What Emmanuelle Movie Did You Just Watch?

[Chris Miller]

Last night was Observe and Report, this morning Beer League.

[Ed Hocken]

I've always said, but the last scene of Observe and Report saves the entire movie. Probably one of the few times I was completely thrown off by something in a film.

[B_Metal]

Iron Man 2 last night. I liked it and would recommend it. Don't go expecting balls to the wall action for the whole movie. Also stay after the credits, Handyman shows up.

[Ed Hocken]

Just came back from seeing Casino Jack and the United States of Money. If you liked Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room, you'll like this documentary about Jack Abramamoff. The only issue I have is that this documentary is long and newsflash! Politics is flooded with special interest money.

Still, it sums up a pretty big scandal nicely.

[Chris Miller]

Finally saw Hellboy II last night, will be seeing Iron Man II tonight. It's apparently sequel weekend.

[Matt]

Can 'Highlander 2: The Quickening' be far behind???!!!

[Ben Thomas]

I've always said, but the last scene of Observe and Report saves the entire movie. Probably one of the few times I was completely thrown off by something in a film.

Can you explain this? Do you mean the actual last scene with the news reporter? Or Ronny shooting the pervert?

[Abraham Smashington]

I believe he means the shooting. That's the scene that saved the movie for me as well. Which is weird, as I dug pretty much everything else Jody Hill has done. But Observe didn't completely gel for me for whatever reason.

[Ben Thomas]

First time through, I liked it. By the 3rd time I watched it, I loved it. Its a real grower and I think its gonna age better than a lot of the recent stock of comedies.

[Abraham Smashington]

Fair enough. I still prefer Foot Fist Way over Observe though.

[Ed Hocken]

I believe he means the shooting. That's the scene that saved the movie for me as well. Which is weird, as I dug pretty much everything else Jody Hill has done. But Observe didn't completely gel for me for whatever reason.

Correct,

I also believe the movie was Jody Hill's tribute to the King of Comedy and Taxi Driver.

[Howard]

Re-watched Moon. Still no clone on clone action. You'd think they'd be a little more desperate for human contact.

Question I still want answered. The three year contract, it is presumed, covers the life expectancy of the clone. Is that built in? Engineered with the food at the station? They have boxes of clones underground so it isn't normal cellular decay (otherwise the unawakened clones would be decaying too). Doesn't detract from the movie but remains a nagging question.

Also, re-watched Up. Haters be hating but this movie still tears me up.

[Ed Hocken]

The three year date is built in. The clones are not activated which is why they're not rotting.

Plus you assume there are clones on hand due to fuckups and accidents.

[V]

Plus you assume there are clones on hand due to fuckups and accidents.

And sci-fi related homoerotic three-ways.

[Trejo]

Iron Man 2. The Ex-wife gag was funnier than it had any right to be