Perpetual Movie Thread/What was the last movie you watched?

Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows Part 2
Transformers 3

Death Wish 3
Death Wish 4: The Crackdown

Death Race 2 - It was every bit as entertaining as the first one. I'm learning to trust Rotten Tomatoes less and less.

Let Me In - good

I Spit on your Grave - good

Limitless - Good

The Dead Zone

Last night was "High Plains Drifter".

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Originally Posted by VinnyT

I'll say it twice. CAPTAIN AMERICA FUCKING ROCKED! It's going on like it's going be a pretty good comic book movie, but it hits a point of "oh shit...did that just happen?" that really turns it up a couple notches. The Avengers is only 10 months away!

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I agree with you Vinny. Skipped on Thor but went to this, though it was great. Really enjoyed the gung-ho adventure spirit.

Watched Tree of Life...really pretty screensaver.

Then I rushed to Cowboy's and Aliens because I needed some explosions. And got them.

1. Cowboys and Aliens - It was exactly what I wanted to watch. I didn't expect an academy award-winning script, just one that would hold a story; as well as good-to-satisfying performances, so I left happy.

2. Rise of the Planet of the Apes - I must say that I'm one of the few people who enjoyed Tim Burton's retake thoroughly. In fact, I really wanted to see a sequel to it. But this is one reboot/prequel I must say was outstanding. Very seldom do we get to see movies like this. It really takes on the duality between Ape and Man we saw in the originals. I loved it.

9th Company. It sort of felt like a Soviet Full metal jacket. There were a few scenes I could have done with out but overall I enjoyed it.

New Jack City. Decent movie. Nothing special.

Super 8: don't bother. After the first really promising 20 minutes, the movie collapses like a 10-story building.

Hang em high, and soldier.

Rise of the Planet of the Apes was a LITTLE slow, but nothing bad. It picks up completely as soon as "it" begins, and it's just fucking great. One moment in particular had me give a Tim Allen-ish grunt of aproval. Fuck yes.

Watched Kevin Smith's Red State this morning.
It's playing all weekend on PPV and VOD. Goes theatrical in October.

*Thumbs up!

71: Into the Fire. I wish this hadn't made this feel so much like Hollywood. I enjoyed it regardless as there are so few newer movies about the Korean War.