What Emmanuelle Movie Did You Just Watch?

[Abraham Smashington]

I also don't have an issue with Hayden in Jumper.

[Martin]

Skyline was better than Xmen 3.

Indeed, Rob.

[B_Metal]

Russ is wrong. It's okay it happens to us all.

[Captain Russ]

I'd rather not be waxing hyperbolic about stuff that doesn't really deserve it.

Chastise me, I really don't care.

[B_Metal]

Honestly I don't think it's worth starting a Jihad over. I just disagree, on Push mostly. Jumper could have used a better lead though I didn't mind Hayden in it.

[Abraham Smashington]

It's all good man. DIFFERING OPINIONS ARE AWESOME!

But fer srs, Push has some bad ass fight scenes, Chris Evans, and a pretty neat central idea. Execution is a bit off, but you could do alot worse.

[B_Metal]

Yeah, it's by no means a perfect film, it is however entertaining as shit and the central idea is boss.

[BillyG]

If only Jumper would have had Chris Evans as well.

[Captain Russ]

I sort of see it as the superhero version of Daybreakers, or at least the complaints leveled at that movie are pretty familiar, where the premise and world-building were more impressive than what the plot had to offer.

I liked Evans and Fanning. Liked the setting being somewhere new for a change.

Then the momentum continuously ground to a screeching halt as the eleven-billionth flashback was used.

[V]

Jumper had Diane Lane...

[Matt]

I also don't have an issue with Hayden in Jumper.

Nor I. In fact, his flat acting style kinda suited the character to a tee.

[Abraham Smashington]

I sort of see it as the superhero version of Daybreakers, or at least the complaints leveled at that movie are pretty familiar, where the premise and world-building were more impressive than what the plot had to offer.

I liked Evans and Fanning. Liked the setting being somewhere new for a change.

Then the momentum continuously ground to a screeching halt as the eleven-billionth flashback was used.

Agree completely.

[Martin]

And yet, it was a good movie.

[B_Metal]

And yet, it was a good movie.

And that at the end of the day is all I care about. Did I get entertained?

[Ed Hocken]

Kill The Irishman

This is very good little crime movie. I liked that Danny Greene was just a regular guy who didn't buy into the usual mafia bullshit. He didn't even care about being an informant for the FBI because he wanted to be with his family. Plus, unlike other crime movies he doesn't go down the usual path of being fucked on drugs and screwing up.

Nicely cast, although fat Val Kilmer doesn't do anything in this movie except narrate.