Last movie you watched?

[The Rocker]

Olympus Has Fallen (2013).

 

Plot holes and unbelievability aside, a decent action picture.

I liked it. Sure Unbelievable, but still thought it was good and will watch it again.

[Wotty]

The Battle Of The River Plate

[Dead Planet]

Silverado.....I had forgotten how good this western is....

[JamesEagle]

Silverado.....I had forgotten how good this western is....

 

Yeah, good film and pretty funny too as I recall.

[The Rocker]

 

Silverado.....I had forgotten how good this western is....

 

Yeah, good film and pretty funny too as I recall.

 

Yes, very good western!

[Fat Freddy]

"Westworld" (1973)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcL3eP0Hfy4

 

Visitors to a Western style theme park come under fire from the park's lifelike humanoid robots when a computer failure causes the androids to run amok.

 

This 70s sci-fi flick was the directorial debut of Michael Crichton, author of "Jurassic Park," and features a lot of ideas and plot points that would later re-surface (with a much bigger special effects budget) in "JP."

 

Charming in a retro sort of way.

[metalmaniac777]

...too much gratuitous blood...

There is no such thing as too much gratuitious blood.

[martinsane]

Caught Swingers again the other night for the first time in many years and I tell its still money baby.

[Dark Star]

 

...too much gratuitous blood...

There is no such thing as too much gratuitious blood.

 

I couldn't agree more.....

[All Nights Reserved]

Friday the 13th (1980)

[Chris]

Now You See Me

[JamesEagle]

Now You See Me

 

Any good? Tempted to check this one out...

[Chris]

 

Now You See Me

 

Any good? Tempted to check this one out...

 

MUCH better than I expected.

[Chris]

3:10 To Yuma....I really liked this one.

[Wotty]

Unforgiven

[Dark Star]

Blade: Trinity

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PG8cWky7YSM

 

The third and last Blade movie.... I actually enjoyed it.. Decent storyline.. Good action. and well Jessica Biel looks pretty damn good....

[manicego]

Just saw Now You See Me. Very good all around ... and with Isla Fisher to watch it really couldn't have gone wrong anyway.

[Fat Freddy]

Double Feature Saturday Night:

 

"Tourist Trap" (1979)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDpxEdIxxg4

 

In this cult 70s horror flick, a group of stranded travelers find themselves at a run-down roadside wax museum known for its extremely lifelike mannequins. One by one they start to disappear before the secret behind those mannequins (which you'll figure out way before the characters do) is revealed. The movie starts off strong with some decent creepy atmosphere but falls apart as it goes along. This is the sort of movie where the main characters are such complete idiots that they deserve everything that happens to them. Side note: one of the unlucky travelers is played by a young, pre-"Charlie's Angels" Tanya Roberts, who looks absolutely SMOKIN' throughout.

 

"The Last Stand" (2013)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6oi5O8PWP0

 

A Mexican drug kingpin escapes from U.S. Marshals in Las Vegas and heads for the border in a souped up sports car. Unfortunately for him his path to freedom takes him right through a small Arizona border town where Arnold Schwarzenegger is the sheriff, and he and his small crew of deputies are not about to let the guy slip through.

This formulaic but fun shoot-em-up was supposed to be Ahh-nuld's big comeback flick following his foray into politics. It didn't do very well at the box office but I enjoyed it. Arnold's looking kinda leathery nowadays, maybe that's why the younger characters in this one do the bulk of the heavy lifting.

[Chris]

Just saw Now You See Me. Very good all around ... and with Isla Fisher to watch it really couldn't have gone wrong anyway.

Agreed. I really enjoyed it.

[Chris]

The Departed

[All Nights Reserved]

We're the Millers

 

Now that's a good R rated family comedy.

[KarpetRydOFunk]

Riddick

Meh.

 

This is the End

No.

[The Rocker]

Double Feature Saturday Night:

 

"Tourist Trap" (1979)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDpxEdIxxg4

 

In this cult 70s horror flick, a group of stranded travelers find themselves at a run-down roadside wax museum known for its extremely lifelike mannequins. One by one they start to disappear before the secret behind those mannequins (which you'll figure out way before the characters do) is revealed. The movie starts off strong with some decent creepy atmosphere but falls apart as it goes along. This is the sort of movie where the main characters are such complete idiots that they deserve everything that happens to them. Side note: one of the unlucky travelers is played by a young, pre-"Charlie's Angels" Tanya Roberts, who looks absolutely SMOKIN' throughout.

 

"The Last Stand" (2013)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6oi5O8PWP0

 

A Mexican drug kingpin escapes from U.S. Marshals in Las Vegas and heads for the border in a souped up sports car. Unfortunately for him his path to freedom takes him right through a small Arizona border town where Arnold Schwarzenegger is the sheriff, and he and his small crew of deputies are not about to let the guy slip through.

This formulaic but fun shoot-em-up was supposed to be Ahh-nuld's big comeback flick following his foray into politics. It didn't do very well at the box office but I enjoyed it. Arnold's looking kinda leathery nowadays, maybe that's why the younger characters in this one do the bulk of the heavy lifting.

I really enjoyed it! Actually liked it a lot more than Bullet To The Head from Stallone.

[JamesEagle]

Wreck-It Ralph

 

After seeing the trailers, I thought this would be formulaic, standard animated fare, i.e. 'Toy Story with video games'. While this is the case to some extent, I was pleasantly surprised. Fun film, good characters and some great jokes. Also some very well-observed, nostalgia-inducing scenes of classic video games. The whole thing works really well and uses the video game theme brilliantly. I think I enjoyed it more than the kids...

[Wotty]

Paul.