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RED with Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman...I really liked it!!! Great cast of characters, funny one liners, extremely predictable, lots of action and just an all around good popcorn flick. Sometimes you just have to see stuff blow up, people bleed, and true love that triumphs over bullets.
Back in the 80's when I was a little kid, I watched this silly little show called "The A-Team". Now they made a movie about it. LOVED IT!!!!! I seriously had my doubts. I thought Hollywood was going to ruin my child hood memories of this goofy show. But they didn't. Perfect cast, awesome explosives, good story line and it was still a bit over the top silly, but NOT slap-stick. I'm going to watch it again!
The Rock with Sean Connery and Nicolas Cage. Man I LOVE that movie
Me too! That is a classic in my house. We love to yell out the one-liners from Connery and The Marines.
I saw Frankie & Alice recently, featuring Halle Berry as a young woman with dissociative identity disorder. I'm always fascinated by that, so it was interesting. She did a great job.
Having a movie night- so far have watched My Soul To Take ( pretty good) The Last Excorcism ( eh, the ending sucked, but good up til then) and Buried. That was just depressing. Good....but depressing. Need some comic relief, watching The Hangover next. If we're still going strong and my rear end hasn't atrophied from sitting on the couch we may watch Everything's Fine.
Just saw "True Grit" and definitely would buy it, great movie! Also saw "Crazy Heart", was actually disappointed and didn't think it was anything special.
Movies I saw this weekend were: "Megamind" @ the dollar fifty theater, was good! Very entertaining. Good for kids and adults.
"Cyrus", w/ John. C. Riley, Marisa Tomei, and Jonah Hill. Was not bad, was expecting much more crazy humor (considering the cast) but overall, a cute love story, dealing w/ fairly realistic but disfunctional problems, plus alot of very lowkey, awkward humor.
Watched The Town for the heck of it before returning it to the video store for my son; was surprised how much I liked it, and it had a good cast, even though it was a little predictable. But do they really use the "F" word that much in Boston?
I had to watch the 1950's version of The Body Snatchers for my Intro to Film class. It was awful to the point of being laughable - the 1970's remake with Donald Sutherland is completely superior. One instance where the remake is better than the original classic by far.
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