movieguy89

It was funny when Dennis Reynolds got killed.

I don't know how you'd even pull that off. You've got Iron Man, then some other guy has his own movie, then another guy has his own movie, and eventually they all show up together? Sounds like a pain in the ass.

I wasn't sure about this one. Nobody ever really talks about Iron Man, so I figured this was either going to be surprisingly good or a giant waste of time.

Turns out it was pretty damn good. RDJ was fantastic. Didn't expect him to fit Tony Stark this well. Hopefully they make more of these.

I didn't realize Stallone wrote and directed it until after I saw it. Gotta give the guy credit. He's still doing most of his own physical stuff at that age, too. You can tell he's not trying to hide the fact that he's older. Rambo actually looks like a guy who's been through decades of war instead of an action figure who never gets tired.

It's all over the news. Found dead in his apartment. I guess he OD'ed from prescription drugs?

I think playing the Joker was fucking with his head too much. Whatever the case, it's sad. He had charisma.

So... it's the Godzilla thing then. Okay.

I don't hate it, but I don't really understand why everybody is so excited about shaky camera footage. Is found footage just becoming the new way to make movies? Seems like an excuse to be lazier at filmmaking.

Just because Godzilla is chasing you doesn't mean you suddenly forget how to hold a camera steady.

They're making a 4th movie. Is that supposed to tie into the show or are they just going to pretend T3 never happened too?

I watched it. I liked it enough.

I liked the story. I loved seeing Borat get murdered, but those songs were awful. I know Depp is getting a lot of credit for actually using his real singing voice unlike Cry-Baby, but I genuinely hated the music.

It's not original?

I'm intrigued by the R rating and the horror angle. Not so much by the fact that it's a musical.

Why does William Atherton always play an ASSHOLE?

Yeah, just put a random shot of a Texas field in there. People will understand.

Nathan Baesel is fantastic. The deleted scenes and dvd commentary are also worth a look. Definitely a cool disc to own.

Finally got around to watching Behind the Mask. Anchor Bay finally put it out on DVD this week. Even comes in a cool slip case.

I've been waiting for this one forever. Watched it. Loved it. I already want to watch it again.

"Chariots of Pumpkins" by John Carpenter and Alan Howarth. It was in the movie Season of the Witch from 1982. It's not actually in this movie though. This soundtrack is all AC/DC.

Who Made Who?

Classic sequel tactic.

"Remember that guy you thought made it out? Nope. We killed him."

It's based on a play, isn't it?

Saw Bug.

William Friedkin directing a movie about a woman who thinks there's some kind of conspiracy surrounding her missing kid and a guy who may or may not be completely insane.

Meat would fucking love this.