What Emmanuelle Movie Did You Just Watch?

[Ben Thomas]

IMO, that honor goes to Cabin in the Woods.

Bingo.

[BillyG]

Cabin is runner up.

[Abraham Smashington]

I remember being so goddamn disappointed in Drag Me To Hell.

[Anderson]

So did Ali Lohman just drop off the face of the earth to have Neveldine's spawn or will she come back one day?

Wow, I haven't thought about her in forever.

I didn't know she had a kid with the co-genius behind Neveldine.

[BillyG]

I remember being so goddamn disappointed in Drag Me To Hell.

wut n da fuk

[Abraham Smashington]

I even bought it to give it a few more tries and I still have yet to understand the love for it. I don't find it terrible but I find it so middleground. It felt like Sam trying to recapture the spirit of his younger days but not quite getting there.

That being said, I did love the ending.

[Captain Russ]

I even bought it to give it a few more tries and I still have yet to understand the love for it. I don't find it terrible but I find it so middleground. It felt like Sam trying to recapture the spirit of his younger days but not quite getting there.

That being said, I did love the ending.

You shame this house with such words (except for those last few).

It felt like a straight up EC comic come to life. I was in love as soon as the gypo went loco.

[Abraham Smashington]

It's been a long time since I gave it a go. I'll try again this weekend.

[Ben Thomas]

I love Drag Me to Hell. I can see it's shortcomings, but by and large its awesome fun. And yep, LOVE the ending.

[Ben Thomas]

Oh, and I just saw Wolf of Wall Street.

I just don't know how Scorsese does it. Amazing film. Leo, McConaughey and Kyle Chandler were all awesome. Rob Reiner, who I didn't even know was in this, was surprisingly great too. I definitely preferred the first half - that's not saying anything against the rest of it, I just sat with a constant smile on my face for the entire first 90 minutes. I think there are a couple of sequences that do run a little long in the final third, but the final few moments were great. Any suggestion of negativity is nitpicking. This trounces American Hustle in terms of balls, aggression and sheer manic, energetic filmmaking and I wouldn't mind seeing Scorsese pick up the directing Oscar again. It will never happen with a film this debaucherous and morally shady, but I'll be shocked if I see a more exciting film this year.

[Martin]

I love Drag Me to Hell. I can see it's shortcomings, but by and large its awesome fun. And yep, LOVE the ending.

This.

Oh, and I just saw Wolf of Wall Street.

I just don't know how Scorsese does it. Amazing film. Leo, McConaughey and Kyle Chandler were all awesome. Rob Reiner, who I didn't even know was in this, was surprisingly great too. I definitely preferred the first half - that's not saying anything against the rest of it, I just sat with a constant smile on my face for the entire first 90 minutes. I think there are a couple of sequences that do run a little long in the final third, but the final few moments were great. Any suggestion of negativity is nitpicking. This trounces American Hustle in terms of balls, aggression and sheer manic, energetic filmmaking and I wouldn't mind seeing Scorsese pick up the directing Oscar again. It will never happen with a film this debaucherous and morally shady, but I'll be shocked if I see a more exciting film this year.

That. Favorite of 2013.

[BillyG]

The only flaw in Drag Me To Hell is there wasn't more goat.

[gravedigger]

Three day weekend so I'm going to give the first Hobbit movie a shot. It should take me up to Tuesday morning to watch it, right? #lol #jokes #timely #original

[Martin]

It's not really good. Nor bad. Just unnecessary.

[Matt]

Follow it up with the current one in theaters and you'll be happy.

Saw HER yesterday with the wife. Excellent and surprisingly funny as hell. The 'choke me with the dead cat by the bed' scene had my entire theater in hysterics. I loved how the film and the characters in it didn't mock his relationship with Samantha. That would have been the easy route, but the film went so far beyond that to actually make an intelligent statement about emotional connections that I was legitimately moved. Good film.

Might go see JACK RYAN: SR today.