WTF? I thought she was solid in Gone Baby Gone and I can't wait to see her in Trucker. I love her! Love her!

Any coincidence it's out when the movie's coming out soon...

Was about time anyway.

I've not watch Whiteout but I frankly can't wait to see it.

Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs - 2.5/5 The most unfunny and unentertaining animated flick I've seen since Shark's Tale.

Ice Age 3 was decent. The animation was brilliant, liked the variety in the environments but must admit, it got a little stale. Much better than this.

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This post has been edited by kobe24bryant: Oct 21 2009, 11:59 AM

Journey to the Center of the Earth 2D
Format: Blu-ray
Movie: 2.5/5
Picture: 4/5
Audio: 3/5 - for some reason, only Dolby Digital 5.1

Meet the Robinsons
Format: Blu-ray
Movie: 4/5
Picture: 5/5
Audio: 4.5/5

Spread
Format: MKV
Movie: 2/5
Picture: 3/5 [not even Anne Heche can save this]
Audio: 2/5

Jurassic Park

This is probably the King Kong of our generation.

what is triangle?

which trailer did you watch? there's one three and a half minute and a 2 minute one. i liked the extended version, looks good. cameron's track record is good enough

have no idea what u are talking about. so u saying PJ's KK is the KK of our generation? I have to disagree respectfully. The sense of awe is lost for PJ's KK since we have seen so much of him from TV spots and everything but when we first see a T-Rex or Bronthosaurus, it's awe inspiring

indeed

havent seen it

i liked new moon

agree. good observation on bale.

40 Year Old Virgin - 8.5/10

Knocked Up - 8/10

The Day After Tomorrow 8/10

Talladega Nights - 9/10

she did.

(500) Days of Summer - I am truly convinced that this is the best film of 2009. I haven't seen a film that has taken me on an emotional roller coaster as much as this. It has one of the best soundtracks of 2009, the best usage of music in a film this year, the best on-screen couple, it breathes fresh air into the stale romantic comedy genre with two of the most memorable sequences (You Make My Dreams Come True and Expectations vs Reality) and while it's easy to marvel at the beauty of the film in its cinematography and its acting but to experience a film that connects with the viewer (i.e. me) is a something rare and special.

I don't know what ratings I gave this initially but this is a 5/5 for me.

EDIT: I think Zooey Deschanel was robbed from a Golden Globe nomination. Sandra f***ing Bullock?!

This post has been edited by kobe24bryant: Dec 27 2009, 04:00 PM

What? Seriously? I mean, you ask that question after every movie you watch? I could pinpoint 100 movies that showed me things I already would know about but that isn't the point, is it?

Terminator Salvation: Director's Cut BD - An extra 10 seconds or so worth of Moon Bloodgood warrants a Director's Cut makes this the most ridiculous Director's Cut of all time. But back to the movie, it's a trainwreck.

This post has been edited by kobe24bryant: Dec 27 2009, 05:57 PM

Unfortunately I didn't have much fun watching Wanted but that is where (500) Days of Summer aces it for me. It succeeds in making me feel in and out of love throughout the whole movie which I would think would be the point, if you would call it that, of the movie. I don't see how you can take out aspects of the movies that you like and say it'd be a lesser movie without these aspects because like it or not, it is part of the movie and it's these little details that make or break movies for me. Take away the B-movie dialogue and preaching from Avatar and it would be a masterpiece but it's not. Does Bruno add anything new from what we have seen Borat? Does it make it a lesser movie because we've experienced the same feelings from Borat? I don't think so. Interestingly, you say that the movie adds nothing new but I've seen a lot of aspects of the film that separate it from the average romance film - the dance number, the animation, the split screen expectations v reality scene, the characters breaking the wall and addressing the audience and well the back and forth storytelling through the 500 days of the relationship.

I would love to watch more movies that could make me feel these sort of feelings more and a lot of romantic comedies try ever so hard to make you feel different feelings at different times and most of them fail miserably so it's refreshing and rare to have a movie that succeeds in making me feel a flurry of emotions. This is one of the rare films I love to watch and rewatch just to go through and revisit their relationship again.

*f*** me, I'm blabbering...but I just <3 this movie.*

I don't think that's the reason why he didn't like the film. He seems to want to know what was the purpose/lesson from the film and I don't think there is one other than to show the audience how a relationship is remembered and to perhaps make us feel what it is like to be through a break up. But of course, it's just mere speculation on my part.

you liked it, noob?

How is Tom useless? He's just an idealist who believes the world goes round with love. Of course I'm being defensive because while Tom worships The Graduate, I worship The Apartment and Casablanca.

the f***? she's cold blooded! he did get over the girl, it just took time. besides, the expectations v reality scene was the killer blow. I mean he was recovering already and then when he met her on the train and she invited him over, he thought of it as a false dawn.

Jennifer's Body - the whole movie and only ONE line was funny and it relates to Wikipedia in which I nearly choked on my dinner with crumbs all over my laptop.

Apart from that - horrible film.

Did you get the ending?

watching: Prisoner of Azkaban on 8TV

No theater in Malaysia uses Real3D yet.

I'm starting a little journal to keep track of the films I've watched just to look back at my viewing patterns and stuff.

For my first week:

Bold - Saw in theaters.
Underline - First time viewing.
Italics - Repeat viewing.

January:
1st - 1 (1) (500) Days of Summer DVD - 9/10
- 2 (2) The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford BD - 6/10 [U]
- 3 (3) Ghostbusters BD - 7/10
- 4 (4) The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift BD - 6/10 [U]
- 5 (5) Julie & Julia DVD - 8/10
2nd - 6 (1) The Fast and the Furious BD - 7/10 [U]
- 7 (2) Fast & Furious BD - 7/10
3rd - 8 (1) Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban TV- 9/10
- 9 (2) Martian Child TV 5/10 [U]
-10 (3) Alvin & the Chipmunks TV 6/10
-11 (4) College Road Trip TV 5/10 [U]
-12 (5) The Day the Earth Stood Still TV 7/10
7th -13 (1) Role Models TV 8/10
8th -14 (1) Paranormal Activity BD 8/10 [U]
-15 (2) Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey TV 5/10 [U]
-16 (3) Family Guy: Something, Something, Something, Dark Side PC 6/10 [U]

The Happening - 9/10

After The Village and Lady in the Water, I had ZERO expectations but thankfully, this is nothing like those movies, it is more similar to my favorite Shymalan film - Signs. If you can get pass the fact that the cause of 'The Happening,' I think you'll find a thoroughly enjoyable horror film.

If it is any justification as to why I have given this film such high scores, it is because I can sit through this having watched the same film before and still feel on the edge of my seat and thoroughly entertained.