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Re: Recently watched Posted by Agent Smith on Mon May 29th 2006 at 12:57pm
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I thought Mi2 was the best out of the three movies, had a pretty good
mix of everything and was well balanced. At least as far as an action
movie goes :smile: .

Saw the trailer for the new bond movie, Casino Royale (which funnily
enough happens to be the name of a bond spoof starring Peter Sellers,
David Niven and Orson Welles). The link is below:

http://www.007.com

Looks like it might be okay, even if the new guy doesn't look like a
bond. One disturbing detail I noticed in the trailer is that bond is
wearing a hawaiian shirt throughout, perhaps a terrible omen of what is
to come :smile: .

Speaking of omen, The Omen looks... interesting. I believe, like many movies nowadays its a remake of an old movie.

Also don't post any spoliers for Lost. We are about half-way through
the second season here and I will be forced to kill whoever ruins it
for me, having wasted about 8 hrs of my life watching Lost 15 minute
recaps. Also looking forward to seeing if there is any link between Mi3
and Lost, or just a lame attempt to boost the box office earnings.
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Re: Recently watched Posted by mazemaster on Mon May 29th 2006 at 8:27pm
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<< For reference, I liked MI1, didnt like MI2, and think MI3 is the best of the 3.
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Re: Recently watched Posted by reaper47 on Tue May 30th 2006 at 12:02pm
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Alright they're playing the old MIs everywhere on TV and now, having seen MI1 for the 3rd time or so, I still don't get the end. What's happening in that stupid train? I don't care about the NOC list but who are all those people and what do they want?
Re: Recently watched Posted by FatStrings on Wed May 31st 2006 at 3:50am
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in my oppinion mi1 was easily the best and i mi3 was acceptable, i can't really remember anything of mi2 i'll have to watch it again
Re: Recently watched Posted by Crono on Wed May 31st 2006 at 4:11am
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in my oppinion mi1 was easily the best and i mi3 was acceptable, i can't really remember anything of mi2 i'll have to watch it again
No, you don't have to.
If you think MI:3 is only acceptable, then you'll just be wasting your time with MI:2. God, what an awful movie.
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Re: Recently watched Posted by FatStrings on Wed May 31st 2006 at 4:16am
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i saw it once like 7 years ago i think
by the way, i watched avp today, it was interesting since they've had so many games
the movie surprised me and i actually found it to be fairly good, with an interesting twist in the ending
however, my oppinion might be slightly effected by how badass the predators are
Re: Recently watched Posted by reaper47 on Thu Jun 1st 2006 at 3:16pm
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Just saw The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou. I guess there are a lot of people who would fall asleep watching it but I love the little visual gags. Not much laugh-out-loud funny it's just plain absurd and rather cool.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Spartan on Thu Jun 1st 2006 at 4:07pm
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reaper47 said:
Just saw The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou. I guess there are a lot of people who would fall asleep watching it but I love the little visual gags. Not much laugh-out-loud funny it's just plain absurd and rather cool.
That is one of my all time favorite movies. I just fell in love with the artistic style they represented in it. It was a much different film than what we've seen in the past several years.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Dr Brasso on Thu Jun 1st 2006 at 4:09pm
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watched an episode of "deadwood" last night....the one where Al is trying to pass a bladder stone.....has the hooker stick her thumb up his ass for a "pain diversion" attempt.....i havent laughed that hard since the last time i saw it....serious show, but that just kills me every time i see it.... :lol:

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Re: Recently watched Posted by reaper47 on Thu Jun 1st 2006 at 6:01pm
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reaper47 said:
Just saw The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou. I guess there are a lot of people who would fall asleep watching it but I love the little visual gags. Not much laugh-out-loud funny it's just plain absurd and rather cool.
That is one of my all time favorite movies. I just fell in love with the artistic style they represented in it. It was a much different film than what we've seen in the past several years.
Wes Anderson also directed The Royal Tenenbaums. Another favourite of mine.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Sat Jun 3rd 2006 at 12:22am
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Just finished "Rumor has it"

Good clean, funny, slobber movie.

Two thumbs up!

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Re: Recently watched Posted by FatStrings on Sat Jun 3rd 2006 at 6:13am
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just finished watching Good Will Hunting in one sitting for the first time
i'd watched several parts of it several times but it's so much better in one piece
still a good movie
Re: Recently watched Posted by Spartan on Sat Jun 3rd 2006 at 5:21pm
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Just watched an episode of "The Dog Whisper" for the first time. I was actually impressed at Czar's ability to turn aggresive dogs into well mannered ones.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Addicted to Morphine on Tue Jun 6th 2006 at 9:20pm
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Just watched Slap Shot last night. I only watched it because all my hockey player friends jizz whenever the movie gets mentioned. And they all have the Hanson brothers up on their wall.

