I will probably see it when it comes to Netflix or something.  'Star Trek' 2009 came up today while discussing movies with an coworker.  He said he liked it cause he barely watched the TV show or anything.  It wasn't so sciencey and had good special effects.

He also said ‘Battleship’ was a really good movie.  May have even said "excellent."

Also, today he said he hated 'The Last of Us' because it was too dark - not in tone, but literally, the picture and he would not play.  Also, will not play ‘Limbo’, because the picture is too dark as well.

He also loves ‘Modern Family,’ wrestling TV shows, some other shows I can’t stand. I would say he has terrible taste in entertainment, but that’s just my opinion.  (I’m not thinking I could make an entire stand up routine about the stuff he says.)

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And 'Bahh' it's better in HFR, once you get used to it, it is awful to try to go back.  (Yet another reason I don’t see much in the cinema – after I got a 120Hz TV, cinema is just so choppy.)

How much comedy have you seen Denzel in lately? Look at all of his movies back to back, he has one major acting style that hes known for and thats being a no nonsense badass. 

Sixth Sense was pretty good though.

Edit: and yeah Morgan Freeman says hi.

It's up there as the dullest movie of the year. It also has some of the worst CGI i have seen in the last decade.

I honestly haven't seen it because of the terrible reviews.

Might give it a quick download sometime.

It wasn't that I didn't trust Will but that other dude... M. Night Shayamalan has made me angry after he destroyed Avatar: The Last Airbender in theatres all over the world. I saw the movie and it wasn't that great. Very predictable and cheesy. His son didn't make it any better with his off British/turkish/irish/ whatever accent he had to make up. And for some reason... Will smith looks like my uncle... he didn't use too.

Because the shittiest black actor is also in it his stupid son. The whole movie is just to make his retarted son famous.

Thank god it flopped.

Will Smith wishes he was worthy to be mentioned in the same breath as actors like Morgan Freeman, Denzel Washington, or Don Cheadle.

First of all I don't care if he is the "greatest black actor of all time." Second the movie was directed by M. Night Shayamaylan who has continually proven himself inept at making a good move after The Sixth Sense. I will not go watch any movie he directs anymore. Third of all Will Smith is getting dangerously close to that weird Scientology zone that Tom Cruise is at right now so that isn't helping.

were the words black actor really necessary?