What was the last movie you've seen?
Two documentaries:
Who Killed The Electric Car & The Wal-Mart Effect.
Enjoyed the first -- the second had some good content, but I felt it was a little over-the-top.
Who Killed The Electric Car & The Wal-Mart Effect.
Enjoyed the first -- the second had some good content, but I felt it was a little over-the-top.
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I saw Who Killed the Electric Car, that was one of those movies that you get angry just by watching it.
The last movie I saw was Step Brothers. Good stuff.
The last movie I saw was Step Brothers. Good stuff.
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The Apprentice wrote:I saw Who Killed the Electric Car, that was one of those movies that you get angry just by watching it.
The last movie I saw was Step Brothers. Good stuff.
The Wal-Mart Effect is even worse in that way.
But man, after seeing how well those EV1s accelerate, I want one
Too bad they were lease-only
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Hancock. I'm not usually a huge action movie fan, but this was surprisingly smart with great character development, and though the action was over the top, it wasn't overdone. The director also had the good sense not to take it so seriously as to believe the movie deserved 2 1/2 hours of your life, keeping it at a fast-paced one hour 28 minutes.
profshiny wrote:Hancock. I'm not usually a huge action movie fan, but this was surprisingly smart with great character development, and though the action was over the top, it wasn't overdone. The director also had the good sense not to take it so seriously as to believe the movie deserved 2 1/2 hours of your life, keeping it at a fast-paced one hour 28 minutes.
I personally didn't care for Hancock. On that day, I also saw Wall*E, which is FAR more worth your time.
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Last DVD I watched was Constantine, last thing on my MP3 player was Chronicles of Riddick, and last in the theater was National Treasure (dragged kicking and screaming to that one!).
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