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What can I say it was late last night, and there was nothing else on. It wasn't to bad honestly either. 6.5/10

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Part 2 of my 'sit on my arse Sunday's and just watch T.V. Awesome fight scenes but still the weakest of the trilogy.

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I love Kevin Spacey... but when I first saw this premiered on HBO, I didn't think it would be that good for some reason. I watched it for the first time last night and it blew my mind.

This is going to sound elitest, but I can't stand the 2nd or 3rd LOTR movies, no matter how great the books are.

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Did'nt deliver. Certainly not awful but a wasted opportunity.

Jackhammer, you watch a ****load of movies.

I aim for at least 4 a week. When you own over 1,000 you need to dedicate time to them sometimes.

Happy go lucky - Mike Leigh - 8/10 Classic Leigh. Brilliant and uplifting.

Redbelt - David Mamet - 8/10 Possibly the best damn martial arts film I've ever seen.

I own just a bit over 500 I think, between DVDs, recordings, and VHSs (we go back old school)... but most of which I've already seen and are quite older, so I don't bother to review most of them on here. The newer ones I usually manage through On Demand or HBO.

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At first you are thinking WTF is this but you slowly immerse yourself into the film and are blown away by it's intelligence and complexity. Shot with a crew of 5 and costing $7,000 it blows the crap out of virtually every sci fi film since 2001. If you have any interest in time travel, physics or just damn good cerebral films then get and watch it.

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