What is The Last Movie You Watched?

Haha, there were a couple of scenes in there where I was sure Arnold's character posed just so in order to show how much work he has put in in the gym. It was a fun movie, a man movie..got me into the gym for the first time in month afterwards;.

I'm going to try to see the Coen Brother's Inside Llewyn Davis in the next week and let y'all know how it goes. It might just be that I'm not the right audience since I know nothing about folk music or the early folk scene, its characters, and their cultural significance.

Olympus has fallen was pretty lame but I also watched "the graveyard shift" which was a lot better than I thought I'd be.

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Olympus has fallen was pretty lame but I also watched "the graveyard shift" which was a lot better than I thought I'd be.

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The horror flick of 1990, Falling, or have they recently remade it?
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The Onion Movie:

The Onion Movie Soundtrack 2008 - Melissa Cherry: Down On My Knees - YouTube


The Onion Movie Soundtrack 2008 - Melissa Cherry: Take Me From Behind - YouTube

A delightful French comedy on BBC4 last night called Romantics Anonymous (Emotifs Anonymes). Just 75 minutes long, gently played by two social misfits who find love. Recommended.

the hell with the reviews. i actually liked Spike Lee's "Oldboy " (starring Josh Brolin) i liked it even more than i did the old Korean version.

Before that i saw " Best Man Holiday" (which i loved! ) and Forrest Whitaker's " Black Nativity" which i thought was average/decent.

Going to see Nebraska with Bruce Dern tonight. Anybody seen it already?

"Killing them softly", by Andrew Dominik, with Brad Pitt, Richard Jenkins, Ray Liotta, James Gandolfini. First, despite my dislike of silly 115 pounds women beating in so many films nowadays, 6 feet tall and over, big, 250 pounds bad guys, I must say this one is an absolutely terribly womanless movie, desperately womanless; it's a femininity desert, which already in itself, makes a terrible one out of it.
It's the story -if you absolutely want to call it that- of a gangster who's trying to solve the problem of hold ups at a gambling house. The perspective is a forced attempt at realism, with a really slow rythm, characters more credible than usual for this type of film, and an atmosphere that's designed, in all likelyhood, to capture the banality of the activities of such milieu. Well, it certainly succeed in tranlating banality. It's long, boring, it doesn't seem to have any point and it ends on a lovely extreme right type of speech. Nothing of the entertainment value such films often offers, and nothing on a deeper intellectual or psychological levels to compensate this shortcomming. You want to watch this one, drink a lot before and save some booze for the duration...

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Killing Them Softly - Official Trailer (HD) - YouTube

I went and seen Hunger Games today and I hated the ending. I know they are setting up for the next one but it was so abrupt............. Overall nice movie though. I want to go see THE BUTLER next.

Went this Saturday to watch The Hunger Games: Catching Fire

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013) - IMDb

To be honest I was not very impressed.