Last movie you watched......

They have a similar look but for me the difference is the life and intelligence that you see in Gordon-Leavitt's eyes. I'm sure Keanu is a nice guy but he seems blank somehow.

 

This isn't the last movie you watched but it is about movies. Bridget Jones, round III!

http://insidemovies.ew.com/2011/08/11/third-bridget-jones-movie-is-finally-a-go-exclusive/

 

Off Netflix: Due Date

Good enough, couple of funny moments, overall...watchable but forgettable.

 

Last movie I watched was Last Tango in Paris.

Or was it Holes?

I always get those two movies confused.

 

Finally watched 'Catfish." Liked it.

Here are six adjectives. Who can guess which three go with Gordon-Leavitt's performances and which three go with Reeves' performances:
quiet, empty, understated, vapid, wooden, thoughtful

 

Have to say, Friends With Benefits was actually a pretty good movie, for what it was. I enjoyed how it acknowledged the tropes of rom coms, acknowledged that those beats are unavoidable, and still managed to make me laugh a bit. Timberlake is going to be just fine at this whole acting thing.

 

"Black Dynamite." Worked for me.

 

"Cedar Rapids." Fun little movie. Worth watching if, for nothing else, to see Maebe from "Arrested Development" play a prostitute and Clay Davis from "The Wire" as a button-downed insurance salesman who "enjoys watching the HBO program The Wire," a little nugget dropped early on that later blossoms into perhaps the best sequence in the movie.

Definitely recommended.

 

Hell. Yes.

 

Finally got around to "Biutiful." What an amazing film.

Depressing as fuck, though.

 

I have this flick sitting next to my TV ... Just waiting to have the time to watch it. I got it Netflix almost entirely because Javier Bardem is incredible.

 

"Crazy, Stupid, Love" -- it's not perfect, but it is so good. And so kind. The laughs are genuine and the acting is superb. Gosling is magnetic, and his scenes with Emma Stone are incredibly funny and sweet. Steve Carell plays the decent, but flawed "every man" as well as anyone. The last line made me cry (in a good way), and I walked out of the theatre in a fantastic mood. Best movie of the summer.