What Emmanuelle Movie Did You Just Watch?

[Matt]

We saw 'The Fantastic Mr. Fox' in the theater and were severely underwhelmed. Oh well.

[Fil]

Uh, spoiler?

  Spoiler: spoiler 

Ummm, "What's in the booooooooooxxxxxxxx!!!!!!!!!!!??????????"

[Nathan]

Ummm, "What's in the booooooooooxxxxxxxx!!!!!!!!!!!??????????"

HAHA. The best and most fucked up part of that movie.

[BillyG]

Mr. Fox was one of my best theater experiences in the last year. Small crowd but everyone loved it. I've had the bluray sitting on my coffee table since it came out, just haven't had time or been in the proper mood to enjoy it.

[Captain Russ]

Iron Giant.

The last great old school animated film I truly love.

Even as a voice actor, Shooter McGavin is a high-yield douchebag.

And of course..."Supermaaaaaaan" gets me all misty eyed.

On to The Odessa File (lulz @ Slugworth being a Nazi in hiding). Then Flame & Citron.

[I_Cassini]

You fellas have talked me into it. I am watching Slap Shot tonight.

[Matt]

Hey Hanrahan!

[BillyG]

Flame and Citron is so amazing I just want to cuddle with it and push its hair out of its eyes.

[Captain Russ]

Slowdessa was good.

Maximillian Schell was great in his limited amount of screen time, Voight was great (not Anaconda great, but great nonetheless), and Derek Jacobi has been around since the dawn of time.

On to the one with Mads and Conan O'Brien.

[Lisa]

I loved loved LOVED both "Zodiac" and "Se7en". As for which I liked better - that's hard to say. I literally was depressed for a day or so after I saw "Se7en". The minute it ended, the first thing that ran through my mind was, "I just want to go home and take a shower." I didn't have that kind of intense reaction to "Zodiac", but I think it was a better made movie. And I was scared shitless during the scene where Jake Gyllenhaal was down in the guy's basement.

[Ed Hocken]

And that man was none other than Roger Rabitt himself, Charles Fleischer.

[Bobby Bear]

Not sure why Dare to be Stupid was in that movie. But to quote my last guest "I don't know why, but I know it's going to be awesome!"

For most people's money, I probably enjoy that whole score/soundtrack way too much for someone out of single digits. Found myself humming and singing along today during the viewing.

It has its moments.

'Megatron...is that you?'
'Here's a hint!' BLAM

"One shall stand... one shall fall." Still classic. As is Hot Rod mackin' on Arcee.

[Ben Thomas]

For most people's money, I probably enjoy that whole score/soundtrack way too much for someone out of single digits. Found myself humming and singing along today during the viewing.

I hear ya, bro. First album I ever owned - my brother bought the cassette (!) for me for my 6th birthday. I still have it, complete with the Woolworth's sticker receipt inside with my birth date on it.

Weirdly, for my 25th birthday, my sister got me the same soundtrack on CD. Gets a couple of rotations a year and then I have to put it away.

[patronsaintofcheeseburgers]

Legion; not horrible, ending was kinda meh...actually really meh, but worth a watch for some senseless violence and minimal gore. Keamy shows up, which is cool.

Invictus; great film, again anything Clint does, I'm pretty sold on. Matt Damon is gold, Morgan Freeman is cool. But a great story. Definitely worth a watch.

Fringe; love this show and I'm pretty much all caught up....

[Bobby Bear]

I hear ya, bro. First album I ever owned - my brother bought the cassette (!) for me for my 6th birthday. I still have it, complete with the Woolworth's sticker receipt inside with my birth date on it.

Weirdly, for my 25th birthday, my sister got me the same soundtrack on CD. Gets a couple of rotations a year and then I have to put it away.

That's class, Ben!

I don't know too many people who have stuff with the stickers still on 'em. It's one of those endearing, genuinely quirky things people do that's usually a sign they're on the level. Like still having all the little mailing list cards and stuff you used to get in CD's from years ago, even though they're phased/obsolete now. Maybe I'm just a softie for things like that, but I get the impression I'll have way more in common with someone who keeps that sort of stuff.

The soundtrack's also an excellent warm-up album before playing football, by the way. It's perfectly high-energy, but isn't too aggro (more obvious stuff like metal really isn't as good a mood-setter as one might expect.)