What movies did you see today?

[The_Captain]

Watched Knocked Up for about the fifth time today on the car ride home from Pittsburgh. It definitely loses some of the laugh value with repeated viewings.

My wife and I watched Knocked Up last night for the first time - freaking hilarious movie! We watched the uncut version which took over 2 hours to watch, but with funny lines and scenes it was worth. I could definitely see it losing some of it's humor the more it's watched.

[Jimboozie]

Mean Girls on TNT. Lindsay Lohan used to be so hot.

The movie itself wasn't all that bad.

[Dolfin99]

Vegas and Christimas Vacation back to back. I am not sure what it is about those movies, I could watch them over and over.

[Canacuna]

I watched American History X.

Curb-stompin' fool.

[TN_Titans_05]

Watched a movie called The Nomad.....it had subtitles and I thought it was going to be lame, but it was actaully outstanding.

7.5/10

[Dan Lambskin]

no country for old men - was well done, well shot, well written, and interesting. there was some very intense moments and awkward situations. really good movie, but a bit of a disappointment in my eyes. i will watch it again for sure. it was one of those that you walk out of the theater feeling kind of confused. the crowd i went with talked about it all the way to the car and the entire ride back to the house. so it will definitely spark some conversation. worth a trip to the theater to see, but not completely necessary. i'll rate it a solid 8.

I just got back from watching it (sorry I missed our date) and I agree with your evaluation. I definitely need to watch it again as the ending was a little confusing. Don't want to really say why it was confusing as I don't want to give anything away, but up until the last 20-30 minutes or so, I thought it was awesome. Javier Bardem (who played the sociopath) was one of the best killers of any movie I've ever seen. I also give it an 8/10.

i'm with you guys but i'd give it a 9. Bardem as Anton Chigurh was freakin awesome

[josebach]

Has nobody else seen Beowulf in 3D yet? I've been doing some research on this new technology and supposedly, every single film Disney is putting out from 2009 on will be shot using a 3D camera. I also heard they're going to be coming out with 3D televisions and monitors shortly. I can seriously see this format taking over the market in the next 10 years or so. Imagine playing video games in true 3D? I also heard they are working on a technology that doesn't make the user have to wear glasses. Instead, the monitor and tv will switch back and forth between the two images so fast that it tricks the brain into seeing it as one image in 3 dimensions. This is still pretty new, but it's still pretty cool.

[Dan Lambskin]

Has nobody else seen Beowulf in 3D yet? I've been doing some research on this new technology and supposedly, every single film Disney is putting out from 2009 on will be shot using a 3D camera. I also heard they're going to be coming out with 3D televisions and monitors shortly. I can seriously see this format taking over the market in the next 10 years or so. Imagine playing video games in true 3D? I also heard they are working on a technology that doesn't make the user have to wear glasses. Instead, the monitor and tv will switch back and forth between the two images so fast that it tricks the brain into seeing it as one image in 3 dimensions. This is still pretty new, but it's still pretty cool.

no but i want to

wow...pretty sweet...cant wait to have a seizure from that

[joelamosobadiah]

That actually makes a lot of sense with the TV switching between the two images. I mean, the technology should be there. That would be incredible.

[cardiac cats]

got one...

Lost in Translation 8/10

quirky film. Part romance/part dry humor, it's an interesting look at two lonely strangers( Bill Murray, Scarlett Johansson) who form an odd bond while staying in Japan. It's hard to explain why the film is so intriguing, but I liked it.