What Did You Watch Today?

[LittleDaniel]

Brave was pretty good. Probably would've been better if the studios didn't fucks around with it so much.

[Colly]

Cars 2 was fine, it was just more of a standard kids Disney film than the emotional string pullers Pixar normally manage. Plus it had Eddie Izzard and Michael Caine.

[Monkey D. Lars]

Meatballs, meh. Billy Murray is the only reason to watch.

[GA!]

End of Watch is a frustrating film. An amazing piece of work turned into an average one by the suspension of disbelief-breaking camera work and thematic-breaking third act.

[jack95]

the penultimate episode of Breaking Bad season 2. I just feel so emotionally drained.

[ROC]

I re-watched Dirty Work and Dogma to see how I view them with different eyes, and there was kind of a strange variation in the two. I like Dirty Work as much as I always have, even though it gets pretty cringe-worthy in stretches. But Dogma was harder to watch now, to be honest.

I forgot how truly dumb the shit demon scene is. I think I watched the TV version, so that part was chopped outright. But god, is that scene just a ball of stupid for being a one-note joke that isn't really particularly worth anything in the film. Also, Linda Fiorentino really did not want to be there, and it shows.

[Monkey D. Lars]

So, I just watched Orca: The Killer Whale and I must say I was quite suprised. I enjoyed it a lot. It was nice to see a young Professor Dumbledore (That's what it's spelled like hopefully). He did not know how to use magic yet though.

Antichrist Wtf did I just watch? I get it but some images are still in my head.

[LL!]

Antichrist is a great film.

[Monkey D. Lars]

Antichrist is a great film.

'Wish I could agree with you.

[Josh]

You still can. Plenty of time.

[Jimmy]

Antichrist is a great film.

Yeah, I'm a fan. I really should get round to watching more Von Trier (I've only seen that & The Five Obstructions), but you definitely have to be in a certain mood. But I like Antichrist a lot. I'm not sure like is the right word anyway, but it's an experience and the cinematography is beautiful.

[Tyrone]

Boys Don't Cry, great film.

[ZJ Penn]

Just been to see The Conjuring. I really, really enjoyed it. It might have been the avoidance of digital effects (I'll take someone in prosthetic's over that any day) but it was just exactly what I want from a horror film. Sympathetic characters, dynamics, no reliance on jump scares etc. Probably the best mainstream horror film since the early Paranormal Activity's.

Minor Spoiler/Question to someone who has seen it:

Is it ever revealed or hinted at what Lorraine saw that 'took a big piece of her?' I thought they'd come back to it but never did, did they?

Edited August 2, 2013 by ZJ Penn

[Monkey D. Lars]

Finally watched Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope, it's been lying her for 2 years and I must say I should've watched it much earlier. I bloody loved it. Well next stop, Episode V.

[Monkey D. Lars]

Strangers on a Train, Robert Walker is bloody amazing as Bruno Anthony.

[SRN]

Antichrist is a great film.

Yeah, I'm a fan. I really should get round to watching more Von Trier (I've only seen that & The Five Obstructions), but you definitely have to be in a certain mood. But I like Antichrist a lot. I'm not sure like is the right word anyway, but it's an experience and the cinematography is beautiful.

Fucking, find some way to watch The Kingdom. The original Danish version, that is, not the American remake. Also watch The Idiots.

Also, I watched The Wolverine. That sure was a perfectly alright action movie.

[Monkey D. Lars]

So I think I started with the worse Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie. The 2013 3D "sequel" one. GOD how horrible. Still Leatherface is awesome.

On a side note though: Alexandra Daddario looks amazing.

[Sousa]

My wife is trying to get into Daria. Should we just start from the beginning?

[ZJ Penn]

Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa.

Just wonderful.

[Benjamin]

So was kind of letdown by The Conjuring.