i just watched the ghost and the darkness, and realized this thread needed a bump... it's got to be one of the easiest going threads and many seemed to enjoy it!

anyone else seen it? they just played it on USA and i forgot how good it was.

I remember this. With Val Kilmer and those Lions, right? I haven't seen it in forever, but I remember liking it.

Disney cartoon films are up there. I was in love with Nightmare Before Christmas for a spell.

But, a film I really have memorized ... Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The first movie was awesome I still have it on VHS.

So...

Death Proof is out on DVD. If you haven't seen it, you must!

Has anyone seen Eastern Promises?

It's made by the same guy who did A History of Violence. I haven't seen it, but I want to, because it looks interesting. Also starring Naomi Watts.

Totally random (since I'm too lazy to read all the posts in this thread right now) but I really enjoyed 28 Weeks Later. I'm not sure where they can go with it from here but hopefully they can keep it fresh.

I'm also looking forward to 30 Days of Midnight (althought I never read the graphic novel) and will see it opening weekend :)

Saw Beowulf in 3-D Friday night. Awesome. Beowulf reminds me of Leonidas from 300. A man's man with plenty of flaws. Enjoyed it a lot, wouldn't mind seeing it again.

Bringing this thread back...

Superbad is out on DVD...so hilarious.

And I finally saw No Country for Old Men in theaters this week. The Coen Brothers are excellent filmmakers, they really show their maturity in this film. They're definitely a step above most Hollywood filmmakers.

I definitely want to watch both of those...I've been doing tv seasons lately....and no theater movies.

I watched chumscrubber...anyone seen this one....I like everything about it...except everything that has to do with the chumscrubber mechanic. If you haven't watched it that will make no sense. If you have, I think you know what I mean.

Do we have any musical fans?

Sweeney Todd is such a classic musical film, I loved it. Reminds me of Little Shop of Horrors with Rick Moranis and Steve Martin. If you can't stand the singing (and it happens every 5 minutes or so lol), you will be disappointed. But the story is well put together, most of the singing is good, it has a touch of dark humor, and a twist at the end.

Definitely recommend it.

Next up: Aliens Vs Predator Requiem ... please don't suck!