What were the last movies you watched?

[Mega-Tallica]

I got so excited when I saw the phrase "legitimately scary" but then was shot down when I saw "fan of Paranormal Activity." Guess I gotta wait for Ringu then :I

It's better than Paranormal Activity IMO. The only reason I compared the two is because they're both shot in the first person, but I definitely thought it is more suspenseful and scarier than PA ever was. PA is only good for like the last 15 minutes of the movie, Grave Encounters was really good for like 45 minutes.

[BevoTheWarrior]

Horrible Bosses was really funny and it's all due to Charlie Day. Runner-up: Jason Bateman.

[TheStuddz]

Horrible Bosses was really funny and it's all due to Charlie Day. Runner-up: Jason Bateman.

I just watched Horrible Bosses this morning, and I agree. I'm a huge fan of Always Sunny In Philly, so I'm glad to see Charlie getting more recognition.

[BevoTheWarrior]

I just watched Horrible Bosses this morning, and I agree. I'm a huge fan of Always Sunny In Philly, so I'm glad to see Charlie getting more recognition.

Agreed. My favorite line of the movie: "I'm coked-up out of my mind. I'll punch whoever the **** I want."

[Insane3]

... if by sub-genre you consider the entire concept of a man-caused world tragedy (or USA tragedy in the case of Source Code) trying to be prevented by some "mad" scientist using some contraption to send some unwilling participant back in time to determine who the culprit(s) are with the intent of preventing it from happening or at least minimizing the damage with total disregard for what that does psychologically to the subject...then yeah, I meant just similar to 12 Monkeys in sub-genre only.

You're right, sub-genre wasn't the right expression. What I should have said is the plots are similar, but the movies, in form, are not.

[DrowGamer77]

I saw a handful of movies over the break

Rise of The Planet of The Apes: 8/10
* pretty entertaining. CGI apes were kind of creepy, but a good story =

Contagion: 8/10
* frighteningly realistic portrayal of how fragile our society is in a scenario such as the one in the film. I thought it hit the mark and was entertained throughout

Captain America: 7/10
* Good enough for a comic book movie. A little cheesy at times, but I still liked it. Good makeup and effects

Cowboys and Aliens: 7.5/10
* great aliens and lots of blood (toward the end) for a PG-13 film. It was a lot more western than it was sci-fi, but not a bad film per se. A little slow at times.

[BachiG]

You're right, sub-genre wasn't the right expression. What I should have said is the plots are similar, but the movies, in form, are not.

Yeah, I really did just mean the story was similar, enough so that it immediately reminded me of 12Monkeys. I really enjoyed both, cause I dig the whole time travel paradox.

I saw a handful of movies over the break

Rise of The Planet of The Apes: 8/10
* pretty entertaining. CGI apes were kind of creepy, but a good story =

Contagion: 8/10
* frighteningly realistic portrayal of how fragile our society is in a scenario such as the one in the film. I thought it hit the mark and was entertained throughout

Captain America: 7/10
* Good enough for a comic book movie. A little cheesy at times, but I still liked it. Good makeup and effects

Cowboys and Aliens: 7.5/10
* great aliens and lots of blood (toward the end) for a PG-13 film. It was a lot more western than it was sci-fi, but not a bad film per se. A little slow at times.

All flicks I wanna see, so happy you give them pretty decent reviews.

[GreatJedi7]

Kung Fu Panda 2 - 9/10
Pretty darn good. Amazing CGI and fight scenes.

[Cipher_Peon]

I can back him up on Captain America. It's really cool with some great action sequences and has some fantastically funny and heartwarming moments.
Definitely the 2nd best super hero film I've seen behind The Dark Knight.

[Scythemaster 37]

I watched "We Bought a Zoo" and it was cute, sad at times, and had a happy ending.