I watched 'if....' the other night, that was good.

think i'll watch something else from my herzog boxset tonight.

i half-paid attention to 'jumper' with hayden christensen tonight. bleh.

yeah i saw that film. it really sucked i thought. it didn't have much of a plot.

my stepbrother and i mainly rented it for samuel l jackson, and as hardcore as he is, that man can pick some crappy films to be in.

yeah he's been in so many bad films. i guess he just needs the money.

back on crack...

I saw "Mamma Mia" last night, and loved it to pieces.

10/10!

i want to see it. when my sister saw it some dude stood up in the middle and shouted "THIS IS THE BIGGEST LOAD OF SHIT EVER!" and stormed out.

^^^Dude needs to lighten up and SING to Abba. Go see it, it's great.

i remember seeing the a*teens years back, essentially a teenaged abba cover band. fun, fun show. shame they were just the openers. i used to be ashamed to have my folks pay fifty bucks a ticket so i could go, but as i've grown to love abba i'm glad i went.

What could he have possibly been expecting?

I've been hearing there's supposedly some kind of male critic blacklash against "Mama Mia". I don't really understand that. I mean if the movie isn't good, fine, but not really sure why male critics in particular hate the movie. And its been a musical on stage for years so its not like the story was not well known before it became a movie.

there is no STORY

it is just back to back fucking shit ABBA songs. "male critics" hate it because it sucks major ass. women critics hate it too, there is just fewer of them.

ms. 45 - 7/10

Both films are ace.

Chopping Mall has that great exploding head scene and that dorky kid in it. It's pretty good.

Brainscan isn't that great, though the Trickster or whatever was funny. Interestingly, it was written by the guy who wrote Se7en.

You weren't a fan of Brainscan? C'mon, how could you not love a flick with Edward Furlong drooling over the girl next door, delivering lame reoccurring lines like "Buddies Forever", obsessing over Fangoria, all while struggling against a Primus loving cyber villain named Trickster?

It's got classic written all over it.

EDIT: That's a neat fact, though. I did not know that.

I liked it a lot when I was younger, I just find it kind of boring now.

That reminds me, I usually don't do reccomendations on here but everyone here should check out the film THOU SHALT NOT KILL... EXCEPT. It's this movie loosely based on the Charles Manson family murders and it starts Sam Raimi as a Charles Manson type.. also has Bruce Campbell and Ted Raimi and some others... it's hilarious. It's also known as Stryker's War.

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Fernaannndooooo! etc