Eh, I thought that movie sucked. It did a good job of building tension, but I hated that all the 'stories' took the weird route.



Also, the movie gets an automatic 3 point reduction for not showing the blonde chick's tits in the 'frequency killer' story. Seriously, they should have thrown us a bone on that one.

The honeymoon one was creepy as ****.

I'm happy to have spurred you into action, the ending was a shocker eh? you're not sure exactly what kind of ending they're going with...

Oswalt impressed me quite a bit, i'd never seen him act but he brought a sweetness, a genuine emotion to the role that surprised me.

Saw Blair Witch Project for the first time. Meh. The dialogue was MUCH better than anything in the Paranormal Activity movies though.

I will be watching this ASAP.

Vhs was ok. I expected better. I could also see it as a showtime series. I will look it up later. But there is a british movie similar. But waaaaaaay more ****ed up.

Also hansel and gretal. It wss not bad. No idea why it got such bad reviews. Better cgi then hobbit. Also rated r. Good enjoyable fantasy action.basically a much better version of hugh jackmans vampire hunter movie.

Id love to know how they got all these name actors to appear and do all this?????



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Here is a list, in chronological order according to segment, of the best and worst things famous people did and said in Movie 43.

"The Pitch"

Dennis Quaid — who in the movie is pitching the sketches that eventually make up the rest of Movie 43 to a studio executive played by Greg Kinnear — talks about driving in a car with Isabella Rossellini. But because of her lactose intolerance, he had to drive with his head out of the window. You know: farts.
"The Catch"

Kate Winslet goes on a blind date with Hugh Jackman. At first she's excited, but ...
Hugh Jackman has testicles coming from his neck. Throughout the sketch, he rests them on a babies head, accidentally dips them into a bowl of vichyssoise, and when he gets cold, they retract closer to his neck.
"Homeschooled"

Naomi Watts and Liev Schreiber play parents who home-school their son. But to give him a real high-school experience, Schreiber calls him a "bundle of sticks" and Watts calls him "**** face."
To give her son his first sexual experience, Watts French kisses him while he just stares forward not moving.
"The Proposition"

Chris Pratt and Anna Faris are on a picnic. Pratt is going to propose, but before he can, Faris asks, "Will you poop on me?"
J.B. Smoove to Pratt: "She didn't say 'shitting.' Shitting is something you do on a whore. Pooping is what you do on someone you love."
J.B. calls laxatives "poop Viagra."
Pratt eats a lot of tacos on the toilet and then drinks a bottle of poop Viagra.
Pratt is ready, but Faris wants to be cute and romantic first.
Frustrated, Pratt to Faris: "Roll over and let me shit on you." Which causes Faris to run away.
Chasing after Faris, Pratt gets hit by a car and poop flies all over the place.
Faris's response: "All of this was for me!?"
"Veronica"

Kieran Culkin works at a grocery store. He and Emma Stone have a fairly explicit conversation that, unbeknownst to them, is broadcasted over the store's PA. Culkin says most of the vulgar stuff, but it really gets Stone going.
Emma Stone to Kieran Culkin: "You look like the kid who got cancer for Christmas."
Culkin fingers Stone's mouth.
A crying Emma Stone to Kieran Culkin: "Do you still like fingers in your butt hole?"
"Superhero Speed Dating"

Justin Long plays Robin to Jason Sudeikis's Batman. They were very bad costumes. Long is trying to speed-date.
Uma Thurman as Lois Lane explains that she broke up from Superman, but now the hero just floats outside her window jerking off. "His jizz is like a shotgun blast," she says, explaining why her window is broken.
Batman hides under the table (there is no tablecloth; he is in plain sight) for Robin's next date, which is with Supergirl (Kristen Bell).
Batman about Supergirl's vagina: "Dude, it's like a giant cornfield. I feel like at any moment Shoeless Joe Jackson is going to walk out and ask me to have catch."
Leslie Bibb, as Wonder Woman, talking to Batman: "Do you know what it's like going to Planned Parenthood alone when you're Wonder Woman?"
Robin kisses Supergirl, only for Batman to remove her mask and reveal it's actually the Riddler.
Batman: "Bush that size is good for only one thing, and that thing is hiding a wang."
"iBabe"

