can\'t remember if anyone\'s mentioned Michael Clayton....
i\'m sure somebody has, but i just watched it again and , wow! just really well done all around i thought- had my heart pumpin for a minute
In Bruges
In Martin McDonagh\'s dark comedy, after accidentally killing an innocent boy in London, hit men Ray (Colin Farrell, in a Golden Globe-winning role) and Ken (Brendan Gleeson) are sent by their boss, Harry (Ralph Fiennes), to lay low in Bruges, Belgium. Uncomfortable in this foreign city, the two professional killers meet ecletic characters (including a drug-dealing beauty, a little person actor and a pregnant hotel owner) and soon get into trouble.
I liked this movie more than I thought I would. The ads made it looks more like a straight forward comedy, but it\'s more than that.
^^^ sounds interesting.
Might be the next Netflix.
Watchmen
Very long (just shy of 3hrs) but a great movie. Very entertaining lots of action, some brutal violence, even a love story. I def enjoyed it. Just pee before you go in the theater.
Watchmen
Very long (just shy of 3hrs) but a great movie. Very entertaining lots of action, some brutal violence, even a love story. I def enjoyed it. Just pee before you go in the theater.
interesting.
i\'ve heard from two different people ( who i may or may not trust their opinions on films) that i shouldn\'t even bother seeing this movie...
may give it a go on your recommendation mr. me!
My roommate won\'t give it a rest. He read the entire comic recently and became obsessed with Watchmen basically overnight. Needless to say, he has grown my interest. I can\'t believe that\'s not Robert Downey Jr. in those ads I see everywhere?!
And from what I hear there is some nice Malin Ackerman nudity....?
Watchmen
Very long (just shy of 3hrs) but a great movie. Very entertaining lots of action, some brutal violence, even a love story. I def enjoyed it. Just pee before you go in the theater.
interesting.
i\'ve heard from two different people ( who i may or may not trust their opinions on films) that i shouldn\'t even bother seeing this movie...
may give it a go on your recommendation mr. me!
Very long movie. It wasn\'t a bad movie, but it didn\'t really do it for me either. I have a feeling that if I had read the book I would have enjoyed the movie much more. Too much hopping around and backstory. Great character development, but the plot left something to be desired.
And from what I hear there is some nice Malin Ackerman nudity....?
YES SIR! Took me forever to realize who she was
http://api.ning.com/files/W13YKuB9DvEJ-GVpySU8k7ckY8JShXR*4JsQ5484FvU_/MalinAkerman.bmp
i can\'t remember the last time i sat through a movie that long. i enjoyed it, i just wish that i had read the book. i\'ve still kind of had the film in mind for the last few days and can\'t really come to a final decision on whether or not i thought it just had too much going on. the cast was excellent and malin ackerman = beautiful.
also, i really thought that danny bonaduce was in this movie lol.
lord of the rings?
never saw it 
gettysburg is the only other uber long movie that comes to mind...
oh, yeah, actually, has anyone seen Che or know if it is still playing?
oh, yeah, actually, has anyone seen Che or know if it is still playing?
I\'m skeptical about this movie. Any isight from someone that\'s seen it would be great. Is this a true biography or is it slanted to put Che in a good light. His early years (as chronicled in The Motorcycle Diaries) were tollerable, but he really wasn\'t a good person towards the later part of his life. I\'ll probably see this, but I get frustrated because I see the younger generations wearing Che shirts without knowing what he was all about.
oh and btw: the music in watchmen is def great. Loved the way they paired it with the on screen visuals. esp during the love scene.
YES SIR! Took me forever to realize who she was
tell me about it, it was irritating me throughout the movie "where
the hell do I know her from?" A friend had to tell me after the fact. Her mom was also Vince\'s agent on Entourage after they fired Ari.
