What was the last movie you watched?

[Beebz]

Originally Posted by ExistenceNow

Love the Drafthouse shoutout in that article too.

Thought of you when I wrote it.

I really, really need to go to one of those.

[hoke2007]

Senna- 10/10

One of the best documentaries I've ever seen. This was an unbelievable film.

[thebridge15]

Originally Posted by hoke2007

Senna- 10/10

One of the best documentaries I've ever seen. This was an unbelievable film.

Every time I think about it I remember liking it more. Need to give it a rematch soon.

[Beebz]

Senna owns.

[DMBstandUP1984]

watching Wicker Park for the first time

[kto2122]

Originally Posted by hoke2007

Senna- 10/10

One of the best documentaries I've ever seen. This was an unbelievable film.

I've watched it repeatedly. Just amazing.

[jackisback24]

Saw Brave. 7/10. Not bad. Excited that Nemo is coming back to theaters in September.

Heard at work that Batman is already sold out.

[luccic12]

I Love You Man is too fucking funny.

[TablesTurnAgain]

Originally Posted by jackisback24

Saw Brave. 7/10. Not bad. Excited that Nemo is coming back to theaters in September.

Heard at work that Batman is already sold out.

Saw Brave last night too, 6.5/10

One of the weaker Pixar movies, still better than Cars, but they fit in a lot of funny stuff with all the fighting and the little brothers.

I'm excited for Monsters University, that preview was hilarious with Mike on the ceiling fan.

[RJP2741]

Originally Posted by Beebz

http://www.pajiba.com/think_pieces/s...our-spouse.php

Figured Id drop this in here for discussion. Interesting to see the reaction from the Internet vs. people I talk to. Based on what I know about the regulars this thread is gonna come down on the side of "fuck it watch what you want."

I lucked out, my SO is usually pretty willing to go see movies with me. She also doesn't expect me to go with her to see something like The Vow. At the very least she appreciates good acting, even if she doesn't always like the same kind of movie I do.

TV I've had more trouble with. She really just doesn't watch that much TV, I think the last show I successfully hooked her on was LOST. I've struck out with TV shows since then, but she'll usually at least watch an episode with me even if she doesn't have any interest in it.

Originally Posted by ExistenceNow

Allison and I have a very large overlap in movie taste. But if there's something I want to see that she doesn't, I go see it by myself. TV, we have DVR so we watch the shows we both watch together, and watch our individual shows on our own time.

I like the DVR idea, that's good thinking.

[pearljammer]

Originally Posted by kto2122

I've watched it repeatedly. Just amazing.

Would it be good for someone that's not a racing fan?

[som3d3vil34]

Another really great cracked.com read for you movie fans:

http://www.cracked.com/article_19918...e-moments.html

[clayj41]

Originally Posted by pearljammer

Would it be good for someone that's not a racing fan?

Yes, most definitely.

[dre2142]

The Pit (2011)

Documentary on commodity training- was super interesting. Ive always wondered what it was all about. (anyone that has watched "Trading Places" with Eddie Murphy has seen commodity training).

I still dont understand what the fuck theyre doing haha.

[thebridge15]

Originally Posted by pearljammer

Would it be good for someone that's not a racing fan?

Yes. I know nothing about Formula 1 and thought it was very enjoyable.

[TrippingBilly95]

Adventureland. Wow. It might be one of my favorite romance-centered comedies ever. Really enjoyed it; the vibe, the humor, the music. I could relate to Eisenberg's character a lot. Bill Hader was hilarious

[MPizzle06]

Originally Posted by pearljammer

Would it be good for someone that's not a racing fan?

Definitely I despise NASCAR (and it has nothing to do with NASCAR anyway) and know nothing of Formula 1, and I loved the film.

[Jake]

Rewatched a few films recently.


Hitman - best mindless shoot em up country hopper with a smokin hot babe ever

Troll Hunter - if you haven't seen this yet, you must. Like Blair Witch/Cloverfield, only with better camera work & a much better story

Thor - I'm still surprised how good this was. Well done

Ong Bak - never gets old. Great fight Chase scenes

District B13 - as awesome as Ong Bak, only in French.

