I saw the Harold and Kumar Christmas Movie. It is exactly what you think it is.
I saw the Harold and Kumar Christmas Movie. It is exactly what you think it is.
Went to the Mariemont to see "Sarah's Key". Good movie. French-made Holocaust movie and re-released to generate some Oscar buzz. It came out last summer and got lost in the mega-summer explosion-fests that dominate.
It's not without flaws, but at least a movie that makes you think a little. I'd recommend it. A well-told tale.
She used to wake me up with coffee ever morning
I believe this is the exact opposite of Harold and Kumar: A Very 3D Merry Christmas.Originally Posted by Roy Tucker
Watched two movies over the weekend..... Tower Heist... it is pretty funny. A good but not great movie. I'd give it a 7-7.5 out of 10. Eddie Murphy is funny again (first time in what, 15 years?)
Also watched Bad Teacher... it was pretty funny
V for Vendetta
The Devil's Own
Too Big to Fail
There Will Be Blood
TrollHunter
Brick
An interesting mix for sure haha. I watched V for obvious reasons. There Will Be Blood benefited from this being my second viewing. I would probably enjoy Brick more if I gave it a second go as well...
So we watched Tree of Life last night.....it was ok, except I think I got a bootleg copy of the movie because it kept cutting back and forth between Tree of Life and The Discovery Channel's Planet Earth. I called the Playstation Store where I downloaded it from to let them know so they could fix the issue, but they just hung up on me.
"I know a lot about the law and various other lawyerings."
Hitters who avoid outs are the funnest.
I saw "The Decendants" with George Clooney on Saturday. I didn't like it as much as I wanted to. It was very well acted and the characters were well developed, but they were mostly unlikeable and the story was boring.
have you been an alexander payne (as per "election", "sideways", "about schmidt") fan before?
i'm really looking forward to "the descendants".
teach tolerance.
Saw "The Kings Speech", meh if you ask me. Decent movie but don't know what everyone was raving about.
I do like those other movies.
I do think part of the problem with this movie was the George Clooney's character is supposed to be this bumbling, uncordinated, akward guy like Miles in Sideways, but it's George Clooney.
It is by no stretch a bad movie, I just thought it was going to be better.
different strokes for different folks...i loved it dearly, but then i tend to be an anglophile, plus adore colin firth
teach tolerance.
Yeah, The King's Speech was remarkable. I don't know what you didn't like, bucksfan2.
I'm gonna be watching Election soon, here's to hoping this Payne guy knows how to make a movie...
In Time.
Meh..... mediocre at best.
Also saw J. Edgar.
Another meh, hoped for much more.
We'll go down in history as the first society that wouldn't save itself because it wasn't cost effective ~ Kurt Vonnegut
Personally I loved The Kings Speech but I know what it feels like to differ from widespread opinion on a film. I am in the same boat regarding No Country For Old Men.
I loved both of those films. Although I know many people who didn't care for Kings Speech, No Country or There will be Blood when I loved them all.
We'll go down in history as the first society that wouldn't save itself because it wasn't cost effective ~ Kurt Vonnegut
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