they were showing toxic avenger and return to nukem high back to back at a cinema near me and lloyd kaufman was introducing it. i didnt see him, i got there just before it started and left after toxic avenger cause i thought i had work today and it was late, but i think he was there watching it.

 

Last little bit since SL shutdown.

The Guest (2014, Adam Wingard) - 7.5/10
Casino (1995, Martin Scorsese) - 8/10
The Aviator (2004, Martin Scorsese) - 9/10
Gangs of New York (2002, Martin Scorsese) - 7/10
Cape Fear (1991, Martin Scorsese) - 6/10
Crash (1996, David Cronenberg) - 8.5/10

 

Interstellar - 8.5/10
Under The Skin - 8.5/10
As Above, So Below - 7.5/10
Dumb & Dumber To - 7/10

 

Since I was the creator of the last 'Last Movie You Watched thread' I felt it was necessary to create this in hopes of it being just as successful as the previous one.

I am currently watching 22 Jump Street, hilarious film, definitely better than the first one, even though it has the same concept, I just find it more entertaining, maybe because I watched the 1st one so many times it gotten to the point where it's run down & no longer enjoyable for me to sit and even talk about it.

My favorite part in this movie is the beginning where they act like cholo's & try to look in the back of the truck to find evidence.

@Hasman, @Koolo would you mind moving this in the movies section. Thanks

 

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Haven't seen dumb and dumber to the previews look bad but im a fan of the original is it at least worth watching?

 

It is for nostalgic value and if you don't even attempt to compare it to the original. I went to see it for what it is with no expectations and enjoyed it.

 

The Guest
9/10

 

Among the Living (2014, Alexandre Bustillo & Julien Maury) - 5/10
Burn After Reading (2008, Joel & Ethan Coen) - 7.5/10

 

i've never seen the aviator....i need to watch that ASAP......i heard its one of leo's best acting performances

 

Seems like his performance and the movie are both pretty underappreciated in general. I think it's Leo at his absolute best and if the film was trimmed down a bit, it would be perfect.

 

City of God 9/10

Hadn't seen it in a couple years but it was on one of the channels and damn so f--king good and so f--king underrated.

 

The film is a celebration of small-town life, which prospers because of the sacrifices and selflessness of individuals. And essential to its extraordinary enduring power is the towering presence of James Stewart, the greatest everyman hero of Hollywood's golden era. His descent from pillar of the community to wild-eyed madman is utterly convincing and deeply unsettling.. 10/10



Direction gives a firm command to this Epic tale. A vision of extreme clarity and real feeling for the titanic psychological struggles. The film is brilliant, and gripping with some of the best acting I've seen in a film--important but never preachy. I feel the point made in this film, is that War is made to look like a futile effort and those who are in it are subject to fits of madness.. 9.3/10



One of my favorite Noirs, and greatly overlooked. It has to have one of the best character reveals in any film to date. I don't want to spoil the details for those who haven't seen it, but given how protective movie stars are of their reputations, how desperate they seem to be to be loved unequivocally by their audience, it's great to see Monroe playing against that, and especially nice that she's given more to do than just stand around and be sexy. She was definitely a great actress, and you can just about see the Actors Studio method at work in her performance. And good acting is contagious—Widmark, Cook, Bancroft (in her screen debut) and even Donna Corcoran as Bunny turn in fine work.. 8.5/10

 

underrated? nah.

 

Horrible Bosses 2 - 6/10.

Not nearly as good as the first, a lot of the jokes fell flat. It still had some pretty funny moments, mostly due to Foxx & Spacey though.

 

Is Jennifer Aniston hot as as usual?