Movies

[mr.jaynes]

So what movies has everyone gone to see lately? I've already seen the latest Spider Man film, looking to catch the latest "Pirates of the Caribbean" flick, and maybe "Fantastic Four," and that will probably do it for me in terms of movies, for this year anyway.

So far, this year, I've seen what I want to see, even if I had to really juggle it into my schedule. "Ghost Rider" was kick, as was "Reno 911:Miami" and even "Blades of Glory." Seems that it's also a good year for horror films. "Dead Silence" and "The Reaping" have not disappointed me. High time that the movies of that genre actually do what they set out to do: scare us senseless without a preponderence of comic relief. Comedy is fine, but not in a horror flick. What does everyone else think?

[sgrizzle]

I'm going to see Transformers, I want to see the reaping and "knocked up." I will catch the 3's on TV or rental. I haven't even seen the second pirates movie yet.

To me fantastic four was okay, but not sequel worthy. At least it was better than the 1994 version.

[cannon_fodder]

Saw the new Pirates flick.

I liked it, overall.  It was entertaining for the entire 3 hours.  However, at the end of the movie I was left with some questions and as a whole it failed to go full circle.  Watching the first one there are some connections that seem to be left out.  But again, overall, good times.

Oh yeah, and I guess you are supposed to stay until the end of the credits.  I missed something apparently.

[Breadburner]

I saw Knocked Up....Laughed my a$$ off....

[NCTulsan]

I saw "Knocked-Up" as well.  There was noticeable profanity, some brief nudity, and mild, humerous drug use.  Given that, it was a very cute movie.  You found yourself really pulling for the main characters in their quest to make the situation work.  Seth Rogen was a hoot.

[mr.jaynes]

quote:Originally posted by sgrizzle

I'm going to see Transformers, I want to see the reaping and "knocked up." I will catch the 3's on TV or rental. I haven't even seen the second pirates movie yet.

To me fantastic four was okay, but not sequel worthy. At least it was better than the 1994 version.

Definitely see "The Reaping," it's full of twists and turns. And the twist ending will have you demanding a sequel.

[sgrizzle]

I saw knocked up. I really like the riverwalk theater (simpler is better) but took me over 30 minutes to get out of the parking lot. That is too large of an area to exit at one 4-way stop.

[Conan71]

The Riverwalk has worked out really well.  

Especially with Tulsa's crappy economy. [}:)]