The last film I have seen in the cinema was Batman DKR but, I got Battleship on DVD and watched that about 2 weeks ago.

^Hehe, yeah. I laughed quite a few times when we saw it in the cinema and, like you wrote, the humour was what I appreciated the most about the movie. :)

I approached it as a horror, which was probably a mistake, since it was a really disappointing horror movie. But all the reviews described it as an extremely original horror film and there was no mention of a comedy anywhere. Had I expected a comedy, my state of mind would have probably been different. Still, even as a comedy, it's still 6/10. Some things in the film were funny, but not funny enough. The unicorn part was funny

Anyway, after seeing The Cabin In The Woods, I watched Yesterday Was A Lie. I had high expectations, and the movie delivered most of them.

8/10

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I don't know if I'd really call it a comedy or a horror movie. It's more like one of those meta-movies along the lines of Being John Malkovich (though not as good). It has a lot of humor, it has some horror, but it mostly it's about turning genre inside out.

The Men w/ Marlon Brando who has always been a bamf

So I watched Lost in Translation and it was a complete disappointment.

You better have a better reason for not liking it other than "nothing happened".

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Wrecked (2010)
A guy wakes up trapped in a wrecked car in the middle of nowhere with no memory of how he got there. It's really a credit Adrien Brody's acting ability that this movie remains interesting from beginning to end, since 99% of it is just him alone on screen with very few lines.


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Boy Wonder (2011)
Witnessing his mother's murder at and early age drives a quiet, nerdy teenager to frightening acts of of brutal vigilantism. This movie is pretty low budget, a little rough around the edges and some of the supporting cast aren't very strong actors, but it's a great, tense story and the lead actor does a terrific job with his role.

I've been meaning to check it out for a while now, I think that I'll watch it soon. Have you, by chance, seen Buried? If you have, how similar is it to Wrecked? The general synopses of both films are pretty close.