Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

The newer one from genius director, Tim Burton.

Well, on DVD I watched The Ring with my best friend Wendy, the next day I phoned her and whispered "Seven days..." - she totally freaked out! :D

At the cinema: The Lake House.
It was horrible. Bad, long, and boring, despite the 2 good actors.

I watched a documentary film about the firemen who rescued people in the New York disaster, it was chilling stuff

United 93

Probably one of the most chilling and emotionally powerful movies I've seen in a long time. One of the 2 movies that made me cry, the other was Independece Day (when the president's wife died).

tremors!

heck yes baby!

Slap Shot

Funny as hell! I am SO glad I sought this movie out.

Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo

I know I posted last but I just got finished watching this and I have to say it, it was AWESOME!

Everything and more then I hoped from this movie. Excellent!

The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie on HBO.

After being soured by the lack of quality and charm in the current season, I'm surprised at just how good the movie was. I was laughing VERY hard, and Mindy is a great character.

Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 2

I just saw some of "bananas"..... ehehe, Fielding Mellish is SUCH a great character.

The keroro Gunso movie
=D

Theater: Ant Bully. And not on some regular theater, either...I saw it in...

IMAX 3D

Oh yes. Now I need to watch it again...To bad none of the theaters around here are playing it anymore. Have to wait for it to go into the dollar movies.


Home: No change from last time I posted. Though I watched Cheetah Girls 2 TWICE locked up in a hotel room with CRAZIES. :frankiemad:

The Rocky Horror Picture Show

Movies: Over the Hedge (nothing else caught my interest)

Home: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005 version)

House Of Bloo's, this afternoon, on a commercial-free homemade disk. :) 8-)

Theater: Crank

Home: 10 Things I hate about you

"Monsters Inc".

I recently watched House of Bloos, too. Such a great story!

Jackass: Number Two

And let me tell you 8-) that is one of the FUNNIEST films I have ever seen, way better then their first one.

My sister saw that yesterday.

Batman Beyond: Return of The Joker

"The Day After", last night on Sci-Fi.

John Carpenter's: In the Mouth of Madness

On DVD

the black dahlia...don't bother, it was crap....

The last 45 minutes of Independence Day on HBO.

You know, one of my main imaginary friends as a child was a friendly version of the alien from that very movie.

Theater: Open Season
Home: Shaun of the Dead

i loved shaun of the dead!!!

Theater: Texas Chainsaw Masscare: The Beginning

A FANTASTIC movie, much better then my expectations were orginally set. This movie has got to be one of the goriest flicks I've seen, it's very gag factor and is loaded with gruesome cringe scenes and nasty stuff like that.

Also, any of you who've seen the remake will appreciate this, "The Beginning" perfectly explains every myserty or question from the first movie. How R. Lee Ermey lost his front teeth, how the old guy got into a wheel chair, where Ermey's cop uniform came from.

Everything.

Home: Toy Story 1

Cannibal The Musical

A fascinating and unique study of human frailty and idiocy.

From the makers of South Park.

*****

"Atomic Train", this afternoon on Sci-Fi. Cheesy but entertaining.

in order

The last unicorn
landbefore time seven

X Men 3 --> coulda been worse, but didn't really turn me on much.

I just saw Madagascar for, what, the sixth time this week? That movie still cracks me up!

X-men: The original movie

As much as I love X2 and still think it's the best X flick out of the triliogy, i still say people don't give the first one enough credit. This was a damn good movie.

I have to agree with Mr. Marshmallow on the first XMen movie ... it was a rush because I was finally seeing all the mutants I love so much come alive on the screen. After that, the thrill wasn't the same, I guess.

The first X-Men was a little slow at times, but it was necessary because it set up the great storytelling and character development in X2, which probably remains one of my favorite superhero flicks ever.

I haven't seen The Last Stand, but what I've seen isn't making me as excited about seeing it. The recent DVD commercials that scream "DA BIGGEST ACTION! DA BEST SPECIAL EFFECTS!" are just like those sleazy "hot chicks" that love to flaunt their "large assets" at the complete expense of any heart and sincerity--which I find simply disgusting. I haven't seen it yet so I hope that isn't the case for me when I actually see it, but I'm keeping my expectations in check.

Here's the thing about "The Last Stand" it's as good as it could have been considering the fact this is a NEW director. Brett Ratner (Rush Hour movies, Red Dragon) directed this movie after FOX fired Bryan Singer from the job.

FOX was upset Singer was taking interest in "Superman Returns" for Warner bros. because there rival companies and Ratner was taken in as a replacement. Now while Singer undoubtedly is a masterpiece maker when it comes to these films, Ratner did pretty good.

There's some amazing fight scenes and effects in here and they did an amazing job bringing Beast and Juggernaut to life. Shadowcat finally gets some air time, and I gotta say, this movie definitely will leave you speechless quite a few times.

But in truth, it does fail in comparison to "X2". There's not enough air time for all the characters in here like they did in "X2", and Ratner clearly isn't very up and up about comic books since he didn't use the mutants he had properly or cleverly.

But Vox, I highly recommend you see it and don't miss out on it. It's not the best, but for a guy who took his first shot at doing a finale flick for a big comic film franchise, I think he did a pretty good job.

My parents and I watched "National Lampoon's Vacation" last night.

WALLY WORLD!!!

-Marty 8-)

Hey, X3 was the last home movie I watched too!

Hey, I liked it...I was rather shocked, though, for...Some stuff. *tries not to ruin anything*