I even bothered putting it in my Blu-ray player will be one for the ages. Yuck!
lMao That movie is trash I heard, Most of those Hellraiser movies are too besides the first two movies.
Believe me when I say any of the previous Hellraiser film sequels with Doug Bradley are way better and more watchable than this shit. I would watch Bloodline on repeat than Revelations again!
You know, I really hate watching a Jackie Chan film dubbed in English when it's not Jackie doing his own voice. I mean shit, that's half the entertainment right there! Case in point: Crime Story (Dragon Dynasty DVD release).
Especially when they do it after it has already become common to see him do his own dubb.
What to see this weekend; Underworld 4: Awakening, Red Tails, or Haywire? Hmmmmm.........
Red Tails is not getting good reviews. It lacks the right tone for certain audiences. But, it might appeal to some viewers. Critics have called RT the comic book version of the history of the Tuskegee Airmen.
Just finished watching a very young Tom Hardy in Star Trek X: Nemesis. I don't know, I like this film and thought it was better than I remembered. While it does follow the same old cliched Star Trek formula, I still found myself entertained and interested throughout. 3 out of 4 stars or a 7/10.
Yeah, they could have made a better send-off for the Next Generation crew. The cast still works very well together though, and the film had a very slick look to it which I liked.
Hmmm I'm thinking Part IV: The Final Chapter tonight in honor of the occasion.
What movie should I check out this weekend in theaters?
1. Contraband
2. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
3. Tintin 3D











I'll pay to see Sith for sure.