DISQUS

glad to have the originals back and nice to see that there will be lots of action, both in cars and on foot.

if they were giving away the graphic novel instead of the art book, i would definitely pick this up. but the steelbook i have of this is still very pretty. i'll hafta wait n see what the bestbuy in canada will be selling this for to help me decide.

don't forget about every japanese horror remake.

the only problem i see is that Seth Rogen plays different characters in both films.

nice review. it makes me sort of want to see the film, but id rather have the Vinnie Jones of Lock, Stock n Two Smokin Barrels and Snatch.

lol, demands denied
i guess some people just can't take a joke, and those are the people that should never have contact with the outside world.

yea, he looks exactly like the game, except for the face and beard.
when i heard that Prince of Persia was going to be a movie, i thought 'cool, an adult Aladdin' so i just hope the studio doesn't screw it up. also, it's a plus that Uwe Boll didn't get his hands on it.

i think statham might be able to do the daredevil part (if he loses the accent) but i can't see him as Matt Murdock lawyer.

if he had to fight that hard to get the R rating i wonder what the unrated dvd will be like.

i also just saw this film and i thought it was pretty funny but it was missing some of the heart that would have made it great. it didn't feel for the characters, i just wanted them to do some more funny stuff.

i enjoyed the first half of the film, but when it took a left turn, I just wanted to leave the theater. I can deal with plot twists and surprises but I just didn't want the second part of the film to happen. If they just doubled the length of the first half it would have been pretty good.

i agree, i think The Village was his last good film. personally i think Shyamalan went and saw Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth and said 'i bet i can make a better global warming film. i know, everyone will be dieing because the planet is killing us off to save itself, brilliant' i didn't even have high hopes when i went to see it, only medium hopes and i was let down hard.

bond is a badass, daniel craig is doing a great job

i saw the film and i loved it. i thought it did a great job of recreating some of the stuff from the original series which i was a huge fan of. i agree it wasn't over the top funny but i dont think it should be. it was just the right amount of funny.

yea, shaun of the dead rocks, hot fuzz is awesome and i can't wait for the third in the ice cream trilogy.
nick frost is also great in his show Hyperdrive.

i'm worried that any of these might become the next Daredevil.

doesn't seem that special

i just didn't think it would do too well because it's dreamworks, but maybe it'll be worth catching

i totally agree. i can't stand that every movie might turn into a sequel for no reason, and every old TV show might be a movie. And now with comic books and graphic novels, it's getting annoying. i guess it's easier to beat an idea to death than to think of something new, i think the worst was the dual Capote movies (Capote + Infamous) released one year after the other. plus all the Japanese horror remakes.

nope, it's called the Smart Fortwo. Mercedes Benz bought/owns smart so they sell them. They are making an electric version, but it won't be out until at least 2010

thx for the research but it turns out that the script for The Strangers was written before the movie Them, from what I've read anyway.

thx for the updates with reviews. i highly suggest joining www.iheartmovies.org and submiting your reviews and ratings there for the movie.

i can't believe he's still around

downey rocks. each trailer makes this looks more hilarious. hopefully there's more funny scenes in the movie and we just didn't watch them all right here.

that's one badass mofo