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What's your favorite movie? I bet it's awful

Battlefield Earth is the best movie ever made. That and Troll 2. I think it was called Troll 2: Still Trollin', but I can't quite remember.

I've heard of Battlefield Earth, haven't seen either. With a cool name like Battlefield Earth, though, it can't be awful.

Speaking of liking bad movies, I really like the movie Bad Teacher. I think I've met like one other person that doesn't hate that movie, but it has me in stitches every time I watch it.

Still working on seeing Silver Linings Playbook.

I didn't have an opinion one way or another on Bad Teacher. It was okay. Didn't make me laugh out loud or anything, but I didn't hate it.

Silver Linings Playbook... I don't know, it just didn't do anything for me. Maybe some people find it quirky and interesting.

By the way, Battlefield Earth is friggin' awful. Beyond awful. It's painful to watch. Physically painful. Really.

I finally got around to watching Star Trek 2009 and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I am now looking forward to watching Into Darkness on my Birthday.

The one in 2009 was a good flick for sure. I still need to check out the new one.

I watched the remake of Hairspray the other day. I don't know how many times I've seen that one but it just doesn't get old

Let me say... Man of Steel was meh.

I have a lot to say, but don't want to spoil.

Has everyone seen it?

-HECK!

I haven't seen Man of Steel but I'm not that interested in seeing it that I would object to spoilers. And this website is quiet enough that I dont think anyone else out object either.

I heard the "meh" review from others enough that I don't plan on seeing it in theaters. Maybe when it comes to Blockbuster.

I don't object to spoilers on it either.

I reeeeeeeally want to see Now You See Me. Haven't made it to the theater yet, but I hope I can before it leaves and I need to wait for the DVD. Anyone seen it? Thoughts?

Uh, last movie was Man of Steel. I liked it, but have no desire to ever see it again. I think that means it was forgettable.

Parts of it was cool, but only moments of it. A lot felt like Transformers and mindless CGI.

I wanted to see Now you see Me, but will just wait for it on netflix.

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I wanted to see Now you see Me, but will just wait for it on netflix.

Now You See Me was pretty cool. Brian and I went to see it in theaters.

Last movie I saw was Carrie. I had never seen it before, and I figured it was a classic. I'm normally not one to suggest watching scary movies, but I figured since it was older, how scary could it be. I was right. It was definitely messed up though.

RIPD. Nikki really wanted to see it. She loves Jeff Bridges in it. I thought it was pretty good.

I got a Stallone blu-ray collection and watched Tango and Cash. It's nice remembering how awesome some 80s movies were.

I watched Con Air over the weekend. Good times.

I just got Con Air on blu-ray. This set. About $32 US including delivery (after removing the UK tax) for 8 movies. I've only watched Enemy of the State so far.

I watched Kick-Ass 2 when I was in New York this past weekend. I hadn't heard any of the reviews for it, but I think it was enjoyable. Nowhere near as good as the first one, but at least it ended in a way that doesn't invite a third movie.

I'm sort of squeamish, and I found KickAss 1 just a wee bit violent and gory. I enjoyed a bunch of it. Other parts I felt sicky.

Con Air: It was fun to see Machete star, (whatever the hell his name is) in his middle aged days. He was cool in Con Air (though he was twisted and cruel), cool in the Young and the Restless as a bartender, cool in Machete, cool in Breaking Bad.

Danny Trego!!!!!!!!!!!!! Just remembered his name. What a bad ass.

So Bad Ass he starred in a movie called Bad Ass.

I want to watch Kick Ass 2. I liked the first enough, but I've realized it's not something I really want to watch again.