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The Other Guys~ 4/10 It had it's moments but not very many. I liked 'Cop Out' better than this.Good cable movie but nothing i'd pay to go see.

makaveli wrote:On the Waterfront-8/10 (Brando owned)

Rebel without a Cause-5/10 (Expected a lot more)

Fast Five-9.5/10 (I'll go ahead and admit I LOVE all the Fast and The Furious movies so I was really looking forward to this one and it did not disappoint)

Did you just rank Fast Five over On The Waterfront?

Fast Five 8
Thor 6

"Fast Five" - 9

one of my favorite movies of the year so far...

Westway To The World - 10/10.

Kristi Vicious wrote:Westway To The World - 10/10.

Agreed. Great movie.

Nobel Son - 6/10 - entertaining but I missed a section so I'll have to watch it again before passing final judgment. Eliza Dushku character needed more camera time. Mary Steenburgen was perfect as always. Alan Rickman played a great asshole.

Finding Amanda - 7/10 - Matthew Broderick and Brittany Snow. It's good enough to watch several times. Simple, well written, good solid acting and over all funny as fuck.


Taylor - How's it going?
Link - Well, I got no legs, I got no balls, I piss out of a tube. How the fuck do you think it's going?
Taylor - Right, but getting the good parking spaces must take some of the sting out of it.

WTF wrote:

VinnieKulick wrote:The Machinist 8/10. Terrific movie, I've seen if four or five times, but my wife had never seen it, and she was blown away with Christian Bale in that flick.

This is one of 2 fairly recent movies I knew nothing about til I saw them. The other being Memento. Absolutely LOVED both of them.

i just saw memento it was awesome

The Daughter Of Rosie O'Grady - 10/10. Starring June Haver and Debbie Reynolds.


It's about an ex-vaudeville star raising his 3 daughters after his wife dies. His second oldest daughter wants to follow in her mother's footsteps, but he disapproves. She runs away to follow her dreams.

SebastianLeeDanzig wrote:Bridge, I finally watched "Junebug". Great fucking performance by Amy Adams indeed. She carried the whole thing. It was at first delightfully depressing, until the real drama set in. I still liked how they didn't feel like they had to resolve shit or make up a plot. Definitely a good movie, but not one that was any fun watching it. The whole time, it feels like you're hanging out with knuckles.

Yeah, that's my review in a nutshell. "Junebug" is like watching a dumb, yet awesome hot chick lose a baby, while some creepy, yet funny-smart Canadian watches you.

That's considered awkward, right? I suck at this.

Excellent review, and I also liked how they just left the relationships all slightly dysfunctional at the end. Good pain.

I recently watched it again with a friend who I could tell wasn't wild about it. I've been considering terminating our friendship because of it.

p.s. If ever you want some Cheerwine, look me up. I can even take you to Replacements Limited.

Everybody thinks my love is horrible

knuckles.is.contractual wrote: Everybody thinks my love is horrible

Don't be sad. I'll send you some Cheerwine too!

Don't pass her up on the Cheerwine. I haven't had any in 5 years and I'm starting to miss that fine redneck nectar.

thewonkytits wrote:Don't pass her up on the Cheerwine. I haven't had any in 5 years and I'm starting to miss that fine redneck nectar.

No one ever wants to have Cheerwine with me. Story of my life.

Bridget wrote:

thewonkytits wrote:Don't pass her up on the Cheerwine. I haven't had any in 5 years and I'm starting to miss that fine redneck nectar.

No one ever wants to have Cheerwine with me. Story of my life.

I'll drink Cheerwine with you any day! I'll even bring the pork rinds and moonpies.

Uh, let's just get some 12 Bones or something. I don't think pork rinds are on my diet.

If ever you come to the South, I will get you freshly boiled peanuts and some Cheerwine. I'm nothing like Amy Adams, though.

Don't forget to get some 12 Bones!

Color of Night (1994) - 4/10

Bitter Feast (2010) - 7/10. A chef gets one too many bad reviews and goes after the food blogger that is out to ruin his job and reputation. Sounds a little corny, but turns out this low budgeted flick is pretty mean spirited and has decent elements of dark humor. A little gore, gratuitous boob shot in the bathtub. Check it out.

The kids are allright(2010) with Julianne moore, Annette benning mark ruffalo

Quality stuff, every actor was on their A game 8.5/10

Attack The Block. I was quite drunk and kept leaving and walking back into the screen (other people were playing guitar hero/some racing game in another screen) but, from what I saw, I wouldn't really recommend it. There are a few silghtly funny bits, nothing special. 5/10

Fletch wrote:Color of Night (1994) - 4/10

You'll never look at Bruce Willis the same, right?

Super 9/10- Has rainn wilson and ellen page in it. Went into it thinking it was a comedy, has some funny parts but its mostly dark and violent. Has a girl on guy rape scene

Saw The Fighter and The Town back to back and lemmie tell you it was WICKED PISSAH! Jesus, these days movies set in Boston are as ubiquitous as movies set in New York used to be.

I thought The Fighter was really good. I like when Amy Adams gets gritty; it turns me on. The Town was... serviceable. How many movies are there with almost the exact same premise? I was amazed that the lead actress looked like a cross between McKenzie Phillips and Shelly Duvall and yet was still pretty damn hot. Hard to believe.

Bridesmaids: 5

Starts out funny, and manages to avoid turning into a "chick flick" for a while, then turns the corner half way through and goes straight to smarmy romantic comedy hell.