Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy Fall Asleep and Never Know the Ending

Bones
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Captain America

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Actually a good flick, better than I thought it would be anyway.

Green Lantern:-)
Drive :-)

Iron Man 2. 90% was huge waste of time.

I say edit out every single frame that doesn't have Scalett in it - put it back together and you've got a GREAT 10-minute movie.

John Carter -- pretty good flick (I read the book a few weeks ago).

Cleaned out our entertainment center and found the very first dvd I ever bought, The Matrix. Watched it again this weekend, still a great flick. Too bad they made the sequels... :-)

:-) My very first DVD and I also dislike the sequels!!!

I started to watch PROJECT X last night and the DVD locked up on me, so I switched to the WORST movie ever made.
NO it's not what you think, this is a new title holder. PINCHING PENNY. The director set out to ape a Guy Ritchie film,
which right off tells you it's going to be bad. But you have kids from N. Dakota and other midwest states putting on accents
from England and Scotland. The editing is bad, the shooting is bad, the dialogue is bad, the story is worse than all of it.
The acting is, well like the whole movie, student film grade. I sought out a surgeon to attach another arm to my back
so I could give this one THREE thumbs down. :-) :-) :-)

I watched The Green Lantern and wish I could have back those two hours of my life.

The Hunger Games courtesy of my wife's persuasion.

Tremors 3: Back to Perfection:-)

Harry Brown :-)

Blade Runner.

Ratatouille (still in a Disney state of mind after my cruise :-) ) :-) :-)

Which version (Harrison Ford narrating, or the Director's cut without narration)?

I love this movie -- made me go out and read the P.K.Dick short story :-)

The original, Michael, first time I'd ever seen it. Which is better?

Vantage Point. Loved the idea - however, the execution was sorry enough to put me to sleep.

Tombstone, one of the best westerns ever made IMOP.

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