[dre2142]

Originally Posted by MPizzle06

Definitely I despise NASCAR (and it has nothing to do with NASCAR anyway) and know nothing of Formula 1, and I loved the film.

Check this one out too

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00z8v18

The Killing Years, done by the BBC.

You can watch the entire doc on youtube.

[Beebz]

B13 and its sequel are on netflix. Highly recommend.

[AlpineValley804]

Originally Posted by TrippingBilly95

Adventureland. Wow. It might be one of my favorite romance-centered comedies ever. Really enjoyed it; the vibe, the humor, the music. I could relate to Eisenberg's character a lot. Bill Hader was hilarious

One of my favorites. Rewatched it a couple nights ago and I still loved it as much as ever. It always takes me back to the days of my first job as well as first love.

Have you been drinking drugs?

[BotheDMBFan]

Originally Posted by Jake

Rewatched a few films recently.


Hitman - best mindless shoot em up country hopper with a smokin hot babe ever

Troll Hunter - if you haven't seen this yet, you must. Like Blair Witch/Cloverfield, only with better camera work & a much better story

Thor - I'm still surprised how good this was. Well done

Ong Bak - never gets old. Great fight Chase scenes

District B13 - as awesome as Ong Bak, only in French.

B13 is one of the best action movies ever.

[TablesTurnAgain]

Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter

6/10

Tried my hardest to go into it with an open mind, but I had a very hard time not cringing at all the references to historic people/places/events. Otherwise, this movie was extremely entertaining. Most ridiculous train fight scene ever, it just kept getting more outrageous. I started losing interest towards the end, once all the fighting lost its shock value.

[Beebz]

Casey you still updating your blog?

[ExistenceNow]

Originally Posted by Beebz

Thought of you when I wrote it.

I really, really need to go to one of those.

Wait, you wrote that article?

[Beebz]

Originally Posted by ExistenceNow

Wait, you wrote that article?

Lol yeah i write there about once a week. I thought I posted stuff in here before?

Also, I think Magic Mike is gonna make a shitload of money this weekend. Like $55-$60 mil. Chicks are going crazy for this thing.

[ExistenceNow]

Originally Posted by Beebz

Lol yeah i write there about once a week. I thought I posted stuff in here before?

Also, I think Magic Mike is gonna make a shitload of money this weekend. Like $55-$60 mil. Chicks are going crazy for this thing.

That's awesome, man. I didn't necessarily identify with the issue at hand, but the article was really funny. Definitely dig your style.

I don't recall you posting your own stuff in here, but you probably did and I just thought you were posting up an article you found.

[ExistenceNow]

Originally Posted by Beebz

Lol yeah i write there about once a week. I thought I posted stuff in here before?

Also, I think Magic Mike is gonna make a shitload of money this weekend. Like $55-$60 mil. Chicks are going crazy for this thing.

All the girls at work were talking about it today. Not one of them had ever heard of Steven Soderbergh when I mentioned him.

I really really hate talking about movies at work, and I always end up doing it because everyone knows I watch a lot of movies. My go to answers when people ask me about a movie are "It sucks, you'll love it" or "It's fantastic, you'll hate it."

[Beebz]

Originally Posted by ExistenceNow

That's awesome, man. I didn't necessarily identify with the issue at hand, but the article was really funny. Definitely dig your style.

I don't recall you posting your own stuff in here, but you probably did and I just thought you were posting up an article you found.

Thanks homie. I havent been doing it for too long. A few months. Ants is a good sounding board for topics like that. Plus, it gives you a real sense for what interesting topics arent being addressed.

Its funny, my friends were all "fuck yeah my wife not watching tv drives me crazy." But the Internet was quite different. A lot of people who frequent pop culture sites, rather predictably, tend to be in relationships with people of similar pop culture interests. The whole idea of compromising on a show was just foreign to them.

[Beebz]

Originally Posted by ExistenceNow

All the girls at work were talking about it today. Not one of them had ever heard of Steven Soderbergh when I mentioned him.

I really really hate talking about movies at work, and I always end up doing it because everyone knows I watch a lot of movies. My go to answers when people ask me about a movie are "It sucks, you'll love it" or "It's fantastic, you'll hate it."

about the same in my neck of the woods. Watch this be the highest grossing film Soderbergh ever makes.