What have you seen recently?

[Willem]

Saw Sorcerer's Apprentice yesterday. Pretty standard, so better than expected

 

[pip]

Saw Sorcerer's Apprentice yesterday. Pretty standard, so better than expected

good review.

 

[DaveC]

Lord of the Rings Christmas marathon status: 43 mins into ROTK.

Last night saw The King's Speech, so very awesome and moving!

 

[Conforumist]

Saw Sorcerer's Apprentice yesterday. Pretty standard, so better than expected

I saw it at the theatre this Summer and thought it was very good.

Did you catch the bit after the credits? I knew there would be something more, so I stayed. Even the 3 girls, which came in the clean the theatre after, did not know about the bit at the end. Cage has been quite busy of late!

 

[deldaisy]

I have just got a copy of Inception,I'll probably watch it tomorrow.

Awesome! Seen it so many times from up here. I dont own it yet, though.

I loved Inception. Actually go to see it in the theatre. The Best! Can't wait to see it again!

 

[Quatermass]

Had a flick through Dogma today. Not too bad.

 

[DaveC]

Had a flick through Dogma today. Not too bad.

Cool, I'm a huge Keving Smith fan. I've got loads of comics by him, all the film except Cop Out (which is apparently rubbish) and have inaction figures or Randall, Dante, Jay and Silent Bob. I also have big Jay and Silent Bob talking figures that do move.

 

[Quatermass]

Had a flick through Dogma today. Not too bad.

Cool, I'm a huge Keving Smith fan. I've got loads of comics by him, all the film except Cop Out (which is apparently rubbish) and have inaction figures or Randall, Dante, Jay and Silent Bob. I also have big Jay and Silent Bob talking figures that do move.

Have to be honest, the best bits about it was Alan Rickman as Metatron. And Silent Bob channelling Indiana Jones. "No ticket." But as far as lampooning organised religion goes, I prefer Life of Brian.

 

[chris.ph]

how to train your dragon and i really enjoyed it, bought it as a present for my nephew and just had to see if it worked

 

[DaveC]

Had a flick through Dogma today. Not too bad.

Cool, I'm a huge Keving Smith fan. I've got loads of comics by him, all the film except Cop Out (which is apparently rubbish) and have inaction figures or Randall, Dante, Jay and Silent Bob. I also have big Jay and Silent Bob talking figures that do move.

Have to be honest, the best bits about it was Alan Rickman as Metatron. And Silent Bob channelling Indiana Jones. "No ticket." But as far as lampooning organised religion goes, I prefer Life of Brian.

Life of brian is good but I prefer Holy Grail.

And Alan Rickman does RULE in everything he is in.

 

[BobtheDrog]

he was in an adaptaion of Ibsens John Gabriel Borkman in Dublins Abbey theatre recently that I went to, superb performance.

 

[Joolz]

Watching Mad Max- Again Slightly mullered-Again

 

[Who's Wee Dug]

Watching Mad Max- Again Slightly mullered-Again

Watched it the other night it's like the spaghetti westerns with Clint Eastwood you've seen them so many times but are still worth watching again.

 

[BatrickPatrick]

The newest Harry Potter movie

It dragged a bit in places but I'm still looking forward to the next one.

 

[Quatermass]

I'm heading down to the cinemas later today to watch Tron: Legacy. That will be the third movie I've watched this year at the cinemas, fourth if you count watching Evangelion 2.0: You Can (Not) Advance at a film festival.

So, this year, I have watched:

Alice in Wonderland (Tim Burton version)

Let Me In

Evangelion 2.0: You Can (Not) Advance

And soon, Tron: Legacy

 

[ghostsecurity28]

LAST 24 HOURS:

Harry potter 7

Narnia = dawn treader

Tangled= new disney animation [disney horses rule]

Let me in

The warriors way= [very cool cinematography]

mEGAMIND

 

[Quatermass]

Anyway, just watched Tron: Legacy in 3D. Story's a vast improvement on the original (which isn't saying much), and the religious overtones are more subtle. That being said, the story could have been a little more complex, but hey, the visual spectacle was...well, spectacular. Nothing else can be said.

And I don't care what anyone else says about the de-aged Flynn/CLU head, that was bloody amazing, doing that for pretty much an entire film.

 

[michelanCello]

LAST 24 HOURS:

Harry potter 7

Narnia = dawn treader

Tangled= new disney animation [disney horses rule]

Let me in

The warriors way= [very cool cinematography]

mEGAMIND

The last 24 hours?

 

[Willem]

Started watching 'Letters to Juliet' but luckily even my wife got bored with it after half an hour.
We saw a trailer for it at the movies some time ago and it was one of those were you've pretty much seen the movie already watching the trailer.

I still feel guilty not watching the last hour though. It's just not proper.

 

[pip]

Started watching 'Letters to Juliet' but luckily even my wife got bored with it after half an hour.
We saw a trailer for it at the movies some time ago and it was one of those were you've pretty much seen the movie already watching the trailer.

I still feel guilty not watching the last hour though. It's just not proper.

Don't feel guilty.
They should feel awful unleashimg that crap on the world.