Topic: Movie thread.

I did enjoy Cloudy with a chance of Meatballs , but not enough to name it as one of the best animated films of the decade. Not even close. But like I said, I think it's a fine film; really loved the quriky SNL-ish humor.

@Swiket

You have officially just become my favorite person ever. Well done.
(I'm not changing my opinion, however, that how to train your dragon is a really effing wonderful movie)

Are there any Kurosawa fans out there!

I'm planning on seeing it this weekend or next. Also, I thought Over the Hedge was a step up from most DreamWorks films even though I haven't seen Kung Fu Panda.

And now I have seen it and it was easily the best DreamWorks film yet, aspiring to Pixar quality.

I saw How to Train Your Dragon yesterday, and I honestly thought it was good.

Thanks to the stupid football I decided to sulk in front of movies today. Howls Moving Castle followed by Papillon. Awesomeness all around. _{stupid fudgin' football, grumble grumble}

Oh yes, HEAT just started. Quite possibly the finest crime movie ever made. Yay!

Thread revival time!

I just saw Toy Story 3 and wow! WOW! That was pretty amazing. It had comedy, action, even romance (Barbie and Ken ). I actually started crying a little at the end, and I don't think I've ever cried at a movie before.

OMG IT LOOKS SOOOO GOOD xD
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And a digitally-younger-aged character? EPIC.

Disney Movies i have to say have always been a treat for me to watch. Whether it being the old Disney or some of the new Disney. 3 movies i treasure from Disney would have to be Pixar made movies. Toy Story 3 (the ending made me cry not many movies will do that but that one made me tear up awesome movie) WALL.E Another big favorite cause sadly to say one day the earth is gonna basically look like that IMO. Then finally, UP it had a very good charm the way the characters were. Had some random points for laughs which I thought were nice. But, had a very nice ending for Russel and Carl at the end. I think no matter how old I get I will always watch a Disney movie. No matter what people say about them. Cause no matter how old you are you are A still a kid at heart.

Got Netflix the other day so I've been watching a LOT of movies. Have you all seen Ink? It blew me away and is my new favorite movie. You remember the old phrase "movie magic"? Yeah, Ink brings that back.

Silent Hill, the movie had too many flaws compared to the First installment game.

I've already seen Inception twice (and I'm dying to see it again. It's that good). I also went to the drive-in with some friends. They showed three movies in a row. Cats & Dogs 2, Despicable Me, and Knight and Day. Now, obviously, the former and the latter were worthless trash (though Knight and Day would have at least been stupid fun if it weren't for Cameron Diaz's relentless crappyness). Despicable Me was quite enjoyable, though. It wasn't nearly despicable enough for my taste--the villains weren't quite evil enough, and there was never any sense of danger about anything they were doing. I mean...really. No cops or superheros care about what these villains are doing? But other than that it was a really cute, at-times hilarious movie. I feel like I should also mention that they showed a brand new 3D Roadrunner/Wile E. Coyote cartoon before Cats & Dogs 2. It was brilliant. Just as violent as you'd hope, and I really hope WB do more of them. Unfortunately the movie that followed was horrible beyond description.

Last movie I saw all of the way through was "Predators". It was the first Predator movie I'd seen, and I wasn't pleased. The dialogue was too cheesy. I hope to finish "The Road Warrior" when I go back to my dad's.

Oh no, (insert funny name that I can't think of here) is staff now I enjoyed the A Team as well

Congrats, dude!

Yeah, probably. I thought it was very entertaining. Better than I expected it to be and saw it twice.

Congratulations on becoming a NintendoLife reviewer, Terra. Can't wait to read your reviews. Are they gonna be in the Retro section, VC section, or which section are you reviewing for?

Me and my family saw Dinner for Shmucks recently, and it was hilarious and light-heartedly good, imo. Steve Carrell does a great performance, as always.

The most recent film I saw in the cinema was Toy Story 3 which was incredible. However the 3D was terrible! The last DVD I saw was Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. Which I thought was much superior to the first one (except no Jazz).