The "What Movie Did You Just See?" thread RELOADED

[Tui]

In the middle of Paranormal Activity, the Rifftrax version. Reminds me a lot of myself when I watched this for the first time. Such an easy movie to make fun of.

[Tui]

The Room...again....not sure why.

[Gone2Disneyland]

Quantum of Solace - My first time seeing it again since I left the theatre disappointed in it. My expectation were damn high for this flick after Casino Royale. I'm not as disappointed seeing it this time, was better able to catch on to the details in the story that flew by the first time. Not as bad as I once thought, but still not very good compared to CS.

[Coheteboy]

2012 - I dunno what to say..... I'm probably the minority... but as ridiculous as it was, I enjoyed it and was far more emotionally attached to the characters in this film than I was with anyone in Avatar or Titanic combined. You may now ridicule me.

[Barbossa]

2012 - I dunno what to say..... I'm probably the minority... but as ridiculous as it was, I enjoyed it and was far more emotionally attached to the characters in this film than I was with anyone in Avatar or Titanic combined. You may now ridicule me.

I'll just say this... 2012 was to me as Mac & Me was to you.

[Coheteboy]

I'll just say this... 2012 was to me as Mac & Me was to you.

Yah, I've heard the criticisms and I agree at its ridiculous over the top nature. But maybe because it was only a rental and I was bored... i was fine with it.

[sir clinksalot]

2012 - I dunno what to say..... I'm probably the minority... but as ridiculous as it was, I enjoyed it and was far more emotionally attached to the characters in this film than I was with anyone in Avatar or Titanic combined. You may now ridicule me.

I liked 2012, not sure about the emotionally attached part, but I do love me a good cheesy disaster movie.

Event Horizon

I haven't seen this in awhile, still great. Horror movie = awesome. Horror movie in space = more awesome.

[Coheteboy]

WAKING SLEEPING BEAUTY - Excellent documentary that takes you behind the scenes of the Disney Studio between 1984-1994. Amazing footage and really tells you a lot more about Eisner, Katzenberg, Roy Disney, Peter Schneider, and Frank G. Wells. Really sad film too. I highly recommend it.

Talking with Don Hahn afterwards, he told me that the film was originally 4 hours long and he just had to trim it. The DVD will have about 85 minutes of bonus material though so that's worth looking into as well.

[Flickering Bulb]

The Secret of Kells... i don't know how much i liked it, lol.

[Coheteboy]

The Secret of Kells... i don't know how much i liked it, lol.

WHERE DID YOU SEE THIS???

I've been dying to see this for a long while now.

[Flickering Bulb]

WHERE DID YOU SEE THIS???

I've been dying to see this for a long while now.

*cough* online for free *ahem* *looks around innocently*

(PM me for link)

[MickeyMousePal]

Dirty Dancing-
I have never seen the whole movie, but tonight I saw the whole movie. For an 80's film it was okay...the main story was kind of weak. Some may say it's a chick flick, but I think it's more of a love story. It's was enjoyable because of the dancing and music. To me it felt like a movie that MTV could have made.

[royaldisneyfan]

Rented Angels and Demons and watched it for the first time. It was good. Ewan McGregor was great in his role. Very suspenseful! Some parts, my heart was racing and I was gripping the pillow (I'm such a whose when it comes to suspense).

[3IAlienKid]

Pee Wee's Big Adventure. Haven't seen it in years, but someone gave it to me as a hand-me-down recently. Pretty funny. You can see Tim Burton's signature all over this film.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. I've been wanting to revisit this again as it is one of my top ten of all time, and I was reminded of it recently as it made a lot of critics lists for top films of the last decade. For me, it's Jim Carrey's best performance to date. Both he and Kate Winslet become those characters, and I think it's probably the most genuine relationship ever put to the screen. A great romantic movie disguised as sci-fi.

17 Again. My wife rented it. Zac Efron is actually pretty convincing in this role.

[caesarboxfan]

How to Train Your Dragon-

I never thought I would say this about a Dreamworks movie, but HTTYD was AMAZING. Chris Sanders redeemed himself after being fired from Disney. Great story, great visuals.