I wasn't too impressed. If you indulge in hockey fights though, you'll probably have a good time, eh?
Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Thu Jun 8th 2006 at 2:02am
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Just finished glory road.

Excellent.

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Re: Recently watched Posted by Crono on Thu Jun 8th 2006 at 3:34am
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Just finished glory road.
Excellent.
Bulls**t, I could have pulled a better movie out of my ass.

Why is Josh Lucas in so many bad movies? He isn't a bad actor. (Glory Road, Poseidon, Stealth)
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Re: Recently watched Posted by Hugh on Mon Jun 19th 2006 at 10:03am
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Firewall - basically a recontextualized Air Force One, but I like Ford/Bettany in general so whoo. Good enough but nothing really interesting.

Hostel - started off well enough with nudity, but then bam, violence! I liked it though, just pretty damn gross at parts. And I just loved those little kids at the end... poopheads throughout the film but just awesome at the end. :smile:
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Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Mon Jun 19th 2006 at 7:16pm
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Crono said:
out of my ass...
TMI sir... WAY to much.

Besides, it has never been the general consensus that any of us recognize quality viewing. :razz:

Recently watched Nanny McPhee.. two thumbs up. HQ kids flick.

watched the new Pink Panther today.. Although it contained a bit to much silliness, it was still chock full of my kind of humor.

Watched Firewall last week. I agree that its a tired scenario but, it was still masterfully handled.

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Re: Recently watched Posted by Crono on Mon Jun 19th 2006 at 9:15pm
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You have a bad habit of mis-quoting people.
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Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Mon Jun 19th 2006 at 9:37pm
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<DIV class=quote>
<DIV class=quotetitle>? quoting Crono</DIV>
<DIV class=quotetext>You have a bad habit of mis-quoting people.</DIV></DIV>

You should talk. :eek:

Anyway, you have got to see the humor in that quote.. I was rolling and hooting.

I forgot to mention. I watched Underworld Evolution last week. Top rate second chapter... Cannot wait for the third installment.

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Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Mon Jun 19th 2006 at 11:25pm
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Just finished Freedomland.

A must see movie. It, has a message. :cry:

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Re: Recently watched Posted by Crono on Mon Jun 19th 2006 at 11:48pm
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Orpheus said:
Crono said:
You have a bad habit of mis-quoting people.
You should talk. :eek:
Anyway, you have got to see the humor in that quote.. I was rolling and hooting.
I forgot to mention. I watched Underworld Evolution last week. Top rate second chapter... Cannot wait for the third installment.
What kind of childish comeback is that? I always fully quote people. Never cutting it down past a sentence.

I'm waiting for the inevitable longer cut of Evolution. (for purchase, of course)
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Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Tue Jun 20th 2006 at 12:06am
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What kind of childish comeback is that? I always fully quote people. Never cutting it down past a sentence.

I'm waiting for the inevitable longer cut of Evolution. (for purchase, of course)
Even if you double quoted every word, you'd still manage to misquote. :heee:

Yeah, I liked the show so much that I watched it twice. A fuller/longer version would be super neato.

/me contemplates childishnessitudal responsiveness of my replies.

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Re: Recently watched Posted by French Toast on Tue Jun 20th 2006 at 2:12am
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Oooh, I saw Da Vinci Code. And it was like good and stuff. Anone eseen Nacho Libre? That's looks funny .
Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Wed Jun 21st 2006 at 1:42am
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watched Road to perdition today. Dunno how I missed this one.

Great flick.

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Re: Recently watched Posted by reaper47 on Wed Jun 21st 2006 at 12:15pm
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watched Road to perdition today. Dunno how I missed this one.
Great flick.
Yea, one of the few Mafia dramas I actually like. From the director of American Beauty I think.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Crono on Wed Jun 21st 2006 at 8:09pm
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Based off a graphic novel too.
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Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Fri Jun 23rd 2006 at 1:50am
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Just finished "The hills have eyes"

If I didn't know the history of atomic weaponry, this movie wouldn't have disturbed me so much.

The US military was evil in their ignorance of the impact on the human body.

They actually watched the detonation of several bombs "from a safe distance of course" :rolleyes:

Weapons that effect our offspring should be banned forever!

