And how was Colin off? I loved him.

I saw HPTDHP7.5 last week with the girlfriend and it was meh. I'd give it a 6/10. Just slightly above average. Then again I'm not a huge fan of the series and have not read the books either.

I saw X-Men: First Class and I'm sorry if I'm a minority, but the movie was meh. I liked Magneto and Banshee in the movie, but it was a bit long and it wasn't as good as the second X-Men movie. Overall, I'd give it a 6.5/10

Last movie I saw was the Last Lovecraft". I give it a solid 7.5 out of 10. It ws fun and had a real affection for the source material. They made up their own stuff, but that's how it goes.

Cry Baby Lane: 8/10

Yes, that legend about the unaired "Are You Afraid Of The Dark" movie is real. Well, to a point. The bootleg reached the web last week and I just watched it. After doing so, I have too wonder why parents complained over this. It's more of a really good comedy than horror, mainly any scene with the main character's meathead brother of that Kennith kid who works at the morgue. It's an interesting piece of my childhood I forgot about, glad I watched it. It's also just barely over an hour.

Definitely worth a watch.

Colin Farrell was basically just playing Tom Cruise from Tropic Thunder... and I didn't like that character either.



And actually, I'm going to drop my 9/10 to 6/10. I think the reason I rated it so high in the beginning was because I got some nookie in the movie theater... and that makes any movie awesome.

I had to search that up only to find that I would end up saying "Oh you" like I originally thought. But now I'm curious as how that would go about.

Anyways, I watched Fade to Black. 6.5/10

What just happened? I mean, there was good acting and oddly enough Christopher Walken was actually playing seriously in an serious role, but for the rest of the movie, I was just like "what the fuck". It just felt a little empty. And there are movies that have emptiness to it, and are good. Like you're still wondering what happened and you're left with questions. But this one just wasn't that engaging.

Also I'm not sure if this is a "based on a true story" thing or a "we just slapped some random shit together for the concept" thing. But it's still an interesting idea, even if the presentation is a bit wonky. Rent it and then see for yourself.

30 minutes or less...

Wow, the critics were harsh on this one. I loved it. I had a bit of a problem with the Hispanic gangster if only because we've seen that many times before... and it's a little racist. Other than that, it's a fun movie.

9/10

Source Code - 6/10

Predictable as hell, but I had a lot of fun watching it. And of course, Michelle Monaghan

I saw it last night. Not 9 worthy to me but a solid 7.5 and it was for sure funny and would recommend it.

Maybe he had some nookie?

Cowboys vs Aliens

7/10

Pretty cool.

You know what, my friend told me he read a pretty good review that said "it was a great western... until aliens showed up." I kind of agree. I still liked it, but I have some questions that never got answered:



I'd probably go as low as 5/10... which to me, is an average movie that you maybe should see if you got nothing better to do.

This was the last guy that did it all for the nookie and look what happened to him



This could be you Danimal... and stay away from cookies

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X-Men: First Class

9/10

Good movie, but the best part was that they had Marvel Super Heroes in the lobby.

..... how fucking dare you

Kind of a poor man's Shaun of the Dead except replace zombies with lovecraft monsters and repace Simon Pegg and Nick Frost with unlikeable annoying guys.

I've seen it many time before but;

Blade Runner: 9/10

God I love this movie. I've got the ultimate edition Blu-ray, so it's got every version of it known to man. But I wanted to start a discussion about it, but don't feel it'll last long enough to have it's own thread.

I was talking to a friend about some 'remakes' of old awesome movies that are coming out in the not too distant future.. Like, "The Thing" and "Blade Runner" ('The Thing' is supposed to be a prequel to the original, and 'Blade Runner' is being directed by Ridley Scott again, and they're trying to decide if it will be a sequel or prequel.)

Anyways, he started talking about Blade Runner, and said "In my opinion though, the acting wasn't too great in that movie." I had to verify 3 times we were talking about the same movie. And then had to let him know that I would take his opinions with a huge grain of salt in the future. lol. Am I nuts? Or Am I right in thinking the Acting in that movie was awesome, and this kid is dumb?