Snowpiercer

Speaking of crazy Korean films...Moebius from director Kim Ki-duk. This film has no dialogue. A very intense, psychosexual thriller.

http://www.doblu.com/2014/11/24/moebius-blu-ray-review/

I googled this to see what the story was but came up empty. Why did Norton try to sabatoge "A Most Wanted Man"?

EDIT: nevermind. I realize you were talking about American History X

I will be getting that. Kim Ki-duk is IMO the best of the Korean New Wave directors.

Quirky horror comedy, Housebound. Apparently this Blu-ray is exclusive to Amazon. The commentary is actually pretty entertaining, by the director and producers.

http://www.doblu.com/2014/11/25/hous...lu-ray-review/

LOL no it was Norton

22 Jumpstreet

Better than what I expected though it could have been a classic if Seth Rogan played the Tatum role.

Tatum is such a stiff.

Watched Riddick (2013) this evening.

Had seen this in the theater. Had a free rental from Family Video so I watched it again. Gary Oldman was the savior of this movie for me.



Just saw this on the list of worst movies of the year. Wouldn't quite put it in that category but it was fair at best.

Thanksgiving Day tradition

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang

Wish I Was Here

Nothing more uplifting than watching a Zac Braff movie after the Niners get destroyed.

Nevertheless I thought it was good.

Love me some Rosamund Pike



What can I say? I'm a sucker for lousy Christmas movies.

I hope Surviving Christmas was a rental lol.

The Expendables 3

This should be the final Expendables movie.

Ted

No I actually own it. My logical self admits its a crappy movie but the emotional self finds it funny.

Maybe it if is on HBO or Starz I might rewatch Surving Christmas.

Sin City A Dame to Kill For

It was not that bad. Maybe the 3rd movie Jessica Alba has done that I remember since 2011.

Playing like an extremely padded out episode of Twilight Zone or Outer Limits, new parents Michael (Mod Squad) Cole and Deborah (Gidget Goes Hawaiian) Walley along with the pilot of their single engine plane, take refuge from a storm in a mysterious town whose residents all seem to be under some hypnotic state, performing the same simple functions over and over.
Far from being a "good" movie, it's a fairly taxing journey with an ending that isn't exactly satisfying as it fails to resolve the protagonists essential dilemma.
While it was a somewhat frustrating watch, looking back on it hours afterward I found myself smiling thinking about it. There is really only one reason to see the film and that's its 3D effects. It seems like every 5 minutes (if that long) there is another silly excuse for an extreme "pop out" moment. Some of these are so blatantly ridiculous, that it's hard to hold a grudge against the film for wasting your time with feeble, high school play level dramatics. A very cheesy film, with some of the most aggressive 3D I've ever seen, that had more charm in retrospect than it initially seemed.

Well done but not terribly exciting.

National Lampoon's Vacation
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles

Watched X-Men: Days of Future Past this evening.

Watched:

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes

Watching:

Tales from the Crypt