Currently Watching

[Hyde]

I'll be watching Sherlock Holmes in a little while.

[Hewitt]

That is what I should've seen last night. I've heard from several people that it's an enjoyable movie.

[Phakiel]

Saw Up in the air and the first death note flick lastima night. Both ser? golf and i love how everything did not end peachy in up in the air. Finally a movie without fue red doses peachy ending that is so tiring tuese days.

Edit: holy shit its horrible to use the iPod for posting

[Indigo]

Originally Posted by Phakiel

Saw Up in the air and the first death note flick lastima night. Both ser? golf and i love how everything did not end peachy in up in the air. Finally a movie without fue red doses peachy ending that is so tiring tuese days.

Edit: holy shit its horrible to use the iPod for posting

I saw up in the air too it was so good! I really enjoyed it, and i didn't get annoyed at George Clooney, surprisingly. I guess after I actually met him in the VIP of the launch party of fantastic mr fox I started to feel less annoyed at him in films. My favourite line for that film is "so are you scared about your future?" "No. There's a nice bridge near my home, I'm going to jump off it"

[Hyde]

Sherlock Holmes was fucking brilliant.

[Jun]

Originally Posted by Hyde

Sherlock Holmes was fucking brilliant.

also the last movie I watched

[Elon]

Daybreakers was pretty good. Yet I think it had some of the worst acting of Willem Dafoes career in it.

[freeflow^]

Originally Posted by Hyde

Sherlock Holmes was fucking brilliant.

I second that for sure. Downey Jr was a great Sherlock

[Jun]

and Ironman. If he's not in a sequel of either, they are fucked. I loved him in both movies.

[Devil King]

Ever seen Fur? That's my favorite performance by Robery Downey Jr.

Kill Bill Vol. 2: I loved it way more than the first. Why? More David Carradine.

[Savagehippie]

Shrink

Very good movie with Kevin Spacey. I highly recommend it.

[Indigo]

Sunshine Cleaning Absolutely adored it. The film is amazingly well shot, the mise en scene keeps this fantastic ongoing mood which ties in sync to the story perfectly. I was not expecting it to be this good, I was actually watching with the intentions of hating since it was supposed to be directed by Gregg Araki but in the end got directed by Christine Jeffs. Still wouldn't have it any other way. She did an amazing job, a true auteur! Kudos Chris, Kudos. The film doesn't really have an evident lesson to teach but is really good to read into. The narrative can be considered dull, although I found it awesome and with a definite neo-realist influence. A lot of reading can go into it. Just wow.

As for Sherlock Holmes ... I don't know what to say. Insult to the original Sherlock Holmes films. These "bad-ass" characters just don't represent what SH is all about. I can'd imagine Robert Downey playing a violin... You just don't put the two together. And that wrestling scene? ridiculously pointless. Also, Jude Law should have been brutally murdered for ruining every single film he makes an appearance in. And him being Watson is a new low. I'm sorry Watson deserves so much better. I still can't get over the fact that Jude Law completely ruined closer too. I'm sorry Natalie Portman shouldn't be sharing a screen with him. I mean she is a fantastic actress.

[Inari]

Wasn't really a movie but a miniseries called Lost in Austen. It's basically a fangirl's wet dream about what it would be like to be dropped into Regency era English countryside. Total bastardization of Pride and Prejudice. Cringeworthy, really. But the production value is excellent, I'd still recommend it.

The Wild.

[Phakiel]

Ruslan, a Stephen Seagal flick. On this one he is a Russian Mob boss who must avenge his daughter. It was uhh, its a Stephen Seagal movie, thats all you need you know really. I think I feel empty now.