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Re: Recently watched Posted by FatStrings on Sat Jun 24th 2006 at 6:36pm
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just watched Grandma's Boy and decided that it is one of the funniest movies i have ever seen
also watched Girl Next Door and was pleased to find that it wasn't just another highschool porn
Re: Recently watched Posted by Nickelplate on Sat Jun 24th 2006 at 9:54pm
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Just watched The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Funny. Good.
I tried sniffing coke, but the ice cubes kept getting stuck in my nose.
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Re: Recently watched Posted by Spartan on Sat Jun 24th 2006 at 10:54pm
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Just watched the paint dry on my walls. Very exciting indeed.
Re: Recently watched Posted by gimpinthesink on Sat Jun 24th 2006 at 10:56pm
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Its not as good as the radio and tv shows. Shame it wasnt finished either as Duglas Dadams died before he had finished writing it.

The one part of it I really liked was seeing the original Mavin making a brief camio in the que on the thingys (carnt remember there name) homeworld.
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Re: Recently watched Posted by Nickelplate on Sun Jun 25th 2006 at 2:09am
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I just finished King Kong, the new one with Jack Black. This is one of the best movies I've ever seen. Really. Hugh and I have spent many a night trying to figure out what, if anything, couild kick a T-rex's arse. Well, King Kong took on 3 at a time with his woman in one hand. I'm pretty sure King Kong could take Dracula and maybe even Frankenstein's Monster. Simultaneously.
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Re: Recently watched Posted by French Toast on Sun Jun 25th 2006 at 3:36am
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also watched Girl Next Door and was pleased to find that it wasn't just another highschool porn
Elisha still wasn't nude enough though.

Just saw Nacho Libre. <3.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Crono on Sun Jun 25th 2006 at 5:01am
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I just finished King Kong, the new one with Jack Black. This is one of the best movies I've ever seen. Really. Hugh and I have spent many a night trying to figure out what, if anything, couild kick a T-rex's arse. Well, King Kong took on 3 at a time with his woman in one hand. I'm pretty sure King Kong could take Dracula and maybe even Frankenstein's Monster. Simultaneously.
I'd like to see King Kong fight the Hulk. I mean, the Hulk would win, but ... man would that be awesome.

I love this movie so much. One of my favorite parts is when Kong breaks the (It's actually a "V-Rex", that's name Weta dubbed) T-Rex's jaw and pushes it into its brain. Then he plays with the jaw pieces to make sure it's dead. Awesome. (Andy Serkis deserves awards)

The only thing I HATE is that they didn't have the foresight to shoot the damn thing on digital media! It's shot on film, so the amazing CG work goes to waste in some of the composite shots because the people look like they have no reason to be there. It wasn't that bad in theaters, noticeable, but not bad. But on DVD, it's just like ... what the hell?

Clarification:
If you're confused on what the issue is, it's that the people are far more blurry than the CG elements, so the people look out of place. It's a shame too, because everything else is terrific.

I'm going to see Superman Returns on Tuesday evening and crap my pants at how awesome it is.
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Re: Recently watched Posted by Nickelplate on Sun Jun 25th 2006 at 5:38am
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Yeah, i noticed on the DVD that it seemed like KK kinda "jumped through" some people when he was coming out of the alleyway.
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Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Sun Jun 25th 2006 at 11:18am
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I'd like to see King Kong fight the Hulk. I mean, the Hulk would win, but ... man would that be awesome.

I'm going to see Superman Returns on Tuesday evening and crap my pants at how awesome it is.
I'd rather not have this thread to derailed but, in my youth I spent an inordinate amount of my spare change on comic books. There was a short lived series on the classifications of comic hero's/villains. In them, there were hypothetical battles between them, both DC and Marvel were represented. Neither were necessarily pitted against each other (DC vs. Marvel) or (Hero vs. Villain)

They were pitted against each other by class. Thor battled Hulk.. Hulk won. Spider man battled someone and lost.. so on and so forth. Right down to Batman who has no special powers other than his noggin..

Anyway, it was a great series. Everyone should own a copy.

I would like an update on this excremental discharging. The mental image of the people sitting next to you in the theater is hilarious. :lol:

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Re: Recently watched Posted by French Toast on Sun Jun 25th 2006 at 1:52pm
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I'm going to see Superman Returns on Tuesday evening and crap my pants at how awesome it is.
If when you say 'how awesome it is' you really mean 'how much it's going to blow' then I wholeheartedly support your statement.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Crono on Sun Jun 25th 2006 at 9:33pm
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French Toast said:
Crono said:
I'm going to see Superman Returns on Tuesday evening and crap my pants at how awesome it is.
If when you say 'how awesome it is' you really mean 'how much it's going to blow' then I wholeheartedly support your statement.
Bryan Singer hasn't made one bad movie as of yet. And I strongly doubt that he'd start with Superman.

