whats the latest movie you have watched?

**JellybeanJay** · March 28th, 2011

Originally Posted by Brian

Paul: Pretty good.

Paul looks amazing and he's so funny. But the story is a bit weak.

Thanks for the Paul review. My kids really want to see it because their grampa's name is Paul, too bad its rated R and not meant for little eyes and ears!

**devernxo** · March 28th, 2011

Watchin Frozen at the moment.

**jacobtlong** · March 28th, 2011

I watched Tin Cup starring Kevin Costner, Renne Russo, and Cheech Marin last night. It's a golf movie with a love story attached to it. Decent movie, but it took three hours to watch with all the freaking commercials.

**keto** · March 28th, 2011

'100 Feet' with Famke Janssen - really enjoyed it...it made me jump

**tower-obsession** · March 29th, 2011

We just got done watching The Jacket. It was a good movie, kinda weird, but I liked the story.

**Brian** · March 31st, 2011

Originally Posted by JellybeanJay

Thanks for the Paul review. My kids really want to see it because their grampa's name is Paul, too bad its rated R and not meant for little eyes and ears!

Definitely NOT for Kids. Its all about the potty-mouth humor.

**Brian** · March 31st, 2011

I caught most of "Blame it on Rio" the other day on cable. I have mixed feelings. Its a fun and sexy comedy but still a little creepy. That girl was only 17 when she made the film. Yet she's topless in every other scene. I'm no prude, but I'm not sure if that would be legal today? - Even if they shot outside the US. Anyway, its classic 80s cheese. Or is it?

**sam peebles** · March 31st, 2011

I watched Cronos, an early Guillermo del Toro film, with Ron Pearlman as the bad guy. It was an interesting new take on vampires, and I always love Pearlman, but its pacing was slow, and I don't know if it was my connection or the way the movie was shot, but it seemed to be running around 30 frames per second or so (I don't think it was my internet, as everything else I watched looked fine). It gave any movement a jerky-quality that was distracting.

**Raoul Duke** · April 5th, 2011

Machete
Coming To America
Scary Movie

**jacobtlong** · April 5th, 2011

I finally got around to watching the original Wall Street starring Charlie Sheen (before he started "winning") and Michael Douglas. Great movie. Kind of lost me with all the technical dialogue, but I got the general idea of what they were saying.

Way of the Dragon starring Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris. I'd never seen this one before and I thought it was pretty good. I recommend not watching the english-dubbed version. It's weird and distracting seeing Bruce Lee speaking english while the words don't match the movements of his mouth. The final duel at the end of the movie between Lee and Norris was amazing.