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Last movie you saw?

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Brewtus;993545; said:
Which version did you see, the Theatrical or Director's Cut? The endings are significantly different between the two. I preferred the Theatrical version, the original Director's Cut ending was too much of a downer (which is why they changed it for theatrical release).
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Theatrical. IMO, movies about sacrifice don't have a good message unless the sacrifice is given fully.
My guess on the Director's cut is that (and there is a spoiler here)











He dies, and in cleaning up his belongings, she finds the tape recorder and hears the conversation with their daughter.
 
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Saw IV.



Thought it was actually pretty good. A ton of gore as always, and you can tell that they tried to put a ton of complicated plot stuff and twists to make it a mind-game of a movie, which was a little overwhelming at times, but I still thought it was pretty cool.
 
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CCI;993899; said:
:slappy: Maybe back in the single days but have gave it up, PorN that is
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:paranoid: yesthatisright CCI. You are known to me - and all -to have given up all porn. Yep. All porn is given up by you. Yessirree bob. No porn for you, the little woman can rest assured that you are porn free.....right?:paranoid:

So I guess you'll be up late here by yourself on the old computer not watching porn at all. Yep. the Mrs can sure count on that.:paranoid:
 
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In the theatre, "No Country for Old Men" Despite being a Cohen brothers fan, I was sorely disappointed. The book just did not translate well to film.

On DVD, however, I've been working my way through all 12 hours of the BBC productions of Le Carre's "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy" and "Smiley's People" which are absolutely fucking genius. Alec Guinness is a worthy fucking adversary, Dude. As is LeCarre, who could write a better spy novel with nothing more than a manual typewriter and a nasty gin hangover than some fucking wanna-be, barely literate amateur like Tom Clancy.
 
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Ratatouille... didn't live up to the hype it received. First hour wasn't very good, the rest was more pixar-esque.

I loved the rest of the Pixar lineup, but this one was just okay.
 
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