Richard Gere, Kate Bosworth, Aasif Mandvi, and Jack McBrayer have a meeting because teenage boys are trying to have sex with the iBabe, which is an MP3 player that looks like a full-size naked woman. The problem is the engineers put a small fan inside the MP3 player's vagina and teenage boys are getting their penises mangled.
Richard Gere: "Other MP3 players don't have warnings not to have sex with it."
McBrayer introduces the iBabe special edition, which is a naked black woman.
Gere feels up the iBabe and gets his finger slightly cut by the fan in her vagina.
"Middleschool Date"

Chloë Moretz makes out with a boy on his couch.She stands up from the couch and you can see period blood through her light jeans. She runs to the bathroom.
When she gets back, the young date thinks fruit punch was spilled on the couch.
Moretz tries to hide what has happened and stands close to the wall. As she moves, we see blood on the walls.Christopher Mintz-Plasse, as the older brother trying to help: "I have frozen peas and a sponge."
"Happy Birthday"

Johnny Knoxville captures a leprechaun (Gerard Butler) for his roommate, Seann William Scott.
Butler: "Do you want the lights on or off when I **** you with a pair of rusty scissors?"
Butler: "Lick my crusty Irish taint."
"Truth or Dare"

Halle Berry and Stephen Merchant are on a date. They play truth or dare.
Berry: "Are you circumcised?"
Berry: "I can go home and watch Family Guy."
Merchant buys a stripper's outfit and strips for a bachelorette party.
Berry stirs guacamole with an obviously prosthetic breast.
Berry, using a turkey baster, squeezes hot sauce into her vagina.
They both get plastic surgery. Merchant is made to look like an Asian.
"Victory's Glory"

Terrence Howard:
"Bloopers"

Jackman is dribbling water out of his mouth onto his neck-testicles and says, "I can't ****ing do it."
Stone: "He's had his finger in my mouth for two minutes."
Berry jiggles her giant prosthetic breasts around.
Gere, McBrayer, and Mandvi trade off saying "mangle dicks."
"Beezel"

Elizabeth Banks moves in with Josh Duhamel, but Duhamel has a pet cat named Beezel that is "super silly." (The cat is animated.)
Banks walks in on Beezel jerking off to pictures of Duhamel.
Banks imagines Beezel making out with Duhamel, which you see acted out in a thought bubble.
Beezel pisses all over Banks.
While Banks and Duhamel have sex, the camera cuts to Beezel having sex with a teddy bear while putting a brush in his own butt.
Banks eventually hits Beezel with a shovel a whole bunch of times.
Banks is killed by a bunch of kids.

Maybe NSFW because of bad language.

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Amazing, I'd seen that in the past but Jesus ****ing Christ, each clip I say 'No, that's the best one.' Its a ****ing murderer's row of iconic scenes. If I had a gun to my head, I'd have to go with R. Lee Ermey's dialog. That role was a ****ing touchstone of American Cinema.

Steers and Queers and Reacharound might never have entered the American vernacular without those scenes.

I strongly considered Huffman in Midnight Cowboy because it was the most spontaneous, but man its amazing how much of the best moments in cinema were spur of the moment.

FWIW steers and queers was used five years earlier by Louis Gosset Jr. as the DI in An Officer & A Gentleman.Like I said fwiw.

I am in the middle of The Godfather II right now. I watched the first half last night and will finish it tonight. Just as good as the first one so far.

Just watched "Bridges of Madison County" . Haven't seen it in yrs. such a good damned movie.

Just finished The Godfather II. As you all already know, it was a really good movie. Very sad at the end with Fredo.

Watched "Hotel Transylvania" last night with the kids. It was actually pretty decent and watchable. The kids loved it, too.