Movies: What did You Watch Last Night?

[ibechief]

I was just forced by threat of harm to watch the last Twilight movie...

My favorite part:

Spoiler Alert!

When they all died

My least favorite part:

Spoiler Alert!

When it turned out they all did not in fact die.

[screwDriver]

Originally Posted by ibechief

I was just forced by threat of harm to watch the last Twilight movie...

My favorite part:

Spoiler Alert!

When they all died

My least favorite part:

Spoiler Alert!

When it turned out they all did not in fact die.

Only Twilight can come up with such a plot twist. Or should I say them folks are really twisted.

[Eraguy816]

Avengers!!

[Griffin]

Toy Story 2. Loved it.

[Lord Pyre]

Originally Posted by ibechief

I was just forced by threat of harm to watch the last Twilight movie...

My favorite part:

Spoiler Alert!

When they all died

My least favorite part:

Spoiler Alert!

When it turned out they all did not in fact die.

My gosh, I just looked it up. I can't believe they actually pulled one of the biggest freaking cliches in filmmaking history.

I saw Part 1. Easily one of the worst films I've ever seen. And now this one is that cliched. At least it has some sort of violence for eye candy.

[ibechief]

Originally Posted by Lord Pyre

My gosh, I just looked it up. I can't believe they actually pulled one of the biggest freaking cliches in filmmaking history.

I saw Part 1. Easily one of the worst films I've ever seen. And now this one is that cliched. At least it has some sort of violence for eye candy.

Well consider the target audience...

[Lord Pyre]

No excuse for making a bad movie.

[ibechief]

Originally Posted by Lord Pyre

No excuse for making a bad movie.

Eh, in my opinion regardless of whether I like a movie or not. If the money is made it must be appealing to someone. Though I must admit, if the movie could have been better and still raked in the cash it should have.

[nate the dawg]

I finally sat down and watched Super 8. Not bad. I could definitely feel Spielberg's touch in terms of building suspense/expectation, not to mention the beautiful sound. I think I'll keep it on the DVR for a while, and eventually buy the DVD.

[Lord Pyre]

Originally Posted by ibechief

Eh, in my opinion regardless of whether I like a movie or not. If the money is made it must be appealing to someone. Though I must admit, if the movie could have been better and still raked in the cash it should have.

I don't care if anybody likes any movie. You can like Twilight and I wouldn't judge you. I just hope you realize it's a bad movie. Heck, I love Batman and Robin (Grew up with it, ya know), but I know it's awful.

At the same time, I heard Transpotting is an amazing film, and I saw it, and I didn't care for it. Yeah, it's good, just not my thing. (I preferred the raw, emotional Requiem for a Dream. :P )

[ibechief]

Originally Posted by Lord Pyre

I don't care if anybody likes any movie. You can like Twilight and I wouldn't judge you. I just hope you realize it's a bad movie. Heck, I love Batman and Robin (Grew up with it, ya know), but I know it's awful.

At the same time, I heard Transpotting is an amazing film, and I saw it, and I didn't care for it. Yeah, it's good, just not my thing. (I preferred the raw, emotional Requiem for a Dream. :P )

Yep, I agree 100% I love many movies from when I was a kid that when I watch now I feel like "how did I ever watch this?" and yet I can not look away. It is funny how our tastes outmatch our lust for quality in what we watch.

[Yodaking]

I watched that Tin Tin movie by Spielberg and kept finding myself thinking parts of it reminded me of an Indiana Jones movie. Was not at all familiar with the character before hand, which I understand is a European creation, but it was entertaining none the less. The fact that it is cartoonish in nature helps you get past all the parts that would not hold up in a real world setting.