I'm just finishing up "Eight Legged Freaks".

As we speak.

At home on DVD that is.

i watched 'texas chainsaw massacre: the beginning' this weekend and 'x men 3' yesterday. tcm was good...nice and messy...and explained a lot. xm3 was ok, ok story, great effects, kinda sad though...i hope 4 will be more exciting.

I saw The Grudge 2 in the theaters at around 4:15. It was so dark I stumbled and fell down while trying to find a seat. I spilled a little of my popcorn,and scraped my knee. I'm just glad it didn't bleed.

Grudge 2, just got back from it about an hour ago.

I was worried and disappointed with how the movie was going at first, some acting looked cheap and the scares were totally ruined by the giveaway music that was thankfully abscent in the freaky first film.

But, as the middle came along it got much better, one scene just flat out FREAKED me out of my wits (the counselor woman) for those who've seen it. It was creepy and had some unique ways to bring about the scares.

Overall, I was happy to not be disappointed and I left the theater satisfied which is what is always the most important thing to me when it comes to movies.

the last movie I watched was friday.
on VH1.
had to deal with it being edited.

Home: The original Jimmy Timmy Power Hour.

One. of. the. best. Nick. crossovers. EVER.

Friday the 13th part 7: The New Blood

Friday the 13th Part 8: Jason Takes Manhatten

Both on DVD.

Theater: The Grudge 2

DVD: House of Wax (remake)

DVD: Over The Hedge.

(I bought it so I might as well watch it.)

At midnight this morning: "Ode To Billy Joe".

Home: Shark Tale

I recorded "Monsters, Inc." awhile back and finally got around to watching it earlier this evening. Considering how much I've heard about this movie I expected that the best part would be that I didn't have to pay for it. The truth is, the best part is that I get to keep it. :)

Nice job, Pixar. :)

Home: Fright Night

The last movie I saw was "The Departed" and all I can say is, WOW. That movie is so awesome. I've seen it twice.

I watched NBC 3D in theatres and Over the Hedge at home. Both are awesome.

In Theaters: Saw 3

To be honest, I didn't expect a whole lot from this movie and I was right about that. Aside from this being the goriest film I have ever seen in the history of film, this movie is really incoherent and downright confusing.

It's a mess of overloaded twists and turns with backwards explanations, and some crappy acting. Gore fans will no doubt be pleased with this, that's well and good, but if your looking for something DEEPER in Saw 3, I couldn't find it.

I saw The Prestige this afternoon, and it rocked.

-Marty :goo:

Little Miss Sunshine, at the theatres. Wonderful movie.

Feast

Saw II

Both on DVD for a Halloween Horror movie night, pretty much just me and my dad. We were gonna watch Slither but Boston Legal came on so were saving it for Wednesday.

Home: Eraserhead, by David Lynch

Home:

Slither

Directed by James Gunn *(husband to Pam from "The Office").

At home watched the DVD: "Much Ado About Nothing" with Kenneth Branagh, Keanu Reeves & Emma Thompson.

That is freaky. Really freaky. Because that was the last movie I just watched, though it was at college for our Literary Analysis class.

At home it's Monster House, and at the movies I saw Open Season.

"House Of Bloo's" again, early this morning. Say what you will, GWH has a tough act to follow. :)

The last movie I saw was Borat, and that was a week ago in the local theater. One of the most original comedies I've seen in a long time, and a funny one, too, if a little gross in certain parts.

I'm going to see Borat next week, I love "Da Ali G Show".
I watched Return of the Jedi last, currentlywatching TPM. Cinemax is showing the SW movies in order for the whole weekend & I gotmy plasma/HD TV yesterday so SW is even better! :bloogrin

Howdid they sound in Spanish? Do you understand Spanish?
Attack of the Clones, currently watching ROTS. These movies will also be on my TV all day tomorrow, so I'll be posting here after every movie tommmorow. :)

Snow Day- I haven't seen that movie in ages

I saw Borat the day after it came out. Then I watched Who Framed Roger Rabbit yesterday.

At home, "The Emperor's New Groove". AKA "The last traditionally animated Disney movie that was actually good". And before that, "UHF". I love me some Weird Al.

"War and Peace" (Henry Fonda and Audrey Hepburn) Based off of Tolstoy's book (which I have read).:frankiesmile: :cheesegrin:

At home:

"Resevoir Dogs"

Tarantino's finest work if you ask me, even better then his "Kill Bill" series.

Just this afternoon, I was watching Battle Royale on my PC.
Brutal movie; a few minutes of its action, and it's clear why the movie is so controversial.

I watched "Patton.":frankiesmile:

Santa Clause 3. I'm a fan of Martin Short so he was really the only reason I watched this.

I watched "Stranger Than Fiction". It was okay, it makes you think a little.

:bloogrin "Cars" DVD

"Birth of a Nation" (1915) - D.W. Griffith :frankiesmile: