July 4th and Movies.

[ROC]

So, now as all of you know, I'm really behind on my 2006 film watching and I wanna see something tomorrow but which film to see, I wonder? Maybe the collective minds of the Extreme Warfare Battleground IV will give me a good idea.

[Numbahs]

I've seen all of the movies in question outside of An Inconvenient Truth.

The Lake House - ***

Superman Returns - ***

The Devil Wears Prada - ***

Mission Impossible 3 - ***

Click - ***

Nacho Libre - ***

The Break-Up - **

You know I'm picky, I don't know how I almost gave all of those movies ***. Clearly suicide is your only option.

[thatshortguy]

I vote Superman Returns if only because it's likely the one with the best initial viewing, but won't warrant repeat viewings.

All of these movies are placeholders for Clerks 2, however, which EVERYONE worth their weight in excellence will see opening night.

[sirdavinator]

Superman Returns is a special-effects fest, as expected. I pity you if you have to sit in front like I did, I almost got blinded on a few occasions.

[DMN in the House]

I found Superman a little slow, and without much action, but it was a solid film.

[ACCBiggz]

Out of those... Superman, with Lake House coming in a close second.

[Laice07]

I'd see the Man of Steel if I were you (Y)

[Guest Bosstown Boy]

I saw Mission Impossible III and Nacho Libre and I wouldn't recommend spending the money, maybe rent them.

I'd say Superman.

[Ananas]

I've only seen Nacho Libre and The Breakup. I liked the Breakup (6/10), didn't like Nacho (4/10). I gotta go with Superman Returns, because it's Bryan Singer. It automatically warrants attention.

[The Hardcore Canuck]

Whatever you do, do not see The Lakehouse. It's another one of those "Wow, Keanu Reeves really can't act" movies.

Click is typical Adam Sandler funny, with some actual thought thrown in.

The Break-up has some really funny parts (Vince Vaughn) and some really bad parts (Jennifer Anniston).

Edited July 5, 2006 by The Hardcore Canuck

[tristy]

I think I'm going to go see Nacho Libre on Thursday. I really liked Napoleon Dynamite for it's dumb sense of humour, and this one seems to have the same approach, except with the always funny Jack Black. Yes, please.

And if I don't like it, I can always just make out with my date. It's a win-win.