Curtis @ 26/6/2012 1:56

What movie did you watch last? I finally got around to watching Lost In Translation. I loved it. Bill Murray is so great

One of my top 10 movies of all time, possibly top five. Absolutely stunning.

I gotta watch Lost in Translation sometime, I have it on my harddrive

Shattered Glass

Based on the true story of a young hotshot writer that completely fabricated/cooked the majority of the stories he turned in, and how his con slowly unraveled thanks to a dashing Steve Zahn. I wasn't expecting much out of a movie about a compulsively lying journalist, but it was pretty good.

I heard that was really good. Might check it out soon

......I watched Bridesmaids last night. =X

But it was with a girl (not my mom or my sister) so ees all good guys!!! =)

bryce @ 26/6/2012 14:01

But it was with a girl (not my mom or my sister)

Aunt?

drrockz @ 26/6/2012 16:07

bryce @ 26/6/2012 14:01 But it was with a girl (not my mom or my sister) Aunt?

Probably cousin

Oh yeah I took your advice and saw Lost in Translation.

It was good, nothing spectacular, but intriguing nonetheless.

A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints (2006)

Starring Shia LeBouf, Channing Tatum, Robert Downey Jr., and Chazz Palminteri - two actors I could live without and two actors I love. I was expecting some lame coming of age story, but it was surprisingly good. It's about Shia's character growing up in New York in the 80s and all of the trouble he and his friends get into. It had a very A Bronx Tale feel to it, but was much grittier.

Rock of Ages

Given that it's a jukebox musical, I had to forgive its story for essentially being constructed around 80's glam rock hits. But I don't have to forgive it for having such lame main characters! The couple around which the story revolves aren't compelling in the slightest, with the most obvious and predictable arc imaginable. But the supporting cast is fantastic; Bryan Cranston, Alec Baldwin, Russel Brand, Mary J. Blige, Paul Giamatti, and especially Tom Cruise are all great, and really provide for a fun experience that is worth seeing. Preferably with friends.

An interesting thing about it is how at first it seems to be mocking the excesses inherent to 80's rock music, like, I dunno, The Decline of Western Civilization Part 2. But as the movie goes on it seems to believe that it is all incredibly authentic, REAL MUSIC, has so much more integrity than hip-hop/pop. But the music has always been silly and not self-aware, so I'm not sure WHY the movie seems to hold it up like it does.

It's been so long since I've seen a movie that I HONESTLY forgot what the last one was :( I think The Muppets though?

And I'm seeing Ted this weekend so I'm really looking forward to that one (:

finally got to see The Artist. oh man it was great. So much can get across without dialouge.
I never realised I could read lips quite as well as I did.

It's an enjoyable movie but you have to pay attention because it's for the most part entirely visual.

Both Wilfred and Louie return on FX tonight. Whoring it out in here.

I saw Ted last night. It was pretty good. Nothing too special but there were a couple of really funny parts.

Just saw Ted. LOOOOVED it!