(03-16-2015 02:50 PM)oldmangrizz Wrote:  I'm not sure I should post the movie titles I've been watching recently.

Anything with "Debbie Does" in the title?

These are the 3 most recent.

She Looks Great When She's Knocked Out 2005
Use the Back Door 1971
Operation Desert Stormy 2007

(03-17-2015 01:43 PM)oldmangrizz Wrote:  These are the 3 most recent.

She Looks Great When She's Knocked Out 2005
Use the Back Door 1971
Operation Desert Stormy 2007

There's a story there somewhere.

(03-17-2015 08:53 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  

(03-17-2015 01:43 PM)oldmangrizz Wrote:  These are the 3 most recent.

She Looks Great When She's Knocked Out 2005
Use the Back Door 1971
Operation Desert Stormy 2007

There's a story there somewhere.

Yes there is. If I watch them with my girlfriend, we never make it to the end of the movie for some reason. I have to go home and watch with my wife to make it to the credits at the end of the flick.

Movie binge last night.

Equalizer - very good - Denzel always good, this one no exception
A Single Shot - pretty good, a little bit slow at times, but worth a watch - good acting
I Origins - good, different - took too long to get to the main idea IMO but I don't regret the time spent watching - thought-provoking
Edge of Tomorrow - Live, Die, Repeat - really liked this one - unique concept, but it sometimes gets bogged down in its own self-importance (seems to be a trait with many Tom Cruise movies)

today I'll be watching the newest Godzilla before taking them all back to Redbox later
update: just watched Godzilla - not a bad movie at all, but not quite what I expected from such an iconic theme - still worth a watch if only for action & special effects

(03-21-2015 10:18 AM)Hoopla Wrote:  Movie binge last night.

Equalizer - very good - Denzel always good, this one no exception
A Single Shot - pretty good, a little bit slow at times, but worth a watch - good acting
I Origins - good, different - took too long to get to the main idea IMO but I don't regret the time spent watching - thought-provoking
Edge of Tomorrow - Live, Die, Repeat - really liked this one - unique concept, but it sometimes gets bogged down in its own self-importance (seems to be a trait with many Tom Cruise movies)

today I'll be watching the newest Godzilla before taking them all back to Redbox later
update: just watched Godzilla - not a bad movie at all, but not quite what I expected from such an iconic theme - still worth a watch if only for action & special effects

Funny the criticism for this movie is not enough Hal or Gojira.

The wife and I saw American Sniper last night. I must say the main character actor who played Chris Kyle (Seen him in other stuff, just don't know his name) did an AWESOME job. I could understand every emotion, especially the state-side scenes. The ending was haunting walking out of the theater while the credits were rolling with NO music. Just dead silence. Very metaphorical.

(03-22-2015 12:53 AM)geosnooker2000 Wrote:  The wife and I saw American Sniper last night. I must say the main character actor who played Chris Kyle (Seen him in other stuff, just don't know his name) did an AWESOME job. I could understand every emotion, especially the state-side scenes. The ending was haunting walking out of the theater while the credits were rolling with NO music. Just dead silence. Very metaphorical.

Bradley Cooper

(03-22-2015 04:40 AM)memphis88 Wrote:  

(03-22-2015 12:53 AM)geosnooker2000 Wrote:  The wife and I saw American Sniper last night. I must say the main character actor who played Chris Kyle (Seen him in other stuff, just don't know his name) did an AWESOME job. I could understand every emotion, especially the state-side scenes. The ending was haunting walking out of the theater while the credits were rolling with NO music. Just dead silence. Very metaphorical.

Bradley Cooper

Yeah.

Insurgent Saturday afternoon. My wife, surprisingly, likes this trilogy. She didn't care too much for The Hunger Games, though she thought the last one was the best on so far.

(03-23-2015 08:36 AM)Tiger46 Wrote:  Insurgent Saturday afternoon. My wife, surprisingly, likes this trilogy. She didn't care too much for The Hunger Games, though she thought the last one was the best on so far.

She might be the only person to say that. The last book was by far the worst and I've heard everyone but your wife say that the movie follows suit.

(03-23-2015 09:31 AM)memphis88 Wrote:  

(03-23-2015 08:36 AM)Tiger46 Wrote:  Insurgent Saturday afternoon. My wife, surprisingly, likes this trilogy. She didn't care too much for The Hunger Games, though she thought the last one was the best on so far.

She might be the only person to say that. The last book was by far the worst and I've heard everyone but your wife say that the movie follows suit.

She isn't crazy about Hunger Games, I guess she was comparing the third one to the second one. I didn't see one and two with her, she saw it with the grandkids, but we saw Mockingjay 1 on Netflix.