[Lee.]

Originally Posted by bansheewails

The only man wwho has ever looked good in a kilt too. He has great legs.

The only man??

[BOOSH]

:O

[Lee.]

Originally Posted by BOOSH

Yeah but I love Jim Carrey xD

Haha.. so do I. I hated the Mask. Actually walked out of the cinema because I couldn't bear him but then my sister persuaded me to go and see another film of his and I've found him hilarious ever since!

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by happyland

The only man??

*swoon* mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

I need to steal that for the hot thread pronto!!!

[Jessica.]

Mean Girls

[Shaun]

Sunshine Cleaning - loved it. Amy Adams, Emily Blunt and Alan Arkin are all really underrated.

[King Gizzard]

The Hangover

I liked it but I feel it isnt as good as everyone was harping on about it, calling it the funniest film for a while. No where as good as Anchorman and slightly overrated




Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince

What I expected from a Harry Potter film, I liked it, end of story

[James]

Sherlock Holmes. It was great fun. Good comic double-act between Holmes and Watson too.

[MrGaryy]

Heathers

AMAZING. I love this movie. Winona Ryder is so awesome in it <3 Reminds me of like the original Mean Girls.

[Visage]

Orphan


Amazing movie, I so didn't see that final twist coming.

[Sarah.]

Macgruber

[BB_Eye]

Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express (the Sidney Lumet movie)

I watched it because... well, it was either that or daytime telly. It's a great movie though. Albert Finney is unrecognisable as Poirot and the all-star cast is stellar with only Lauren Bacall falling short of expectations (I always have high expectations for her though).

[Callum]

Remember Me - 8/10

Surprised me in all honesty. Didn't expect to like it, thought it would be a big chic flick which it kind of was in parts but I liked it and the twist at the end was unexpected too.

Rob did a good job of holding his own and showing his acting strength, although admittedly he isn't the greatest actor ever, I thought his acting performance was good.

[DrunkerThanMoses]

Made in Heaven.

I very cute movie, with good acting. Only problem is it dragged on, and was sometimes hard to follow!

[Shaun]

Paper Heart - it's confusing. It's set up as a documentary about the comedienne/musician/general oddball Charlyne Yi [sic] trying to find love and eventually doing so with the actor Michael Cera.

And...some of the interviews with real-life couples about love are really sweet and poignant.

But then...it's a mockumentary. And the acting between these two is as wooden and awkward as is acceptable with other such popular 'indie' flicks (about as independent and quirky as marmalade). It just seems to be a giant in-joke between all the Diablo Cody/Judd Apatow brigade, albeit with the best and funniest stars removed from the picture. The plot is so predictable, and the main actress is...I don't know where to start.

Like, she's socially awkward to say the least. But that doesn't automatically make you funny - it makes you awkward. She CAN be quite sweet. But most of the time she has this really irritating voice and generally seems quite slow. And I don't give a ****ing crap about the people who're like "well that's part of her appeal" - NO. Comedians and comediennes are SUPPOSED to be charismatic and confident and able to cope with public pressure and the stage/performance. Being awkward and weird for the ****ing sake of it stopped being funny with Noel Fielding.

[CaraRawr]

Drillbit Taylor because high school films, funny fat kids and Owen Wilson = epic comedy.

[GypsyGoth]

She's Out Of My League, it was a bit meh.

[setanta]

The Karate Kid. You know, nostalgia is a funny old thing and seeing as I have very fond memories of the original I watched this with alot of apprehension and possibly a little hostility because I've never been a fan of filmmakers pillaging old "classics" (classics in a childhood sense) in an attempt to make a fast buck. Having said that, I have to admit that I quite enjoyed the film for what it is: silly harmless fun, and Jackie Chan was the perfect man for the role of the quirky mentor.

My only reservation is that by lowering the age of the kids involved you kinda obliterate the adolscent tensions that were key in the original series and it looks like a bunch of tellytubbies trying to kick the shi^e outta each other rather than the hormonal, angst ridden teens that Ralph Machio had to contend with.

Still though, Will Smith's kid is pretty good in the part and it wasn't as crap as I expected it to be.

[DrunkerThanMoses]

Death at a funeral... why make the remake the same as the orginal?

Had one or two few good moments, but overall pretty crap.

[sophie:)]

prom night it was alright.

[James]

Moon. I liked it, it's a science fiction film with ideas. It did remind me of a lot of other films mind you. I recognised influences from 2001, Outland, Silent Running, Alien, Blade Runner amongst others (that's not necessarily a negative though).

[Shaun]

I want to see that James - should be on Sky Movies soon

[Smithy]

Angels and Demon's

I'd seen it before but It had started showing on sky movies. Think I prefer the books though

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by James

Moon. I liked it, it's a science fiction film with ideas. It did remind me of a lot of other films mind you. I recognised influences from 2001, Outland, Silent Running, Alien, Blade Runner amongst others (that's not necessarily a negative though).

I love that film.

I just watched Percy Jackson, it's so devastatingly disappointing. They've basically gutted the book and filmed it's corpse for two hours.

[James]

Vantage Point. I thought it was a decent conspiracy thriller shot from different points of view, albeit a little far-fetched in its resolution. And I guessed (partly at least) the main plot twist quite early on.