What Emmanuelle Movie Did You Just Watch?

[Martin]

Bah, it's alright I guess as an ironing movie, but I couldn't buy Brokeback Gyllenhall doing parkour.

[Abraham Smashington]

"Get Him To The Greek"

Not bad, but not great. PDiddy was the clear winner of this flick. I laughed more at everything that came out of his mouth than anyone else in the movie.

[BillyG]

Diddy is amazing.

"ITS BIGGEST LOSER TIME ITS BIGGEST LOSER TIME ITS DADDYS FAVORITE SHOOOOW"

[Ed Hocken]

The original Ninja Turtles movie

I had no idea that Sam Rockwell had more screen time then just the "regular or menthol" scene.

[Captain Russ]

Fuck yeah, he tried to step to Casey Jones after he went all "Fore!" on Angar Bald Guy.

"WE HAVE A LOYALTY TO DA SHREDDAH"

[Ed Hocken]

It really holds up and what's interesting that rumor of the "R-Rated cut" was answered because Kevin Eastman was there at the screening. He said, the footage is there and the director would like to put together a director's cut.

But I would have no idea what that would consist of.

[Captain Russ]

Probably Raph saying "Fuck" instead of "Daaaaaaaaaymn."

It's pretty fucked up how nonchalant Casey is about flipping the compactor switch on the garbage truck.

[Ed Hocken]

And the fact he did it in front of EVERYONE. But seeing how everyone on the street was either a mutant or a petty criminal. No one was going to say shit.

[BillyG]

Man With No Name Trilogy keeps getting replayed on AMC. I am obligated to view.

[B_Metal]

Get him to the greek, saw that today as well. Diddy was the shining star for sure.

[Matt]

Watched 3 films today:
(in order)
'The Mechanic' 2011: REALLY enjoyed it. Solid action from front to back. My wife REALLY liked it.
'The Mechanic' 1972: Not as good as I remembered it. A great story is hampered by subpar direction and acting from almost everyone involved. When all is said and done, I honestly think that the remake is superior.
'Date Night'. Meh. It had its moments but was pretty unremarkable. The car chase was suprisingly well done, though.

REALLY dug the new 'Mechanic'.

[Ed Hocken]

About a Boy (2002)

This movie had been sitting in my insta-view queue for months and finally got around to watching it yesterday. I was pleasently surprised by this movie. Only Hugh Grant can pull off the asshole being charming without being mean like only he can.

The writing was good and the story kept moving. I also wasn't used to seeing Nicholas Hoult, who I knew from Skins and A Single Man as a 12-year old (And a very odd looking 12-year old at that).

Plus, check out the british Louis CK looking guy at the end of the movie.

[Matt]

LOVED 'About a Boy'. Grant's character arc is actually quite moving, which is something that I never expected from the film. Funny and charming without being cloying. Hoult was really solid as a 12 year old actor, too.

[Ed Hocken]

Oh yeah, I remember being recommended that movie at the time. I can see why.

[Abraham Smashington]

'Date Night'. Meh. It had its moments but was pretty unremarkable. The car chase was suprisingly well done, though.

That's about the only thing that I came out of that movie going "huh, that was pretty well done".