[Full Effect Ed]

You know the drill...

[DickfaceChillah]

Posting to follow the thread.

[chiefjordo]

Horrible Bosses (3/5)

It was alright. I think my dislike for Sudakis cancelled out my enjoyment of Bateman and Day... It felt like an episode of It's Always Sunny, and I couldn't get over how much more I like the show. That being said, it wasn't a bad way to spend 1.5 hours and it cost me nothing to rent, so no complaints. Probably won't see it again, though, despite being amused for the majority of it.

[Ricketts]

Drive (5/5)

MY new favorite movie. I was really late getting to this one but holy shit, it's awesome. Incredibly moody, great pacing and well timed violence. The violence/ gore in this movie only comes around just enough that it shocks you every time it does. The soundtrack alone is worth seeing the movie for. There is really nothing I didn't love about this movie. It reminds me of a story that a baby conceived by Mark Millar and Ed Brubaker would write. No flaws in this movie. See it now. Now.

[wileythekid]

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[thesollopsist]

The Sitter (6/10)

It was okay but mostly lame, had some serious pacing problems and really contrived "you can do it kid" inspirational speeches from Jonah Hill.

[thesinkingship]

Originally Posted by Ricketts

The violence/ gore in this movie only comes around just enough that it shocks you every time it does. .

Interesting that you mention this. I've read a lot of comments where people found the violence to be funny and/or unrealistic.

[Ricketts]

Originally Posted by thesinkingship

Interesting that you mention this. I've read a lot of comments where people found the violence to be funny and/or unrealistic.

I've read that too, which is the reason I brought it up. There's nothing silly about the violence. When it comes, it comes hard and a lot of people probably don't know how to respond to that. It is really jarring.

[jwicklun]

Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie- 3/10

Dug their show, but Jesus Christ, their type of humor does not work at all in a full length feature format. As the ending dragged on, I just could not make excuses on how you have to be into Tim and Eric to like this. Oh well, maybe the joke's on me.

[Avalanche1]

True Grit - 8.5/10 - Was pretty hard to understand some of the dialogue but other than I liked it a lot.

[Full Effect Ed]

I know a couple months ago I went on this whole immature tirade about hating The Sitter and I even went as far as to saying Sam Rockwell's name means shit to me because he was in it. Well I just wanted to publicly apologize for even making such a rant about him because of one bad film (I still hate the movie, that hasn't changed). Moon is a personal favorite of mine and after watching it again the other night, I thought about what I said and ill admit I'm a sorry jackass because of such comments. G'night ya'll...

[Full Effect Ed]

Originally Posted by Avalanche1

True Grit - 8.5/10 - Was pretty hard to understand some of the dialogue but other than I liked it a lot.

Which version?

[johnnyferris]

Thirteen Days - 4.5/5 - A really good movie about the Cuban Missile Crisis; The only downside is Kevin Costner's horrible accent, haha.

[thesafeword]

Yeah, Moon's pretty cool.

[jwicklun]

Originally Posted by deadkidsean

I am a massive of the show but thought B$M was a pile of shit.

I'm a Tim and Eric apologist as well, but Jesus Christ, I just felt pissed off after watching it.