Last movie you watched......

My neighborhood bar is where they have the big brawl at the end, between Colin and Norton. A few years ago I was walking past it and Colin Farrell strolled by. What? It took forever for the movie to actually come out. That was filmed in the bar, but the final riot scenes were shot somewhere else.

Here, Ed throws down when Colin suggests Inwood is not part of Manhattan.

 

Saw a trailer for the sequel this weekend. How are the making a sequel. Wasn't he falling out of a plane at the end of the move?

 

I haven't seen the trailer, but one version explains how the movie came about.
I'm guessing that it might be a prequel, or he didn't actually fall from the sky and, you know, die.
My only real hope is that Amy Smart is in the movie and again has sex on the street with Jason Stathan as a couple hundred Asian tourists watch.

 

Made of Honor, and it was turribul.

 

Crank was a fantastic film.

I went into it expecting it to be really, really stupid and the movie definitely was, but boy what a ride.

I'm actually looking forward to seeing the sequel only because I know it's going to be ridiculous.

 

I bought a DVD of Danny Boyle's "Sunshine" and was pleasantly surprised by the film (it got some horrific reviews, but it was only a euro at the local video shop).

 

Branagh's Henry V, this morning, on cable.
Damn, I love that movie.

 

Watching Mr. 3000 with Bernie Mac. Not a bad movie.

 

One of my favourites. Have you seen his "Much Ado About Nothing"??

 

Watchmen. Sorta disappointing, though I'm not sure they could have done any better, because the graphic novel kicked ass. Awful, awful crowd that night, too -- guffaws every time Manhattan's blue junk appeared onscreen. Rorschach was awesome, though, as was the Comedian.

 

Crank is on FX or TBS tonight. Can't remember which channel. Haven't seen it in awhile and that post reminded me of it.

 

Having thought about it for a week, I think Laurie/Silk Spectre was poorly cast. She's beautiful, but lacked the acting chops to pull off the role.

As for me, I'm watching X2. My favorite of the three X-Men. Great storyline, fantastic actors. Despite being far too tall, I'm not sure anybody else could have played Wolverine than Hugh Jackman.