Fucking awful and that was even trying to ignore that it was a remake and just watch neutrally. So many plot inconsistencies.

I think i made the half way mark before I had enough.

Gawd....I told you didn't I!? "Don't watch it!" I said..."It's the worst movie ever" I said. Sheesh....

It would be ignorant of me to not watch it and be an ass and dismiss I guess. still crap though. i watched a JCVD film tonight and that was a masterpiece in comparison.

LOL...good times.

Yea, I suppose you are right. But still...you don't have to learn everything by experience you know. :P

I don't know how anyone can hate a Miyazaki film.

I loved Tortoro, I don't understand people's criticism that it has no story, which is not true, it just doesn't happen to be a fast paced by the numbers kids film with love interests, supervillians, fight scenes and what not.

That's what I love about Miyazaki, the atmosphere of his films, they're not super fast paced, they take their time so you get to know the characters and the setting.

Anyway I really want to see Ponyo.

I love plenty of Miyazaki films, just not the ones that were meant for kids under 5. ;)

OT:

In the heat of the night (1967) - Norman Jewison - Electrifying thriller with an amazing ensemble cast. But the scene stealer wasn't Poitier (who, by the by, really isn't that good of an actor), but Rob Steiger. - 8.5/10

A night at the opera (1935) - Sam Wood - My first Marx brothers film. I didn't particularly care for it. - 5/10

Uh oh, somebody's asking for it now.

Well he's not that bad, but like I said, Steiger was just so much better he made everyone else look bad...:\

Plus, there's something about the way Poitier talks I've always found annoying, too much affectation or something...-.-

Unbreakable
 

Unbreakable.

I watched a vid of Tarantino saying his favourite twenty films since he started making movies. Unbreakable was on it.

I loved the filming, the story etc... The twist. I thought some scenes were a bit much; scenes with the girlfriend for example... some of them were cringe-worthy...

I watched it with a Swedish guy who talked CONSTANTLY, though. It was a bit much.

Love
Stephen