Sword in The Stone

My mom and Bilbo (her boyfriend) wanted to watch it last night, so we watched on DVD. Damn that scene with the squirrels :[ I hate it when Arthur breaks the squirrel girl's heart </3 It's so damn sad. But it's a nice movie, I like Madame Mim :bloosmirk:

I just watched "Anna Karenina" on DVD.

Greta Garbo was wonderful in the title role.

I liked both of them,
and saw both of them last night,
asside from the TNT presentation of RE2
The first was ended on USA network as that one began.

Monty :-/

Resident Evil: Extinction

Surprisingly entertaining. Saw it with a few friends. Not stellar, but not a total waste of seven bucks, and good for filler conversation afterwards.

However, we all agreed that we would've been better off if we had just went to see Eastern Promises. Cronenberg films about the Russian Mafia trump zombie sequels anyday. Well, almost any day.

Spawn

A comic book movie that really deserved another installment. A lot of people gave this movie a bad rap, but i really enjoyed it and have to say that I haven't seen such a marvelous villain performance (John Leguizamo as Clown) since Jack Nicholson cast as The Joker in the first Batman movie.

Granted they went a little overboard with the special effects, and some looked crappy as hell. But still, this movie had a lot of story going for it and I think it could have easily made a sequel that would have kept it into movie franchise popularity status.

- "Reefer Madness: The Musical!" (5/5)
One of the funniest movies I've seen in a long, long time. This should have premiered on theaters, darnit.

The Thing (John Carpenter version)

Probably not the best choice of film to be watching when you?re all alone on an ill-lit evening, but I had a good time nonetheless. Hard to believe that this was so reviled upon its initial release in the early 80s, because it is, quite frankly, my idea of the perfect horror film. There are a handful of pretty gruesome and ugly moments therein, but they?re few and far between, with much of the terror being milked from sheer anticipation. The story is involving enough to be genuinely scary, but it?s also a lot of fun, the ending is interesting and nicely ambiguous, and those tangible Thing puppets, though fairly obvious, could still take on most CGI monsters any day.

Resident Evil: Extinction

A hell of a lot better then I was expecting. I had all but given up on any hope of this film series surprising me but it proved me wrong, there was some really good stuff in here. Awesome action scenes and some REAL violence for a change.

Alice no longer shoved her "super woman" macho attitude down our throats like she did the last film, and aside from the fact they totally left out explaining what happened to the little girl and Jill Valentine from movie 2, this was a great film.

The birds was probably the best sequence they've ever created in all 3 films, along with the laser hallway sequence from the first movie (which they revisited here and LOVED it).

Resurrection of The Little Match Girl

Korean HEAVILY Matrix inspired science fiction movie about a guy named Ju who buys a lighter from a program called The Little Match Girl and then enters a virtual reality world where he has to win the heart of The Little Match Girl to be able to win. Very... funny and random movie. The most important item in the movie is a mackerel, for instance XD

From your description it dowes not sound like the Match Girl dies like the story (Hans Christian Andersen).

Monty :-/