journey 2 the mysterious island-Really good.

LOL WUT

The Guard was good.

I can't believe that Midnight in Paris had flown under my radar for this long (all I seem to see these days are kid movies). What a fun film! I was, basically, Owen Wilson's character at one time, completely obsessed with that era and all the ex-pat writers and artists living in Paris. As such, the movie was really enjoyable. I'm not sure that people who aren't into arts, literature, or that decade would find it all that great, though.

Anybody seen Safe House yet? I think I'm going to matinee that one then Underworld tomorrow morning..

Warrior.

Started off decent then went full Disney.

I saw "The Grey" last week. It wasn't as good as I thought it would be. I recommend waiting til it comes out on Netflix.

Watching Eyes Wide Shut on HDNet Movies.

Nicole was ****ing hot back then.

I've seen this a dozen times and still don't get the plot.

Its really just a vehicle for a ton of tits.

Yes. Tits is all. And Nicole's were excellent. The rest of the movie = crap.

Eyes Wide Shut is a psychological character study about marital fidelity (or infidelity). It's outstanding and maybe Kubrick's most misunderstood film.

And Kidman's tits are outstanding.

someone in here mentioned The Serpent And The Rainbow....I watched it last night (hadn't seen it in 20 years) eh...to each his own. I didn't think it was very good.

also watched Real Steel. not one of the greatest movies I've ever seen....but it was surprisingly good. much cooler than I thought it would be.

(random thought that has nothing to do with this thread......Karli Ritter is so hot! tell me more about this crappy weather honey!)

I watched some movie called "The Good, The Bad and the Weird". Korean, I think. It was like a 2 1/2 hour gunfight. I kept almost turning it off, because I kept thinking, "Ok, this is just too much. It's over the top. It's getting silly." But I couldn't turn it off, and then I decided I liked it.

J.F.C. Real Steel had the most cheesy and cliche ending ever

Watched Take Shelter last night. Pretty cool. I watched it without any prior info on the movie, and it really took me by surprise. Recommend it for a rent/stream....

That's great news. The director is from Little Rock, AR (also the brother of the lead singer/songwriter from alt-country band, Lucero.)