Matt Damonreclegend22;1473594 wrote:Matt Damon is a talent. If it weren't for DiCaprio and Will Smith, he'd likely be considered as perhaps the greatest of his generation. Of course, that's my personal opinion.
I liked it. Also, just saw 42 tonight on VOD...not bad...thought Harrison Ford was excellent as Branch Rickey.gerb131;1475330 wrote:Recently would be Trouble With The Curve, I enjoyed that one.
said_aouita;1475449 wrote:Matt Damon
Will Smith
DiCaprio
and......
Johnny Depp
redstreak one;1475496 wrote:I read somewhere that they are making another Alice in Wonderland with him as the Mad Hatter role again.
Thanks for reminding me that I downloaded 42 and need to watch it, totally forgot.vball10set;1475470 wrote:I liked it. Also, just saw 42 tonight on VOD...not bad...thought Harrison Ford was excellent as Branch Rickey.
I liked it, too.Tiernan;1473744 wrote:The Lone Ranger...I've seen it 7 times already. Can't figure out why I'm the only one in the theatre tho...
I thought it was pretty lame but my wife loved it.vball10set;1475631 wrote:I didn't look at previous posts, but did anyone see Warm Bodies, and what did you think?
Yeah I haven't had one friend tell me it wasn't a great movie. I might go check it out tomorrow.ironman02;1475674 wrote:Just tried to go watch The Conjuring. It was sold out, which I couldn't believe, especially since I got there about 20 minutes early.
Looks like I'm gonna have to deal with the teenager crowd tonight, but it sounds like the movie might be worth it.
Agreed on Depp. He's a great actor. I think he often gets overlooked due to the complete strangeness of many of his roles.said_aouita;1475449 wrote:Matt Damon
Will Smith
DiCaprio
and......
Johnny Depp
reclegend22;1475742 wrote:Agreed on Depp. He's a great actor. I think he often gets overlooked due to the complete strangeness of many of his roles.
I'd say DiCaprio, Smith, Damon, Bale and Depp. In that order.
If we're talking the generation before that, I'd say DeNiro, Pacino, Day-Lewis, Washington and Hopkins. With Morgan Freeman right there.
So-so. I was hoping it would be funnier, but the comedy kind of fell flat. But it was a different take on the zombie apocalypse, so somewhat interesting if only mildly entertaining.vball10set;1475631 wrote:I didn't look at previous posts, but did anyone see Warm Bodies, and what did you think?
Thanks!gut;1476393 wrote:So-so. I was hoping it would be funnier, but the comedy kind of fell flat. But it was a different take on the zombie apocalypse, so somewhat interesting if only mildly entertaining.
What generation is Tom Hanks?reclegend22;1475742 wrote:Agreed on Depp. He's a great actor. I think he often gets overlooked due to the complete strangeness of many of his roles.
I'd say DiCaprio, Smith, Damon, Bale and Depp. In that order.
If we're talking the generation before that, I'd say DeNiro, Pacino, Day-Lewis, Washington and Hopkins. With Morgan Freeman right there.
At first I was like WTF, but it turned out to be really good. 42 is a very good movie, as is Trouble with the Curve. Saw the remake of Evil Dead...pretty bad. Finally saw Oz, the great and powerful. Franco was annoying early on, but the movie is very good.vball10set;1475631 wrote:I didn't look at previous posts, but did anyone see Warm Bodies, and what did you think?
Thanks...I saw all of these except Evil Dead, and had pretty much the same opinions as you did.thavoice;1476569 wrote:At first I was like WTF, but it turned out to be really good. 42 is a very good movie, as is Trouble with the Curve. Saw the remake of Evil Dead...pretty bad. Finally saw Oz, the great and powerful. Franco was annoying early on, but the movie is very good.
I wouldn't call warm bodies great, but it wasn't bad. It was one of those wife picks that I wanted to hate, and after a few minutes I was like WTF, but it kinda grows on ya so it isn't bad.vball10set;1476574 wrote:Thanks...I saw all of these except Evil Dead, and had pretty much the same opinions as you did.
