DISQUS

First off, i am tired of this series. The first one was great, second was ok, and the rest have just been the same thing over and over again. They are stretching it so thin trying to keep this guy alive.
Second, why did we have to verify our age for that clip, i mean cmon it was a guys head in a box. Since when is that R-rated material, kids put their heads in boxes everyday. I guess i just dont get it anymore.

I've been dying to see Run, Fat Boy, Run. I love Simon Pegg and i cant wait to rent this one. I agree with you though, i'll save the rest of my money for next wekk when Iron Man and Forgetting Sarah Marshall are released.

I actually saw this tonight, and it was decent. I only gave it a 6/10 rating cause there were some things i just did not like about the movie. I think i was just expecting too much from this new release.

though i don't keep a napkin in my back pocket, this movie is def. on my “Most Anticipated Films for the Summer” list. Am I the only one who is a "little" creeped out with Downey as a black man? Looks Odd!

I actually enjoyed the first one also. I'm excited to see the sequel. Dont worry Mike, there are more of us out there who liked the first one

Now will i have had to see the first one to understand this one? I really have no interest to see the first one, but i would be up for renting this one.

When movies are based on true events, i know it makes me want to see it more - i think it adds more suspense and horror to the movie knowing that this could and has actually happened before.

I actually thought the trailers looked good - i'm interested in seeing this

The reason i enjoyed AVP so much i think is the story line, it shows how the predators just created the aliens for hunting practice. I like the idea of the predators being superior to the aliens.

I have Juno and Alien vs Predator 2 both coming tomorrow on Netflix. Before the AVP bashing starts, i'm a huge predator fan and i don't care what anyone says, the movies are good - :P

Nice post Trevor!

The one thing i hate hearing lately are sequels and remakes, i feel that gives the best example of how Hollywood is running out of original ideas. Anymore, you can almost guarantee new movies that come out, will have a sequel.

I agree with Jason - the first one wasn't even that good.

I'm sure it will expand, especially as it gets closer to DVD release. Let us know how Smart People was, that one looks very good also.

I'll still go see it, :P

I plan on seeing Chaos Theory - that one looks interesting to me.

Blair Witch Project type movie? Anyone?

I signed the Petition - good riddance to that guy

The only one I think I'm really excited for is Wall-E.

I rented "Music Within" today and really enjoyed it. Its a great story showing how one man cared so much for the ones that everyone else ignored.

Next ones on my list are:
There will be Blood
Lions for Lambs

I don't know, that trailer didn't really do anything for me. While watching the trailer two movies came to mind - The Eye and I Am Legend. Which both of those I ended up being disappointed with the ending. I don't see this one being any better.

I grew up on this movie and love the original. I am very curious to see how they end up doing this remake - if it ends up being CGI, though, i will not go see it.

I'll let you guys know later tonight if it was a good idea or not!!!

This a great post Steve. Number 3 is the best one!

I would agree with Steel Magnolias. Starts out as a funny comedy with Ouiser making you laugh every time she talks. Then it goes downhill with Julia Roberts going into the hospital. Can't say i cried, but it touches you!

The movie, for me, that hit home the hardest would be, Crash. This is a film of collisions that touches on vehicles, personalities, attitudes, and stereotypes. The characters clearly embody recognizable types — and then, without in any way transcending or deconstructing that label, they show us another side that we associate with a completely different label. I know I found myself associating with characters throughout.