http://boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=fast6.htm

Because it made $788M worldwide. It's one of the most popular franchise series of the 2000's. Oh Geez, I wonder why Universal keeps making them?

The series has evolved into a heist action series. I think the evolution was for the better.

Peeples Essentially a Black Meet The Parents, but Craig Robinson injects humor if not originality into the movie

G.I. Joe Retaliation - I found it to be a fun way to kill a couple of hours on a Sunday afternoon.

Danny Boyle's Trance. Interesting movie.

I know but I don't understand why it is still popular and the acting is beyond terrible and other better movies like Indiana Jones and Back to the Future never went beyond 2 or 3 sequels.

Quicksilver

Watched The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day (the Director's Cut)...





Not as good as the first but not bad at all...

And I watched the first Boondock Saints (Director's cut) last night.

The Great Escape

Finally got my 3D projector. Avatar 3D.

20 Feet From Stardom, a new documentary covering famous backup singers of the Rock era. It interviews a number of big names in the music business, including Springsteen, Stevie Wonder and Mick Jagger. A must-watch for music lovers.

http://www.doblu.com/2014/01/16/twen...lu-ray-review/

The Butler

Man of Steel 3D

Prisoners

Only God Forgives

Was on my rental list for ages, then I took it off after all the negative reviews. Finally rented it yesterday for $1. It was worth every penny but not any more. I'm in love with Rosamund Pike. Something about her looks is really appealing to me. Even the scenes where they tried to ugly her up, I thought she was sexy.

The Dead (2010)

Chuck finished up season 1

Rosamund Pike a underrated hottie and she seems like a classy person in real life.

Lockout

First time I watched it since Aug 2012 when I watched it around 3am on a Saturday after the London Opening Ceremonies.

Pieta

The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day Director's Cut

I'm in the minority that I enjoyed the theatrical cut, despite a rocky start. The director's cut is a bit better in regards to better fleshing out some story points and smoothing out some transitions. One running gag that was added didn't sit well with me until they tied it into a gag that was already in the theatrical cut but I'm still a tad ambivalent towards that addition.

I still love the last 20 minutes of the movie and I hope whenever they manage to make the third film, it simply picks up exactly where this one left of instead of acknowledging how many years will have actually passed between instalments.

The Family

It was not LOL funny but nice seeing De Niro and Pfieffer in a movie together again after Stardust.

Dianna Agron what a beauty.

The Conjuring

The Lion King 3D
The Spectacular Now