Re: What was the last movie you watched?
Or perhaps you were thinking of Knowing?
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Or perhaps you were thinking of Knowing?
No, he was thinking of epic fails and Nicolas cage came to mind.
Although I'm not really a fan of CGI, I thought 2012 was pretty impressive.
Team America: World Police
Nick Cage is either the greatest actor ever or the definition of epic fail (depending on the movie). He has no inbetween...
Iron Man 2 
The first hour or so sets up just about the greatest super hero movie ever although the rest doesn't really deliver.
It's still awesome, but not as awesome as the first half, and unless you're clued up on Nick Fury and the avengers thing, the middle section could well come across as very confusing.
Iron Man is a better movie, but this is a worthy sequel, although I would have liked him to spend more time fighting Micky Rourke in the finale. It just seemed to be over a bit suddenly.
Specifically, I would have liked less of the finale to be about fighting robots and more to be about fighting the actual bad guy. The flying robot thing went on just a bit too long.
Oh yeh, and stay for the end of the credits... I forgot to, saw the scene on youtube tho. I'll say no more.
Hot Tub Time Machine 
Ahahaha, epic. Really good fun, really funny. If you're a fan of the Hangover, you'll like this a lot (although the Hangover is better).
does Iron Man 2 have the Disney label?
Fritz the Cat
Crude, raunchy, and downright naughty...
And I love it. I can't quite comprehend the plot, but I don't care. What an excellent X-rated cartoon.
does Iron Man 2 have the Disney label?
Nah, Disney corp. owns Marvel, not Disney studios.
Btw, does anyone know why a big American film like IM2 was released in Europe 8 days before the US?
Iron Man 2
More (and better) effects than the original.
More talking (quite a lot for a Hollywood movie).
More straightforward plot.
If you liked the original, you'll like it anyway.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
I saw half of The Law of Attraction, only R18 movie I've ever seen. Got sick of it and left.
I have no idea what the purpose of the film was, it looked like one of those arty uni student films that only explain themselves at the end. The technical aspects were actually quite well done. I think it was just an excuse to have multiple and varied 'adult' scenes, if the 'scenes' where implied then it could have been worth watching.
Perfect example of how that sort of thing can ruin a movie.
PS: The guy who owned the copy we were watching couldn't understand why it was R18 and not M...I loled 
Iron Man 2
Not as good as the first IMO.
It was OK, but when it was over I was thinking; "Yeeeah... And then what?"
There wasn't enough.
Oh yeah, and
!@#$% stole my suit.
Rio Grande
John Wayne. 'Nuff said.
The Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat
Groovy. Much more tame than the first one.
I like the animation when the setting is in New Africa.
(Mature content) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkJDIWLMWwc
Constantine
Love this movie for some reason. I understand why fans of the comic might disapprove of it, but I love it.
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