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[Nicklab]

The Town is a very good flick.  Drama, action and suspense.

Thanks Roland.

[Matthew]

The Town is a very good flick.  Drama, action and suspense.

[pakledjim]

Wal-Mart had several of the DC animated movies on sale, so I picked up Green Lantern: First Flight, Super Man/Batman: Public Enemies, Batman: Under the Red Hood. All were well done. Green Lantern was decent, but didn't think that Christopher Meloni was right for thr part as Hal, but Victor Garber was good as Sinestro. I liked Under the Red Hood best. Bruce Greenwood did a decent job as Batman and Jensen Ackles was great, like him on Supernatural and the Red Hood character had the same kind of attitude.

[Matthew]

Antichrist:
The controversial foreign film was extremely graphic in a sexual nature, but a well-crafted movie, if not overdone.

Date Night:
Short, fun movie with some good cameos.

[Matthew]

Splice - It was okay.  The female doctor plays the prototypical "Eve" role.  She wants to taste the forbidden fruit regardless of the consequences.  You'll want to punch her in the face the whole movie.

Too bad, I like Sara Polly.
 I just saw the comic book movie Superman/Batman Apocalypse. It was very good. The animation was pretty faithful to Michael Turner's artwork, which was both good and bad at times. Almost all the voices were excellent, the exception being Andre Braugher as Darkseid. The actresses that did the voices for Wonder Woman and Big Barda were fantastic.

Yeah, I thought this was probably the best of the straight-to-DVD animated flicks.  Darkseid's voice was terrible.  Batman played an intriguing role.

[pakledjim]

Splice - It was okay.  The female doctor plays the prototypical "Eve" role.  She wants to taste the forbidden fruit regardless of the consequences.  You'll want to punch her in the face the whole movie.

Too bad, I like Sara Polly.
 I just saw the comic book movie Superman/Batman Apocalypse. It was very good. The animation was pretty faithful to Michael Turner's artwork, which was both good and bad at times. Almost all the voices were excellent, the exception being Andre Braugher as Darkseid. The actresses that did the voices for Wonder Woman and Big Barda were fantastic.

[Matthew]

Saw a few flicks this weekend:

Nightmare on Elm Street (2010) - It was good.  They recreated some of the famous scenes and added to the backstory.  Kept the dreams more realistic also.

Splice - It was okay.  The female doctor plays the prototypical "Eve" role.  She wants to taste the forbidden fruit regardless of the consequences.  You'll want to punch her in the face the whole movie.

The Girl Who Played with Fire - Not as good as the first film and furthers the notion that all men are rapists and indiscriminate rapists at that.

[Matthew]

Girl With the Dragon Tattoo

Really good movie, good score, kept you guessing.  I'd definately recommend it just watch out for chicks with hairy armpits and a$$ rapes.

They are doing an American remake.

[Matthew]

Hottub Time Machine had a few chuckles in it, but not up there with the likes of Hangover, Sex Drive or She's Out of My League.

[Matthew]

Spartan

This movie had an all-star "B-cast"; Val Kilmer, Kristen Bell, William H Macy and "Al Bundy".  It's a pretty good low-bedget suspense thriller.  The other thing that bothered me was that each suspect gave them just enough information to lead them to the next suspect.  This happens like 5 times.

[Matthew]

Cabin Fever 2

I liked the first one, so I decided to give this a try.  It also came with some luke warm recommendations.

It had some parts that made you cringe out of grossness, but it was like 3 seperate disjointed movies.  I'd say PASS unless you're hard-up for some campy gore.

[Matthew]

Sherlock Holmes...

Story was good, didn't find any of the humor well...humorous but still liked it.  Not as good as I was expecting from what I've heard peeps say.

[Nicklab]

I bought a copy of Pirate Radio.  A very fun movie.  But I've been surprised to see that the initial sale prices on standard DVD's don't seem to be where they used to be.  I think Blu Ray may be eclipsing standard DVD's in terms of the movie studio's marketing focus.

[Matthew]

Watched The Wolfman last night.  It's an average movie.  Not terrible, but at the same time doesn't do anything to impress you.

[Matthew]

Saw Jennifer's Booty...

It was okay, nothing great.  It got better towards the end.  Felt like they were less concerned with story than coming up with snappy dialogue.  Reminded a bit of The Heathers.



Also saw Zombieland...

Been meaning to see it for a while.  I thought it was very good.  Less creative zombie kills than I expected, but still some good laughs.