Originally Posted By alexbook Up (2D) free screening for DLR Cast Members no snacks Second time I've seen and enjoyed it. Got to see the part I'd missed in the middle the first time. Surprised to hear pops and see splices--the movie hasn't been playing that long, but already this print was looking old. (Evening was somewhat spoiled by trouble getting home, but that's not the movie's fault.)
Originally Posted By Autopia Deb Land of the Lost Theater No snacks Meh. It didn't suck and the guys liked it a lot.
Originally Posted By ibob The Taking of Pelham 123 *** Theatre / Movie House Dove (dark chocolate) John Travolta with 'tude My kinda flick ...
Originally Posted By LPFan22 Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day DVR'd from HBO or Cinemax no snacks I thought it was sweet.
Originally Posted By alexbook I don't usually bother posting about movies I watch at home, but... Gus video no snacks So bad it's hilarious. I really enjoyed this, but maybe not in the way intended. For those who haven't seen it, it's a Disney "comedy" from the 1970's about a mule that kicks field goals. And check out the "all star" cast: Ed Asner, Don Knotts, Bob Crane, Tom Bosley, Tim Conway, Harold Gould, Dick Van Patten, Dick Butkus, and Johnny Unitas.
Originally Posted By Sara Tonin Up in 3D theater white chedder popcorn and diet coke the kids loved Kevin, I was partial to Dug
Originally Posted By Labuda Ok, so saw Hangover with my friend two wees ago - laughed our booties off. Very funny flick. Last Sunday we saw The taking of Pelham 123. REALLY good. Denzel did not disappoint, and Travolta was good, too. Right now I'm going crazy trying to find where, if anywhere, Dead Snow will be playing here in Austin when it starts its limited release tomorrow. Norwegian Nazi Zombie flick - I WANNA SEE IT!!!!
Originally Posted By Rsey103 THE BROTHERS BLOOM I like Adrien Brody and Mark Ruffalo---just not in this. Neither the characters or the story interested or engaged me. I lost patience with it and walked out. Later, I satisfied my mild curiosity about how it ended by looking it up on wikipedia. Skip it....
Originally Posted By Autopia Deb Terminator:Salvation Local theater, no snacks. I really enjoyed it and got a kick out of the little homages sprinkled in the movie. It's my week for giant fighting robots. I'll be taking Kyle to Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen on Saturday. I'm not expecting a good plot, story or good acting. But I AM expecting good SFX and lot's of giant robot carnage! I don't think I'll be disappointed, lol.
Originally Posted By DAR Transformers:Revenge of the Fallen If you want good acting, good writing and plot, look somewhere else. It's a movie about giant robots fighting. It looks like it cost about 1 billion dollars. Everything and everyone looks great in the film. It is a tad overlong but it's still great fun. Ignore the critics and just have a good time.
Originally Posted By Schmitty Good Vibes I just saw UP in D3D. No early bird discount, so no snacks, but it was worth the $10.50
Originally Posted By DAR Wow we don't watch movies anymore Bruno-I was aware of who Sacha Baron Cohen was through the Ali G show. My favorite character was Borat. I thought Bruno was okay in very small doses on the show. Therein lies the problem with this movie. Bruno is simply not a sympathetic character. And a little of him goes a long way. With Borat there was kind a sweetness to the character even though he was duping people. But you kind of liked him. Here it just comes across as mean spirited and worst of all for a comedy terribly unfunny. D- only reason why it isn't an F is because there was one scene that did elicit a chuckle.
Originally Posted By Sara Tonin Ice Age 3-Dawn of the Dinosaurs (in 3D) cheetos and coke zero We enjoyed the movie. Lots of cuteness, and there were several laugh out loud moments. I took two nine year olds and a seven year old, they liked the movie and didn't get bored or figgity. Next weekend...G-Force! It doesn't look promising...well see...
Originally Posted By Sara Tonin I almost forgot...I watched Knowing with Nick Cage...it was okay...seemed like one of those terrible scifi movies from my childhood. Just don't watch it on a hot day.
Originally Posted By Spooky Ghost Wow, havent posted over here in awhile. Transformers 2 Theatre Wow, just easily one of, if not THE worst movie i've ever seen. The whole thing has the feel that the screenplay was written on an etch a sketch. The plot sort of lazily wanders from one scene to the next without even the slightest shred of logic and the movie has plot holes you can drive a truck through (If Megan Fox had the shard thingery, why didnt they use that to revive Optimus Prime in the first place instead of going after the matrix of mcguffin?) Now I know what to expect when going to a big dumb action movie and I turn off my brain accordigly. But if I shut it off and I still find it unbelivably stupid I just think theres too many problems to name. So yeah, needless to say, a solid... F Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince Theatre- Midnight Showing. Definitly my favorite of the Potter series so far, I really liked that it mostly stuck with the book without cutting anything too crucial, while also existing as its own movie. I loved the romantic subplot with the teens and the young lady playing Lavender was hillarious with all her "Won-Wons". All the tweaks to the storyline were great, particularly the attack on the Burrow, spicing up which is mostly a talky plot with a good action sequence, and anything that gives Helena Bonham Carter more screentime is A-ok with me! A big ol A from me, and I eagerly await Deathly Hallows Part 1 next November!
Originally Posted By jasmine7 I know I'm really late here, but thanks, beamer, for the tip on the Watchmen merch. Managed to get a messenger bag for half-off. Last Wednesday & Saturday: Harry Potter & the Half-Blood Prince nachos & Coke Zero I love this movie so much. They really did a great job translating it to film. I was really surprised by some of the performances; Tom Felton blew me away as Draco. He's really come a long way. I'm probably going to go see it again this weekend. Sunday: The Big Bus own it on DVD I haven't watched this film since I was a kid, but it was still pretty much as funny as I remember. Yesterday: 300 own it on DVD Good action movie. Kind of neat to see a couple of familiar Watchmen faces in it (the boy who played young Leonidas also played young Rorschach; he's director Zack Snyder's son. And the other is the fellow who played Hollis Mason in Watchmen). Now I need to get around to reading the graphic novel it's based on.
