Been on an 80's early 90's kick lately, watching some gems from my childhood:

The Gate

They Live

The Stuff

House, House II, House IV

C.H.U.D

And one of my all time favorites, Basket Case:

The hell was that.

The best death ever. Can't you read?

It should be called A WILD GEODUDE APPEARS

I finally saw Kill Bill. I was pretty surprised and disappointed it turned out to be a terrible movie with unexciting fights, really bad dialogue and shoddy acting. Even the cheesy parts were poorly-done.

I saw Kill Bill when I was 10. Oh boy.

You have no fucking taste. Kill Bill is a fucking excellent movie.

Only because Uma Thurman is a fucking fox.

Kill Bill is awesome. Strike Witch I'm starting to think you dislike everything that is good.

I saw The Other Guys. The beginning was exciting and pretty funny but it got so contrived and ridiculous in the bad way that I almost fell asleep while watching it. I hated the fact Mark Wahlberg was in it mostly. I honestly don't understand the praise he gets. He's a terrible actor in my book.

I really like Wahlberg. Well, Mark. Not his hideous brother. I think he's bad sometimes, but there's something almost childlike about him, I don't know. Mark W. in Boogie Nights was the best thing ever.

Strike Witch watches Gundam.

Yeah, Mark's ok, but was Boogie Nights that weird movie about porno industry or something? I remember it was on TV a while ago.

Yeah, that's the one. Watch it on DVD, because unless you see it uncensored it's just not worth it.

Meh, I'm not that interested.

I saw Basket Case for the first time a few months ago via Netflix. Gotta love Netflix.

Now that they've finally added a search feature to their instant streaming via xbox live, yeah.

Me too, the soundtrack was rad, and it had girls in skirts shooting shit. I spend 40 hours a week thinking, sometimes I want to turn up at the IMAX at midnight, drunk as fuck on white russians, accidentally buy 9 tickets costing £200 and watch a film about shooting shit to the Beatles.

after reading I watched The Gate and House. Both were pretty lame and dull, but fun enough to keep my half attention. I guess you need child memories to enjoy them today, but I love They Live. I love Carpenter. I also love The Thing (fucking best!), Big Trouble in Little China (so hilarious!), Escape From New York, The Fog and Dark Star

I just saw that Glen Beck has been let go from Fox News. I didn't know where else to put that. So, I put it here. Suck it, Glen.

Which party would you say has improved from this?

It's weird, Sucker Punch ndid have a great soundtrack, ,but I could not for the life of me find a single scene that fit the music it had. They all sucked.

The train part came close.

Oh, wait, and the mayor. The Mayor was the fucking best,

Best part of the film really.

For me the best part was when Bill died and people in the theater went nuts and stormed out thanks to how anti-climatic it was. Those reactions were so worth the five bucks.

I wish I only had to pay five bucks for a movie ticket.

5 bucks is dirt cheap for a movie ticket.

I have to pay 'bout 11€ for a movie ticket. (That's almost 15$)

We have 4.20 tuesdays around here. Tickets are four dollars and twenty cents. Also, the local non-chain theatre has tickets on friday nights for just five dollars.

Lucky. We have Super Thursdays sometimes and popcorn is a lot cheaper and tickets are only 5€.

We have "Fuck Your Ass Fridays" over here where popcorn is 23 dollars, and they don't actually let you watch a movie at all.

OH BOY, SOUNDS FUN.

I may have preferred it to my last outing to the movies. I had the pleasure of seeing Red Riding Hood. And before I get a bunch of "Ho ho, what did you think you were getting" cuntiness, I'll have you know that I knew exactly what I was getting. I saw it because I am a nice guy. And you can all die.