Rate the last movie you saw.

[IPD]

nah. Monsanto is. Disney looks like disney compared to Monsanto.

[Chris@Rvengeperformance]

in the beginning I was like, "this is hilarious!" by the end I was like, "holy f*cking shit is this even the same movie? they've lost their minds". talk about a change of pace. wow.

yes the longer the movie dragged on the more I regretted being there.

[IPD]

yes the longer the movie dragged on the more I regretted being there.

So it wasn't just me then. Good. I'll stick to liking Marky-Mark in "The Other Guys" and "Ted".

[sergechronos]

I'm sure that this will be slanderous, but I thought Ted was rather shitty. Ran out of steam maybe halfway through and most of the funny moments were given away in the trailers.

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[IPD]

That's fair. It still doesn't change my mind that Marky Mark is better in comedies though.

[sergechronos]

I can agree with that. Still laugh my ass off at the other guys and I must've seen it twenty times already

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[IPD]

Watching both Total Recall movies. I think it's fairly obvious by now that Paul Veerhoeven's originals were masterpieces, and the remakes are tepid. On BOTH accounts, this and Robocop.

[IPD]

If anyone knows where I can get this movie on DVD (ENGLISH), please let me know:

Steekspel (2012) - IMDb

I'm a die-hard fan of Verhoeven, and I try to obtain copies of all his movies. That's how I stumbled backwards into a copy of Black Book. Such a shame that such a great movie was virtually unheard of in the states.

[green-lantern]

I loved Ted, it did loose steam in the very end but all comedies pretty much do.

[19Eclipse90]

The Grand Budapest Hotel. 9/10.

Most Wes Anderson movies are for a select viewership. I don't think this one is any different but I loved it. Excellent dry humor, very charming performances, another classic.