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3:10 To Yuma: Loved it. Although I was only watching on a 1080p TV, I didn't notice any real faults of the BR version. The characters were great, the shots were amazing, and the story kept me interested the entire time.
The Darjeeling Limited: I have mixed feelings about this one. I really loved the main characters, and seeing Natalie Portman in a nude seen during the short film was nice. However, the story was a little more on the boring side. I liked it, but didn't find it amazing.
I watched Ocean's Thirteen last night.
I recall lots of negativity concerning this movie. It didn't seem any better or worse than the others. The commentary with Soderbergh
self-fellating was pretty funny.
Jews Handle Finances Cleverly
Watched the first season of Dexter in 3 days, damn good show. Awesome concept.
No Country for Old Men - terrific movie, not quite sure if it ranks up with my favorite Coen flicks but repeat viewing will determine that.
Be Kind Rewind - Watched it last night. It was ok. Started to fall asleep near the end. The sweded part is indeed the best part of the movie.
Watched that as well. Comments in the NCFOM thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gooch
Watched 10,000 BC. A completely vanilla movie experience. Would make for a great drinking game though. Do a shot for every scene that was copied almost shot for shot from another movie. You'd be hammered by the end of the first reel.
Death Wish. Charles Bronson has the coolest accent.
American Gangster: Much better than I had anticipated, but damn if it isn't a long movie. Characters were really great and the story was really interesting. Great movie to watch when you have a lot of time on your hands/don't have anything to do.
The gf has never really seen the Christopher Reeve Superman movies so I dug out the extended international editions. We just finished the ~3hr cut of Superman I and I have II ready to go. Hopefully Superman Returns will make a little more sense for her now.