Last movie you watched......

No. Clearly spike thinks of shirtless men as male nudity.

 

And the doctor was pantless. I don't need to see his tighty-whitey junk!

I'm just saying...if Thor is with no shirt...so should Kat Dennings.

 

I'm not opposed to that idea.

 

Speaking of Thor, I watched the remake of Red Dawn tonight. Blah.
My brother ranted about how great it was but I found it be a pretty bland movie overall. I've never seen the original so I don't know how close a remake this was but it seemed pretty poor overall, as if it needed a rewrite and no one felt like doing it.
Also, Chris Hemsworth looks like a homeless version Chris Pratt when he's not in Thor mode.

 

Movies don't sit on the shelf that long without serious problems.

 

Watched Anchorman 2 last night and laughed through most of it. Like many comedies that last longer than 90 minutes, it faded a bit toward the end, but it was still enjoyable.

 

Part of the reason for the delay is they changed the bad guys from Chinese to North Korean after realizing the original version might alienate potential customers (and studio investors).

 

We watched Dallas Buyers Club last night, which is a pretty good movie but not a great movie. I was hoping for great. McConaughey and Leto were well-deserved Oscar winners, but the movie seems to just coast to the end, dragging a bit in the second hour.

I'd say it was a lot like American Hustle - good, but ultimately disappointing.

 

Weirdly enough, I also started it last night. I watched about half and checked the running time remaining and went, "Shit, I still have an hour left." I turned it off and went to bed, and haven't resumed watching yet this morning.

 

Saw Wolf of Wall Street last night, must have been the directors version because it was so long and tedious at parts. OK movie, nothing special, clearly not in the top half of Marty's resume. You can

Margot Robbie was great. I loved her in TWA, that short lived TV series.

 

I remember reading that. I thought there were other delays as well.

 

We rented "Gravity," and it was a cool special effects movie. Thumbs up from the Coco clan.

Of course, Sandra Bullock's character was helped by a timely dream and the ability to hold her breath for an awful long time, but the plot was really secondary here.

Some great visuals and, for once, the movie was just the right length. Space movies shouldn't be 2-1/2 hours long unless they're directed by Kubrick ...