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[Giltch]

Last night I watched:

Reservoir Dogs: Finally, after literally years of going to Hollywood Video, picking up this movie, and saying, "I'll just rent it next time", I finally got Reservoir Dogs. Pretty good flick - I've always liked Quenten Tarantino's style - and the acting was really, really good.

Falling Down: I had seen this before when I was pretty young, and it was nice seeing it again and understanding what was going on. I thought it was an awesome movie, and Michael Douglas was the perfect actor for the role.

[Klonoa]

Three O'clock High - fucking awesome.

[Diff-chan]

I've always liked Quenten Tarantino's style

What is Tarantino's style, exactly?

[Dyne]

What is Tarantino's style, exactly?

http://www.reason.com/hitandrun/2005...nism_j_1.shtml

"Did you see Kill Bill? Tarantino's style is utterly PoMo."

[jonas]

Re-watched the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy last night. I still love this movie. I guess it's just my type of humor since most people didn't like it so much.

If I had just one last wish,
it would be for a tasty fish....
So long, so long, so long, and thanks for all the fish.

[animegirl]

Went and saw Lord of War and it is an excellent movie. It is a perfect mix of tongue-in-cheek humor and drama. Nicholas Cage does an awesome job.

[Dyne]

dont know if this is only for movies at the theatre but i watched Sahara and National Treasure last night. God was Sahara awful. NT wasn't half bad. Going to try to watch HGttG today after i finish up Chappelle's FWiW.

[Drewbacca]

dont know if this is only for movies at the theatre but i watched Sahara and National Treasure last night. God was Sahara awful. NT wasn't half bad. Going to try to watch HGttG today after i finish up Chappelle's FWiW.

It's for all movies you've seen recently that don't have homes (or topics) or are so old bumping the old topic would be pointless just to tell people you viewed it.

I thought Sahara was better than National Treasure. Atleast it didn't pretend to be a savy adventure. It knew it was mindless, derivative action and went balls to the wall with that train of thought.

[Rumpy]

Watched Hitchhikers Guide and enjoyed it. I have no attachment to the source material, so I didn't know what to expect. It had it's moments (great work by the Jim Henson Creature Shop), but I doubt I'll ever watch it again. Didn't feel like much happened in the whole movie.

[Giltch]

Recently saw:

Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy as well. It was alright.

Finally watched The Warriors to get a little more pumped up about the game. It was great, by the way.

And today I saw The Longest Yard. Not bad. I loved the soundtrack.