Re: What was the last movie you watched?
Where did he say that? 
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Where did he say that?
"why not wait til' it comes out on DVD?". Netflix does not give you a physical DVD. And he would have said "Why dont you rent it?" if he was referring to Blockbuster.
Dogma
Hilarious. The whole thing was way funnier than I extected, and I loved George Carlin's cameo. And Silent Bob's "No ticket" bit was brilliant.
"why not wait til' it comes out on DVD?". Netflix does not give you a physical DVD. And he would have said "Why dont you rent it?" if he was referring to Blockbuster.
I was referring to renting it.
Netflix does send you a DVD, but you could also stream it from their website or through a Blu-ray player.
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The Sixth Sense
It was nowhere near as creepy as my mom made it out to be.
Still, it was one of the most powerful movies I've ever seen.
5/5
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Welcome to the Dollhouse
One of the most depressing but hilarious movies ever. Todd Solondz is brilliant.
Max Butcher wrote:"why not wait til' it comes out on DVD?". Netflix does not give you a physical DVD. And he would have said "Why dont you rent it?" if he was referring to Blockbuster.
I was referring to renting it.
Netflix does send you a DVD, but you could also stream it from their website or through a Blu-ray player.
Again, why does it matter?
Oldboy
Still remains one of my favourite films adtfer seeing it many times. So good.
"why not wait til' it comes out on DVD?". Netflix does not give you a physical DVD. And he would have said "Why dont you rent it?" if he was referring to Blockbuster.
A Case of Rape
Easily shows how messed up the American legal system is. Elizabeth Montgomery was fantastic,
and her performance in the final scenes blew me away. The fact that the police and attorney's would
treat a rape victim so horribly. Full movie available for watching on YouTube.
4/5
OK - I have never used Netflix. I was wrong.
Transformers 3. Fun. And nice 3d.
Transformers 3. Fun. And nice 3d.
I really want to see, I'll probably see it Saturday when I am free from the week schedule.
True Grit
Amazing. I don't really have anything bad to say about this film at all.
Genzarata wrote:Cinexcellence wrote:Did we even watch the same movie? "a bunch of action tossed together", really? It was 50% camping. (And I loved the movie, BTW)
Though I love Harry Potter and have done since The Philosopher's Stone was released, I must admit that in the final book the camping chapters were incredibly dull and boring. However, I was pleased to see that the film handled them better, pushing swiftly through while still showing just enough interesting points so it didn't seem rushed.
On top of that, I'd like to say that Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 is probably the best out out all the films so far, and I'm greatly looking forward to the sequel.I am a fan of the Harry Potter movies (and books) and i'm looking forward to the last part, however, I feel that they could have done better with Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1.
That's my favourite of the seven films (thus far). I possibly enjoyed it more than the others because I've sort of been comparing the books to the films since the very first one was released, and I enjoyed watching the adaptation of the book more than reading it, mainly due to the camping scenes.
Hearts in Atlantis
Meh, pretty lame. Most of the acting really sucked, the first half of the film was pointles, they managed to set the mood for a while after that but it was over too quickly, then it got stupid and cheesy again. EDIT: Seeing T3 tomorrow; btw.
Superman: The Movie
This one was on Netflix and I had to watch it ~ it had once been one of my favorite movies when I was a kid... wow I had poor tastes in movies back then 
The acting was sub-par, the plot-line lacking, and Lex Luther was an over-glorified real estate agent. The ending made it all worth it though, it was pretty cheesy.
*After Superman flies Lex Luther to jail, the Jail's Warden says a few remarks...*
"Thanks to you Superman, this country is safe again"
"Don't thanks me Warden," replies Superman "We're all fighting for the same team!"
*Superman flies off into the sunset*
End
I burst out laughing.
Donnie Darko
Very nice ending, it really made the film.
Mystery Men
A truly wonderful little film with a major twist right in the middle.
Ben Stiller pulled of the character "Mr. Furious" very well.
5/5
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