What Did You Watch Today?

[Asuka's Gonna Kill You]

Along Came Polly - 8/10

I waited months to see this film and finally I managed to buy a copy of it yesterday. I watched it last night and I and I can say I'm truly not sad by it at all. The film is by far one of the best films this year that's for sure. It's got some awesome moments in it and Jennifer looks more cute and sexy than ever. Ben Stiller is great as usual too. Thumbs up for sure right here.

ROC, is that movie the one where he rapes the woman with his carrot nose? If so, that's hilarious

Edited December 29, 2004 by JohnnyPerfect

[ROC]

ROC, is that movie the one where he rapes the woman with his carrot nose? If so, that's hilarious 

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Edited December 29, 2004 by TheROC-Revolt

[BlackFlagg]

Killing Me Softly - 4/10

[BlackFlagg]

Raising Helen - 6/10

[BlackFlagg]

The War of the Worlds - 8/10

[Ananas]

Hotel Rwanda - ***1/2 (7/10)

Terry George ("Some Mother's Son") brought his latest film "Hotel Rwanda" to Toronto for it's premiere in September, mainly because when the Hutu army began massacring Tutsis in Rwanda, it was Canadians like Romeo Dallaire who stood up along with people like Paul Rusesabagina to save thousands of lives. This film tells that story. Don Cheadle stars as Rusesabagina, a man who by all accounts lives a upper middle class life, free of on the level persecution. His life changes, however, when civil war breaks out in his country and a group known as the Hutu's begin to slaughter every member of a group his wife belongs to, the Tutsis. Instead of fleeing or siding with the Hutu's, he turns the hotel he manages into a shelter for fleeing refugees. Of course, as war broke out, nearly everyone who could have put a stop to the situation fled, leaving United Nations officials alone to protect these people. Hotel Rwanda is not merely a war movie, nor is it a tale of murder and genocide, it is a film that speaks volumes about racial discrimination and the shortcomings of a governing body that falls subject to such discriminatory thought. Don Cheadle does well to create a sympathetic hero, although I suppose the context of the story is in itself enough to do that. Nick Nolte is fantastic as the roughly-based-on-Dallaire Colonel Oliver, a commander who stays at Rusesabagina's side at the worst of times. Some scenes felt stretched to me; in fact even at 110 minutes the film runs about 10-15 minutes too long. However, the message of the movie is important, and the film itself is very entertaining. "Hotel Rwanda" is a competently made film from the heart that will shock those who chose to ignore this situation when it first surfaced. Thumbs up.

[Animal]

Fear and Loathing in Las vegas 9.7/10

Awesome movie when you're drunk and/or stoned. Great humor and Johnny Depp is just great in this one.

[The Quasi Juice]

Along Came Polly, 8/10

I thought the movie would suck, dunno why. But Jennifer Aniston's nice ass and Ben Stiller's good acting made the movie worth watching. Some funny shit happen. Good movie :thumbsup:

American History X, 9.5/10

Great, great movie. Very sad ending and a great story. You have to see it to believe it. Loved it.

[ROC]

Dogma - 8/10 or (***) Rickman owns your soul in this movie....again.

[MalaCloudy Black]

Wait.

Wasn't the first Jack Frost a family film?

Anyway.

Once Upon A Time In Mexico

8/10

I enjoyed it but all the "oh, you're working for me, you're going to kill this guy after he kills this guy and..." blah blah left me confused sometimes.

In conclusion, Agent Sands is a badass. He almost makes me wish I had no eyes....fuckmook.

[ROC]

Wait.

Wasn't the first Jack Frost a family film?

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[MalaCloudy Black]

I'm thinking the one where the rock star gets turned into a snowman. A killer snowman?

Now this, I gotta see.

[Sabu]

Spiderman 2.

[ROC]

I'm thinking the one where the rock star gets turned into a snowman. A killer snowman?

Now this, I gotta see.

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[BlackFlagg]

Daredevil Directors Cut - 8/10

[reyrey619]

I'm thinking the one where the rock star gets turned into a snowman. A killer snowman?

Now this, I gotta see.

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[BlackFlagg]

Mean Girls - 7/10

[Laice07]

Sideways: 8.5/10

Collateral: 8/10, Jamie Foxx Rules. I want him to win for Best Actor, for this film or Ray

[BlackFlagg]

Denis Leary: No Cure for Cancer - 10/10

[BlackFlagg]

Denis Leary: Lock 'n Load - 10/10