MOVIES you watched this week? (DVD) - Page 28

ILoveFM · #**406** 06-09-2010, 11:39 PM

I've seen a 1000 movies lately.

Untraceable- it was pretty good. It was a little graphic for my taste though.

Vantage Point- I saw it when it first came out and loved it. Then I rented it again. Still good. Very predictable though.

Deep Blue Sea- everyone dies in this movie (well all but 2 of the main characters). It was funny. I'm not sure if it was meant to be, but I got a good chuckle out of it.

It's Complicated- I love everything Meryl does. I found this charming and hilarious. I loved the pot smoking scene

Domestic Disturbance- John Travolta and Vince Vaugh are in this movie. I'm still watching it right now. Its ok so far.

The Recruit- I loved this! Colin Farrel is hot

LukeA · #**407** 06-10-2010, 12:00 AM

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Untraceable- it was pretty good. It was a little graphic for my taste though.

Most of this movie was filmed in and immediately around where I was living at the time. The filming for the dramatic climax sequence on the bridge kept me from getting any sleep for at least four nights (damned floodlights).

The studio also built a couple very realistic facades in a vacant lot and against an abandoned building- so realistic that- since I had just moved to the neighborhood- I had to reacclimate myself in the neighborhood after the film crew left town!

That said... not a bad film. Quite accurate in its portrayal of Portland (WAY more than, say, "Mr. Brooks". What is it about Portland and serial killers?)

**mylittledemon** · #**408** 06-10-2010, 12:26 AM

Whatever Works - pretty damn funny

Bart Got a Room - not as funny as it should have been

Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus - I should've liked this more than I do... but it's still a fun watch

ILoveFM · #**409** 06-10-2010, 01:31 AM

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Most of this movie was filmed in and immediately around where I was living at the time. The filming for the dramatic climax sequence on the bridge kept me from getting any sleep for at least four nights (damned floodlights).

The studio also built a couple very realistic facades in a vacant lot and against an abandoned building- so realistic that- since I had just moved to the neighborhood- I had to reacclimate myself in the neighborhood after the film crew left town!

That said... not a bad film. Quite accurate in its portrayal of Portland (WAY more than, say, "Mr. Brooks". What is it about Portland and serial killers?)

Oh wow, I would have died! If there's ever a thriller horror movie shot in my town, I would freak out. Oh and the bridge scene made me scream. I'm such a girl haha

The scene were he burns the body with acid is going to give me nightmares tonight. I think Diance Lane is a lovely actress and I love Billy Burke!

iamnotafraid · #**410** 06-10-2010, 01:36 AM

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I think Diane Lane is a lovely actress

Have you seen "Touched By Love"?

MissLadyLoki · #**411** 06-10-2010, 11:16 AM

I get netflix, so I practically live off movies, and when i don't have one at night, I feel lost as to what I'm gonna watch (unless Golden Girls is on lol)

Alice in Wonderland- Typical Tim Burton strangeness, but surprisingly good

Inglorious Basterds- Netflix took a few months to send it to me, and if it wasn't for that, i would've sent it back after the first half hour. Far too long, very boring (save for a few funny Brad Pitt scenes), too much of it in German and French (the fact that the subtitles were small and in yellow didn't help too), and just an all-around stupid movie

Miss Vicky · #**412** 06-10-2010, 11:25 AM

^Wow. "Tim Burton strangeness" said like it's a bad thing and Inglourious Basterds described as "boring and stupid"?

You and I could NEVER watch movies together.

MissLadyLoki · #**413** 06-10-2010, 11:36 AM

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^Wow. "Tim Burton strangeness" said like it's a bad thing and Inglourious Basterds described as "boring and stupid"?

You and I could NEVER watch movies together.

Good, I won't with you

ILoveFM · #**414** 06-10-2010, 01:47 PM

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Have you seen "Touched By Love"?

I have not! Should I rent it?

iamnotafraid · #**415** 06-10-2010, 05:14 PM

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I have not! Should I rent it?

Yes you should if it's available.
It does have an Elvis element to it.

hayley · #**416** 06-10-2010, 06:53 PM

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^Wow. "Tim Burton strangeness" said like it's a bad thing and Inglourious Basterds described as "boring and stupid"?

You and I could NEVER watch movies together.

Haha, you and I had the same reaction to that post. Although I was not much of a fan of Alice in Wonderland - I haven't really loved anything of his since Big Fish, although I think I'm in the minority loving that one!

I just watched Fright Night for the first time, I enjoyed it. I like anything where the vampires don't sparkle. I've been reading they're remaking it with a cast that sounds awesome to me - Toni Collette, Anton Yelchin, Colin Farrell, David Tennant, McLovin'.

chelluversu · #**417** 06-10-2010, 07:38 PM

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Haha, you and I had the same reaction to that post. Although I was not much of a fan of Alice in Wonderland - I haven't really loved anything of his since Big Fish, although I think I'm in the minority loving that one!

I just watched Fright Night for the first time, I enjoyed it. I like anything where the vampires don't sparkle. I've been reading they're remaking it with a cast that sounds awesome to me - Toni Collette, Anton Yelchin, Colin Farrell, David Tennant, McLovin'.

David Tennant as in Doctor Who??? must see

Rent- I've seen this movie wayyyy too many times. I love this movie to death!

Down Came A Blackbird- this movie is kinda sad...the ending was a little predictable to me (only to me...no one else saw it coming). Over all...good movie.

The Sixth Sense- I love watching this movie over and over again because I notice stuff that I didn't notice before. Things I saw this time: the guy who killed him was a patient of his (I hadn't seen this movie in a really long time...), there was a big ass blood stain on the back of bruce's shirt that I didn't even see when he realized he was dead, Mischa Barton was in this movie..., chyeaa...

Mean Girls- I watched it again because it came on ABC Family...unacceptable lol... I will love this movie forever...and I finally noticed Amy Poehler (sp?).

ILoveFM · #**418** 06-11-2010, 12:11 AM

I'm watching "The Last Kiss Goodnight" with Genee Davis and Samuel Jackson. After it's over, I'll come back and review it.

20 days until Eclipse (midnight premier baby!) Yes I'm one of those silly little fan girls

make fun of me.

ILoveFM · #**419** 06-13-2010, 03:41 AM

Galaxy Quest. Haha I love this movie.

MissLadyLoki · #**420** 06-13-2010, 09:14 AM

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Galaxy Quest. Haha I love this movie.

That movie is hilarious, especially the part where the ship scrapes when they try to leave.