I watched "Contagion" this past weekend. It was both interesting and realistic and it will make you want to wash your hands when you come out of the theater. =) If you like serious sci-fi/action then you will like this worst case scenario styled thriller. Enjoy.

Aketuan

Soylent Green.

*shudders*

City Lights. Great film, wonderful ending.

Johny English Reborn :xD: funny film

also saw Star Wars episode IV on blu ray at a friend's house (after a night of drinking =D) and although it was great, i like the original better. the animated creatures and Jaba (especially Jaba) looks so fake and doesn't fit in with the rest >_<

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Weird, weird movie. Didn't have any plot line what so ever (none that I could see) and the ending... for those of you who've seen it, it speaks for itself imo. I do recognize the ending from a Simpsons episode hehe Very funny movie but with a slight serious feel.

Grand Theft Parsons. Not quite as good as I had hoped, but there were a few nice moments and it was nonetheless interesting to see how the funeral wishes of Gram Parsons were portrayed.

Avatar.

Special edition, in IMAX :)

^ WANT.

Just watched Touching the Void: docudrama about two mountain climbers - Joe Simpson and Simon Yates - who were descending a face in the Peruvian Andes when Simpson broke his leg and got separated from his partner. (I can't explain properly and succinctly enough how that happened, only that it was a very tough choice made by Yates.) Much of the movie is about him crawling through glacier crevasses and moraines back to base camp as well as his psychological struggle to survive. It's absolutely gripping.

TwinTown. ;)
Ahhhhhh!!!

180° South again. Made a thread on it a while back, just since I enjoyed it so much (and still did just now).

...aaaand just watched God Grew Tired of Us, about a group of the Lost Boys of Sudan who moved to Syracuse, NY and Pittsburg, PA.

Sounds interesting. ;)

It is, especially when the people profiled in the film discuss what they enjoy about living the U.S., and what they dislike/what they miss back in Africa.

Regarding the latter, this is one of the parts of the film that stuck with me the most and made me think (at 0:44):








Definitely see the whole thing if you get the chance!

Transformers: Dark of the moon

Went to see it in a theater for 2 bucks and I was still blown away since I saw it in 3D Two months ago. I loved it. The greatest emeotional impact ever of the all the films. Didn't quiet reach the bar that the first one set (Though it came very very close) But it's definatly Redemption of the Fallen. :xD:

seen Drive last friday
pretty sure it was a better book than movie