Hayao Miyazaki's Howl's Moving Castle. My daughter loves it. So do I, to be honest. 
The Last Movie You Watched?
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The Family; with Robert Deniro, Michelle Pfeiffer and Tommy Lee Jones - a rare miss from Luc Besson in my opinion.
Thor, The Dark World; I am a fan of comic book movies and while this was slightly long, I enjoyed it
The Big Hit; re-watched an early Mark Wahlberg flick, I remember liking this movie and I was right.
Thor, The Dark World; I am a fan of comic book movies and while this was slightly long, I enjoyed it
The Big Hit; re-watched an early Mark Wahlberg flick, I remember liking this movie and I was right.
Hayao Miyazaki's Howl's Moving Castle. My daughter loves it. So do I, to be honest.
I love the animation in Hayao Miyazaki's movies and even though my daughters are now grown up (18 & 20), we still love them. My favorites are Spirited Away, My Neighbor Totoro, Kiki's Delivery Service, Princess Mononoke and Howl's Moving Castle. (Princess Mononoke isn't really a kids movie though.)
Hobbit. The Desolation of Smaug
Watched it with/for my kids as a family movie, otherwise I must say, I got bored with the series.
Watched it with/for my kids as a family movie, otherwise I must say, I got bored with the series.
My wife and I started watching Nebraska a few nights ago but she fell asleep and I got too tired to finish it - this was after an arduous drive to the mountains with the kids. I'll have to pick it up some other time because I want to know what happens. I remember enjoying a few bits of the soundtrack as well.
Man of Steel. Not bad, but the intense amount of CGI made it approach a Transformers level of being overwhelming. And after two hours of CGI bombardment, the ending was kind of underwhelming.
Still, not bad. With this and the last couple of Batman movies, DC Comics is finally figuring out how to do a comic book movie.
Still, not bad. With this and the last couple of Batman movies, DC Comics is finally figuring out how to do a comic book movie.
Rush. It was pretty entertaining. Overall I liked it even though Im not into racing at all.
All is Lost - a survival movie where Robert Redford fends off the elements while in a sinking boat. In one memorable sequence, Redford shaves while the rest of the boat rocks like there's no tomorrow. 3* of four.
Wolf Of Wall Street. I enjoyed it despite all of the unlikable characters and the unlikable behavior. This is what happens in a life absent of morality and restraint.
Looper. I normally don't enjoy time travel movies, but this one was pretty good. Probably because it was more of an action movie than a true sci-fi time travel movie.
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House of 9
Nine Dead
Fermat's Room
All very similar in plot with a low budget but I enjoyed them.
House of 9
Nine Dead
Fermat's Room
All very similar in plot with a low budget but I enjoyed them.
Un Chien Andalou. What just happened to my eyes... 
I can't say I disliked it. I can't really call it a movie either. Figured I would watch it because Salvador Dali is one of my favorite painters. I will have to think about this.
I can't say I disliked it. I can't really call it a movie either. Figured I would watch it because Salvador Dali is one of my favorite painters. I will have to think about this.
A Midsummer's Night's Dream - the modern version starring Kevin Kline and Michelle Pfeiffer. This play is best on stage, but turns out to be a really solid version, with a few laugh-out-loud moments. 2-1/2* or four.
a scottish movie called shallow grave, it was decent
Jack Reacher and it was OK
Enough Said. Great romantic comedy. James Gandolfini's last role. Very funny and real.
Sword of Swords. An old Shaw Brothers kung fu movie. I normally love these, but this one was draggy and way too long.
The Memphis Bell. One of my all time favs!
Stripes...
