Neverland: The Rise and Fall of the Symbionese Liberation Army
Without doubt one of the most mind blowing documentaries ( cheating? ) I’ve ever seen. I watched it on TV and literally could not stop watching it. It was on BBC too and they have no commercials, so I couldn’t even freking eat.
Never even heard about it before. But holy damn America, you bitches be CRAZY.
Just as crazy as the rest of the world.
Just saw Paranormal Activity 3. Kinda cool how they played it off as the late 80’s. Not a bad movie at all.
I got to watch a squashed, green-tinted, content-filtered, 87-minute cut of Death Proof last night.
Still perfect
I watched Kids last night. Very good movie, altough a bit disturbing.
In Time. Not super amazing, but worth a watch. Heh. “Worth a watch”.
Just got done with The Mist.
I can’t say that the ending was unexpected.
It’s a decent movie. blacktext [color=black]Sorta like what people must have gone through after Half-life, but with the whole psychological aspect of not being able to see that bullsquid that’s spitting at you. (or in this case, that spider shooting acid web at you) endblacktext
It’s what inspired Half Life.
I know this.
Horseshoe crabs have blue blood.
So do the bourgeoisie (until you drain them).
Skyline and Unknown. Watched both movies back to back.
Reviews (spoilers follow!)
Skyline:
It had a real promising start and…oh, fuck, is that Turk from Scrubs? So, anyway, bright blue fireballs descend upon the city. Looking at the light causes your eyes to go milky and your skin to break out in ugly red patches. You are drawn towards the light and you are snatched away. Then the blue fireballs reascend. Then redescend the next morning followed by giant spacecraft. Aliens. As the main characters try to figure out what’s going on, scout ships that look like a cross between Autobots and squid snatch up remaining people. The main characters stumble about trying to figure out how to proceed and, one by one, they’re snatched away. They try to drive to a neighboring marina under the assumption that they’d be safe out in the water, but…yoink! A giant alien thing smashes Turk’s car and, after brief gunshots, Turk is gone. As the rest of the crew panic as the scout ships are now searching the building for the remaining people, more of the group are snatched away. Finally, we’re down to two people. The military is fighting back but they’re no match for the aliens. And then, inexplicably, the two last people allow themselves to be abducted. The male lead is separated from the female lead (who happens to be in the early stages of pregnancy) and…well…has his brain removed. The brain is consumed by an alien and the alien suddenly is the man. He finds the woman who had been deposited in some kind of grimy holding cell with other pregnant women, fights aliens and, just when I think we’re finally going to find out what the hell’s going on…the credits roll. WHAT. THE. FUCK?! No resolution. No motivation for the aliens. Just…what? Just…WHAT?! What did I just watch?!
Unknown:
Liam Neeson is Dr Martin Harris and is in Berlin to meet with Professor Bressler whom is a colleague of his. Martin left his briefcase at the airport and goes to return to get it. On the way, the taxi crashes and goes off a bridge into a river. Martin wakes up 4 days later from a coma with partial amnesia. No one knows who he is; his identification is missing. He goes to find his wife with whom he arrived at the hotel. He finds her at a party with another man claiming to be Dr Martin Harris. She insist that she doesn’t know Liam Neeson’s Martin. As Martin A (Liam Neeson) tries to piece together what’s going on, he uncovers, with the reluctant help of the taxi driver Gina, that…he was a trained assassin hired to plant and blow up a bomb in a hotel with a visiting dignitary. As Martin A finds out, he is not Martin Harris and neither is Martin B (Aidan Quinn). The accident has caused Martin A to believe his own cover story and Martin B was there to take his place to ensure the bomb goes off. It is up to Martin A and Gina to stop the plot and save the dignitary. However, the dignitary is not the target, it is Bressler, who had created a genetically modified corn that could grow anywhere. A group of assassins (Martin B) and his “wife” (who wasn’t his wife) are foiled when Martin A finally gets the authorities to listen and evacuate the hotel. The “wife” is killed when she tries to disarm the bomb (she doesn’t want to be connected with an explosion that is no longer necessary) and, after a physical altercation, Martin A kills Martin B. Martin A helps Gina start a new life (and new identity) away from all of this.
Out of the two movies, Unknown is at least coherent and understandable and, therefore, the superior movie, but…enh…I’ve seen better movies. 
Finally got around to watching the Big Lebowski. People really built it up to me, and it’s one of the few Coen Bros. movies I hadn’t seen. And you know what? I enjoyed it a lot more than I thought I would! Five stars. One thing the Coen brothers always manage to do to me with their movies is make me want to write a movie of my own. I don’t know why.
^ same actually.
Just saw Ghost Rider 2 and Hugo in 3d. I actually liked Ghost Rider more :?
And I saw Underworld: Awakening 3D. It was pretty good.
Toward the beginning, a shard of glass flies right at the camera, and my friend and I both worried about our reactions because neither of us thought of flinching.
I got to see Mi-24s, flamethrowers, and Lincoln Town Cars in the same flick.
…
I saw Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace 3D.
The Phantom Menace was pretty much how it’s always been. I did, however, pay closer attention to Darth Maul’s orders from the Emperor, and I appreciated how effectively he carried them out.
After seeing it, I watched the Plinkett reviews of the Star Wars prequels. Most of its criticism rang true, but some was ungrounded.
reminds me… Hugo had some color WWI footage converted to 3d, which was awesome. If you’re into that I’d definitely recommend checking it out while it’s still in theaters.
Does it count as seeing a movie if you watch an episode of MST3K? Because if so, I just saw The Beatniks. Shitty movie, to be expected, but the commentary seemed funnier than usual to me. I especially liked the “You’re probably not a beatnik” segment.
Ways to tell if you’re not a beatnik:
Due Date
fucking awful
Fucking weird/ridiculous/awesome.
Everything with the name Kurt Russel and/or John Carpenter on it is guaranteed to be top-notch entertainment.
^fact
Well, maybe just the “and” part.
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