Cooler's Revenge:

Dragon Ball Z Movie 5

I saw Children of Men, again. I still jumped. That movie is on my top ten list for sure.

"My Fair Lady" (with Audrey Hepburn)

Godfather Part I and II. Fixing to watch III (the most misunderstood one).

T3 is on now. New classic.

I watched "Live and Let Die" on DVD with commentary from Roger Moore, he had some pretty good on set stories.

White Zombie Spooky classic with Bela Lugosi

Crank

One of the greatest movies of 2006

Godfather Part III on DVD.:frankiesmile:

Snakes on a Plane

A true B-movie.

The More the Merrier (on tv)

I'm feeling a little woozy, because I just watched Toy Story, Toy Story 2 and, uh, This Is Spinal Tap back-to-back in a five-and-a-half hour marathon triple-bill for no reason whatsoever. They're all as brilliant as I remember them being, but now I'm seeing coloured lights and am going to go and pass out. :bloocross: Goodnight, everyone.

i just watched 'the last kiss'. it was really good. i love zach braff.

Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb on DVD.

jeez...Peter Sellers, right? Hilarious. The limey officer talking about Japanese torture and then going, "strange, they make such damn good cameras" LMAO.

I just saw Deliverance again...you got a purdy mouth.

"Rio Grande"

Yes! It was Peter Sellers at his absolute best! :bloogrin

I just rewatched "The Producers". That is such a fun movie!:D

Spongebob Movie.
Toobad it was basically the end of good SB.:'(

Airplane the "don't call me Shirley" edition DVD.:frankiesmile:

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
It don't get no better than that.

Happy Feet for me. I still don't get how he Spoiler Below

True, I never quite understood that.

Anyway, GoldenEye on DVD.

Spaghetti Westerns, like R rated good versions of John Wayne (Rooster Cogburn aside)

Just watched The Iron Giant on DVD, and...wow. Seriously. Not only is it one of the most beautiful 2D animated films I've ever seen, it's also a sophisticated, emotional and absolutely superb piece of storytelling. Brad Bird is surely some kind of genius...I know we're all animation fans here, so I have no hesitation in recommending absolutely everybody to check this film out right now. :)

Lost in Translation DVD

Agreed 10 fold. I always overlooked the movie untill I saw it on tv last year. It's no wonder it's been gaining a bigger and bigger fan following every day.:D

"Fiddler on the Roof" DVD

Watched every "Major" summer cartoon movie besides Cars tonight:
Ant Bully-Meh, boring
Monster House- Good but how was this a kiddie movie?!
Over the Hedge- I saved the best for last!

hell yeah :bloosmirk:!

Superman: The Movie. Been meaning to watch this again since seeing Superman Returns (which I loved...so sue me :P ).

A bit slow, a bit cheesy in places, but overall it's held up really well. I preferred Kevin Spacey's Lex Luthor to Gene Hackman's - Hackman's was played almost totally for laughs, with the wigs and moron sidekicks, whilst Spacey's had some real threat to him. But Christopher Reeve is awesome; as Superman, he makes being wholesome seem like the coolest thing in the world, but still convincingly makes Clark Kent an adorably clumsy nerd. :)

Anywho, this is the last post I'll be making for a while. There's a six-week holiday for Spring Festival here in China, so Ditchy's tourin' China until March! Hopefully there'll be some new Foster's to discuss by the time I get back...bye, all! :frankiesmile:

Yeah and Spacey's Luthor had one of the greatest scenes in movie history...

Lex Luthor: Come on, let me hear you say it, just once.
Lois Lane: You're insane.
Lex Luthor: No! No, not that the other thing. Come on, I know it's on the tip of your tongue.
Lois Lane: Superman will never...
Lex Luthor: WRONG!

That line alone made me want to see this movie after seeing the trailer. I was worried about Spacey being Luthor at first, but he truly took it home in that movie and I think hackman's performances sucks horribly in comparison.

I HATED the way Donner portrayed Luthor, with the plad shirts and wearing that rug on his head, and acting like some sort of saturday morning cartoon villain when he is SUPPOSED to be a ruthless, brilliant, powerful arch nemesis type villain.

"Superman Returns" was a good film, it was a well directed film, it just would have been nicer to see something new instead of well.....a remake which is almost what this movie basically was, it was supposed to be a sequel but everything played off like remake.

My biggest complaint though stems from 2 problems: 1. Lois Lane's actress Kate Bosworth did a decent job as Lois, but the fact she's supposed to be a well aged mom and someone who's been around a while doesn't fit in with someone as young as Bosworth is.

And 2. I REALLY was upset Luthor and Superman didn't have any scenes together aside from the finale. I would have liked to see those two interact more and it bummed me out because I always loved Spacey's Luthor and I would have liked to see how he handled Superman more often face to face.

14 HoursDVD

Benchwarmers

hehehe

Pan's Labyrinth

An amazing, dark, and fantastic movie. Definitely not for the kids, there's some serious dark and violent stuff in here.

Robin Hood: Men in Tights. One of my all time favourite Mel Brooks films! Very funny and Cary Elwes was brilliant.

Ant Bully

That movie absolutely cracks me up, no matter how many times I watch it!

I... love... Kevin... Spacey. Seriously.

I just watched Snakes on a Plane and the Descent. Snakes on a Plane was awesome, but the Descent... eh, not what everyone made it up to be. I was sad that even Fango praised it and fans built it up and it still was pretty lackluster. Just a lot of screaming, blood, and claustrophobia.

Well there is always the sequel, and even though the villans in that one will more then likely end up being General Zod and his crew, they can still always fit Luthor in there somehow. You can never have enough Lex. :slybendy:

As much as I want to see more Lex, I hope they don't use Zod because I frankly think that would be totally stupid. They need to bring in some seriously DIFFERENT super villains, Superman's has plenty of villains from his comic book days that deserve to be on screen more then General Zod a second time.

Parasite, Darkseid, Doomsday, Brainiac, Bizarro, Metallo, hell even Mr. Mxypsptzlyk would be better then Zod for a second time. I think Bryan Singer needs to stop rewashing the old Superman movies and make a NEW one.