:twisted: Stand By Me.
Great film adaptation of a Stephen King book 8)

have yet to see that one

last one for me was Batman Begins

Indiana Jones and the kingdom of the Crystal Skull, started yesterday and finished this morning, and now I'm watching Hellboy II

High Fidelity, great film and a record collection to die for :))

Agreed... but I wouldn't fancy dusting under it...

The International. Rather average and needed a little bit more action in it. I think Clive Owen would have made a great James Bond though, much better than Daniel Craig.

The Final Destination

enjoyable watch, but by no means a good movie. Looks like they lost track of the plot half way through to be honest. Some major plot holes in there as well.

RJ, you are aware what film you were watching, aren't you? Do the final destination films actually have plots? lol...

Last film I saw was Wanted... not bad, and it'll be interesting to see how they explain Fox in the sequel....

I thought Wanted was ok, but it could have been better.

Angelina Jolie was in it, the rest of the film didn't really matter

Seen Howard Stern's Private Parts yesterday, followed by Batman (1989)

I think Batman has aged rather badly. Last time I watched it, it wasn't as good as I remembered it.

I found it rather boring in places. I guess twenty years later we're used to being spoiled with fast driving action thriller plots that a movie like that doesnt really have the same impression anymore. Especially with The Dark Knight, essentially the same movie, around.

The Good Son

The Mudlark on Film4 yesterday.

Did he mind you looking at him like that?!


No seriously it's a good film, I like it.

:twisted: Clive Owen?


http://media.mlxxfc.net/clive.jpg

Oh, hang on, that's Clive DUNN isn't it? :doh:


Saying that, I wouldn't rule it out.
If Stallone can still play Rocky, Dunn can still play an action man for all occasions :bleh:

Angels & Demons. Definitely better than the Da Vinci Code.

:twisted: Changing Lanes.

Not as good as I thought it might be.
Still, wasworth a go :shrug:

Dark Passage - Humphrey Bogart classic

Angels & Demons. I have no idea why they felt they needed to change so much from the novel. And not for the better, in my opinion. But in fairness, it's a very good-looking film in hi-def.

What was the last movie you saw
 

Dirty dancing and gost and black dog as my tribute to patrick swayze RIP

Crank: High Voltage

Up.
Stunning as I have come to expect from Pixar/Disney.

The Outfit - 1970s gangster movie with Robert Duvall and Joe Don Baker