Topic: Movie thread.

Who dat.

^It's all in the past, TRCB has been forgotten. The doppel user.

I had never seen them in theaters before so it was really cool to see in 3-D.

3-D is like high-def for movies. Not Imax.

Spanish Buzz FTW!

I really want A Serious Man to come to my area. It's the new Coen brothers movie in case you didn't know.

saw Where the Wild Things Are yesterday. It's one of the greatest movies I've ever seen in my life. Now, I realize that's a pretty big statement, but I'm totally serious. This is a masterpiece. It's one of those rare movies where you walk away a different person. See it at all costs

I'm waiting for Transformers 2 on DVD on Tuesday. So...I might be on here at all on that day.

I liked the movie Iron Man when I watched it on blu-ray. Will Iron Man 2 be just as good in theatres? I hope so.

See it now! There is a trailer for Toy Story 3 in the beginning! It was awesome!

That trailer is on youtube now. I didn't get to see the double feature either.

Sounds a little bit like Terminator / Sarah Connor Chronicles.

Should I make inside jokey puns next time I watch a certain movie in theatres?

I just came back from Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs. WAY better than I expected!

I'm going to see Wild Things tonight.

About to watch the Wild Things do their thang.

In retro news, I never found Eragon to be bad. Just plain decent, and I loved the music the role of Jeremy Irons as Brom.

Awesome! Hitchcock's Thirty Nine Steps just started. That's me sorted!

Goodfella's is a classic dude, love that film. Casino would be the perfect follow on. Though I still shudder at the thought of that vice. OMG! pukes a bit

Man Casino does have some ruthless scenes, amazing film though. I would suggest Raging Bull and Taxi Driver if you are having yourself a little Scorsese season.

I watched Smoking Aces last night and I can categorically say it is the worst film I have seen this year, terrible cliched story, massive plot holes, this film has it all, avoid at all costs.

Yeah I avoided smokin aces, sounds like i was right in doing so. Props to the raging bull suggestion, I'm a big De Niro fan and that was one of the last ones I saw. Brilliant film, quite touching for a boxing movie, and was really brutal for such an old film, but artistically so, what what.

Watch all those films and you will be a Scorsese fan guaranteed, IMO his older films are better, but thats not to say his newer films are not good, Taxi Driver is the film that got Scorsese recognised so may be a good place to start.