What Did You Watch Today?

[Numbahs]

I know she was in that movie with Paul Newman(the name escapes me) and she was in What Planet Are You From?......don't know if that was the same time though.

[ROC]

I know she was in that movie with Paul Newman(the name escapes me) and she was in What Planet Are You From?......don't know if that was the same time though.

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[Numbahs]

Apparently the movie title is Where The Money Is. Another little known fact about her is that she is 44 years old. (And I'm being serious)

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[punky]

House of 1,000 Corpses - 7/10

Very strange movie with some scary parts and some hilarious stuff. Best thing about the movie is Sheri Moon as Baby, who has been in some of White Zombie's videos.

[zero]

Bad Santa (Unrated Badder Santa) - 8/10 - Seriously fucked up, I loved it.

[Numbahs]

Taking Lives - 5/10

Standard plot, standard twists, standard Jolie boobs.

[J-Rod]

Smokey & The Bandit 3

1/10 A big crock of shit. Should never have been made.

[Docpepper]

Thirteen - an average movie at best 2 and a half stars

[reyrey619]

Dogma - 8/10 or (***) One of Kevin Smith's best and a movie I've seen and loved many times. Rickman's character is the best. On another note, whatever happened to Linda Fiorentino? I've only heard of one film she has done since this one, 2002's Liberty Stands Still, which was released in Canada.

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[ROC]

From Dusk Till Dawn - 7/10 or (**1/2) Gruesome, crude, and dirty. Yeah, I loved it.

[Fitzy]

Girl Next Door - 7/10

[Asuka's Gonna Kill You]

I, Robot - 8/10

I've heard this movie take a lot of critisism lately but it certainly doesn't deserve it. I just got back from the movie and thought it was pretty damn good. It's got some good laughs' "Sorry I'm allergic to bullshit" being one that stands out big time. It's got some really good action scenes too. With thirty minutes left my bladder was nearly bursting I'd drank so much and there was like ten people to get through to get out onto the stairway so I thought bugger it and held it in, but you didn't honestly need to know that. Anyway overall really good film and Will Smith is on top of his game like always.

[ROC]

Reservoir Dogs - 8/10 or (***) Smooth, slick, violent, and cool, this is easily one of Tarantino's best. Oh yeah, and Michael Madsen owns your soul in this movie.

Bring It On Again - 3/10 or (*) While Bring It On was at the very least, the teen movie introduced Kirsten Dunst and Eliza Dushku to the world, and at the very most, a film that was enjoyable and even pretty funny, this "sequel" just serves to bring up the cliches that BIO broke. The gay guy in BIO everyone knew was gay, but he didn't show his gayness in every dang scene. That is what the gay guy in BIOA does. Also, Eliza Dushku's character was the closest the film got to a gothic character, but she didn't do the cliche goth thing (which, IMO, is saying "life sucks and then you die" in theory). However, BIOA serves to bring up the said anti-happiness anti-life goth kid. In any case, BIOA does bad what BIO did good. And that, my friends, is why you shouldn't watch it.

Edited August 26, 2004 by TheROC-Revolt

[reyrey619]

well, I was planning on watching BIOA at 3 to see how crappy it is.

Girl Next Door 7/10- Well, beside the fact that this was a good movie, it had the potential to be much better. I think that the middle of the movie kind of dragged it out and made it seem longer then it really was. None the less, I was entertained and will probably buy it.

[Johnny Drama]

girl next door 8/10

abondon 7/10 random film on sky with katie holmes in it

[BlackFlagg]

Robin Hood - 7.5/10, Rickman rules you

[TheBusinessman]

I finished watching ferenheit 9/11 earlier... I liked it a lot, but it was obvious that is was stretched and I have a bad feeling that morons aregoing to take it all as fact...

Not that it isn't fact.... It's like fact with a hint of lime

[Ron]

The Rundown - 6.5/10

Club Dread- 8.5/10

The Girl Next Door- 9.5/10, great movie.

[BlackFlagg]

Collateral - 8/10

[ROC]

The Nightmare Before Christmas - 7.5/10 or (***) With dazzling animation and maybe the freakiest setting ever put in a Disney movie, The Nightmare Before Christmas broke Disney's films from the cutes and made a film that has also stood the test of time (as most of Disney's cartoons in the early 90s did).