Oh, also: Die.
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I'd rather not have this thread to derailed but, in my youth I spent an inordinate amount of my spare change on comic books. There was a short lived series on the classifications of comic hero's/villains. In them, there were hypothetical battles between them, both DC and Marvel were represented. Neither were necessarily pitted against each other (DC vs. Marvel) or (Hero vs. Villain)

They were pitted against each other by class. Thor battled Hulk.. Hulk won. Spider man battled someone and lost.. so on and so forth. Right down to Batman who has no special powers other than his noggin..

Anyway, it was a great series. Everyone should own a copy.
They've done that plenty of times. It's always been an alright idea, but it has always had a sense of "Lame" attached to it.

The last time they did it was about ten years ago. They had Superman fight Hulk. Superman won, which is ridiculous. Silver Surfer vs. Green Lantern, Spider-Man vs Superboy (so goddamned lame), Wolverine vs Lobo (Wolverine won, but as much as I like him ... he can't destroy planets), Batman fought Capitan America, which I always thought was a poor choice. He should have fought Daredevil. (They ended up not really fighting and figuring everything out.)
Afterwards they had an issue where the universes crossed over and people combined into one person. Then they had a series of first issue from this "Amalgam" universe. Some of them weren't too bad. But overall it was badly done and incredibly stupid.
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Re: Recently watched Posted by French Toast on Sun Jun 25th 2006 at 9:34pm
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Superman looks sooooo bad. They even had the audacity to call it Superman Returns. What a ripoff of the good movie Batman Returns.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Hugh on Mon Jun 26th 2006 at 2:16am
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Yeah, I don't plan on watching the new Superman but the new Batman one was horrible. :razz: He's like "lolol, don't want to kill this guy, that's not justice!!" and then blows up the building.
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Re: Recently watched Posted by French Toast on Mon Jun 26th 2006 at 2:42am
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No way man, the new Batman was incredible.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Addicted to Morphine on Mon Jun 26th 2006 at 7:41am
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No way man, the new Batman was incredible.
I think that the new batman was only considered good because the film series had gone to s**t and this was the first decent batman movie in ages.

As for Superman Returns, if it gets good reviews I'll go watch it.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Tue Jun 27th 2006 at 2:48am
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Just finished Eight Below.

Slobbery goodness. :smile:

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Re: Recently watched Posted by Spartan on Sat Jul 1st 2006 at 2:41pm
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Just saw this on youtube, it's an old MadTV sketch.

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Re: Recently watched Posted by French Toast on Tue Jul 4th 2006 at 2:19am
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Just watched Syriana. It's got a good premise, about the corruption of the oil industry. Unfortunately, the way it's written, it's really confusing and hard to follow and you get a bit disinterested in what's going on. I wouldn't recommend seeing it.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Addicted to Morphine on Tue Jul 4th 2006 at 3:07am
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Desperate for English language entertainment, I watched Sleepless for Seattle last night. It was funny in a few parts, but overall pretty s**tty.

It tried too hard to be a classic love story by ripping off Clark Gable and the bygone era, and that pissed me off.

On Friday I watched Ice Age 2 (entertaining), and rewatched V for Vendetta (Liked it just as much as the first time).
Re: Recently watched Posted by Spartan on Tue Jul 4th 2006 at 3:25am
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Re: Recently watched Posted by Addicted to Morphine on Wed Jul 5th 2006 at 8:08am
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I watched Mission Impossible 3 last night, but unfortunately it was a s**tty pirated DVD my Chinese roommate has. Sound cut off, sound quality was bad, image quality was bad (which sucks since the movie is a visual bonanza), and at one point some guy stood up in the theater and blocked the shot.

Yet, I watched the whole thing since it was the 4th of July last night and I was feeling all patriotic and therefore in true American fashion I wanted to watch s**t explode.

Anyway -- I enjoyed it (despite the shortfalls of piracy) and I think my favorite part was watching Hoffman be a villain. Pretty sweet.

If you liked the last 2, I don't see how you could be disappointed by this one, which was actually kinda smart with the twists.

I'm looking forward to watching Serenity, The Red Violin, and Jet Li's last movie: Fearless. I've already seen Serenity (and like it), but I think I'll watch it tonight with a buddy since he hasn't.

Disclaimer: Piracy is bad, don't do it, and gwil please don't delete my post.
Re: Recently watched Posted by FatStrings on Thu Jul 6th 2006 at 3:16am
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you know what movie i'm freakin excited about?
huh
huh
ok i'll tell you
it's Pirates of the Caribeans 2
and im going to see it friday night with friends