Bricks in Motion
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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Lol lipsyncing. Clint Eastwood is still a good actor, though.
Unkown
Pretty great if you ask me.
P.S. TO THE NUIMOBILE!!
7 Dvarves
It was this weird German film. Even though I don't speak German that movie is lie the funniest thing ever. Even better than Monty Python and the Holy Grail (yah I said it, what will you do about it?)
Ahh topit you mean the film with, what's his name again, he's a famous German comedian, but not funny, Otto Waalkes! I don't like his stuff. I'm just not that into comedians (the only one I find quite OK is Conan O'Brien.)
Yeah, he played Bubi in it. I thought it was hilarious. Of course, I haven't seen any of his other stuff.
My favorite part is when they play the 'Board game' 
Goodfellas
Awesome. Strange that Pesci got an oscar for this but not for Casino, though? I loved him here but thought he was significantly better in Casino.
Planes, Trains and Automobiles
Pretty funny!
5/5
Shaft (2000 remake)
Still just as awesome as I remember, Samuel L. Jackson is perfect in this.
7 Dvarves
It was this weird German film. Even though I don't speak German that movie is lie the funniest thing ever. Even better than Monty Python and the Holy Grail (yah I said it, what will you do about it?)
alert a Mod.........
Nar, [lie]I'll forgive you[/lie]
Monty Python is still awesome.
Shaft (2000 remake)
Still just as awesome as I remember, Samuel L. Jackson is perfect in this.
I love that scene where he's slapping the guy. Samuel L. Jackson is so amazingly awesome.
Biloxi Blues
Hilarious. Christopher Walken and Matthew Broderick were great.
Most awkward sex scene ever
Brighton Beach Memoirs
Also hilarious. Every time Eugene said something I laughed.
Permanent vacation
Very interestingly made, and strangely entertaining for what it is.
Black Christmas (1974)
This film is just genius - this film created so many brilliant techniques that a countless number of films copied.
I love the first-person shots, and the murder sequences. The film is just fantastic.
I had to project a 35mm copy of that last year; you can imagine how afraid I was of messing it up.
Transformers: Dark of the Moon 3D
Epicness
This was the best out of them all, really. Especially number two. 
The action scenes were great, the best was the pure epicness of the battle in blown-up Chicago. But I dislike that Ironhide died. The ending could lead to a fourth yet not
9/10
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules
Meh. Better then the first. I liked it but didn't love it.
8/10
EDIT: EPPPPPPPPIIIIIICCCCC! teehee
-LASF
Last edited by LASF (August 3, 2011 (07:39am))
Transformers: Dark of the Moon 3D
EpicnessSpoiler (click to read)
This was the best out of them all, really. Especially number two.
9/10
It's 2011. Stop using the word epic, epicness, and every other word associated with epic.
Epic fail on his part then... woops
Spider-Man
I forgot how corny this film is. Still love it, big part of my childhood. And Tobey Maguire does Peter Parker really well, if fact I think all the casting was pretty good. Willem DaFoe was always a bit weird as The Green Goblin, though.
"BACK TO FORMULA?!"
Winnie the Pooh
I gotta say, this was a disappointment for me to go to a theater to watch it. This felt like the old tv shows / independent DvDs. But that being said it was fun, for the time it lasted, as it felt quite short and a bit rushed. Did feel a bit of nostalgia especially near the end. Better a movie to wait and rent out if you are adamant on seeing. Pretty good movie to watch with the family.
-Tejas VIM
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