What was the last movie you watched?

Yes, I loved this movie.

I've seen a ton of movies recently, but I'll just pick out a few...

Cop-Out: This movie sucks so hard. I'm ashamed of Bruce Willis for starring in it. Tracy Morgan just sucks all of the humor out of it. Even if you don't have to pay to watch it, don't.

Sweeney Todd: I loved this, though I wasn't sure if I would at first because the Johnny Depp/Tim Burton stuff gets old for me after a while.

I Love You, Man: I thought this was pretty funny. And I totally want a puggle now after seeing this.

 

Double feature at the drive-in:

Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides: I'm kinda conflicted here. I loved the first Pirates movie, the second was mostly okay, but by the time the third came out I was kind of over the whole idea. I suppose if you're still a fan of the franchise, you'll enjoy this. There really wasn't anything that wrong with it. I found Penelope Cruz's character annoying, and the film in general had a really dark color to it which made it difficult for me to see on the screen (lots of night shots and in shadows and stuff), but Johnny Depp's back in all his hotness, and so's Geoffrey Rush, and he's pretty cool. I was just sort of "meh" on the whole idea.

Source Code: This one I liked. It's got this weird sort of time travel thing going on, though not really, and I dig that sort of stuff. I dunno, I thought the story was pretty cool and the acting was pretty well done. The ending was kind of a head scratcher for me because I started looking into it too deeply, and it was just a little bit too long (I was starting to get a little antsy, but then again, if this one had come first, I'd probably think Pirates was the one that was too long). So, long story short, a pretty good movie.

This was a much more satisfying trip to the drive in than the last time I went *glares at the memory of Hop and Limitless*

 

Kick-Ass: Great movie. I love how adorable and deadly Chloe Moretz was. Also, as I get older, Nicolas Cage grows on me more and more. Loved him here. Liked Aaron Johnson, too. Why wasn't he Harry Potter? >_< Very cool story.

Let Me In: Different from the book, but the movie got the right feel down. Nice casting choices and some changes were definitely for the better, I thought. But anyhow, it was cool seeing it onscreen. And I like movies where the vampires don't sparkle and actually kill people and stuff.

Transformers: I seriously could not pay attention to this at all. I don't know. It failed to spark an interest in me.

Three of my most recent movie choices. ^_^

 

White Chicks. Pretty funny and liked the ending!
Jigaboo

 

The last movie I saw was also X-Men: First Class.

I loved it. It brought back to mind the first two X-Men flicks, which I also loved, and was quite a bit better than the last two, which I thought were just okay. I thought the cameo Rojas mentions was pretty awesome. Action was good, the actors playing the young Magneto and Professor X were awesome. It was just a cool movie. Had some inconsistencies with some of the previously made movies, though, but that's as much as I was expecting.

 

I was watching the movie at the drive-in and I could hear people cheering in their cars all around me. That character sure is a fan favorite. I was also really happy to see the other, though even briefer, cameo of

Spoiler

Rebecca Romijn as the older Mystique from the first three films

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Monster's Inc

Watched this with my nephew this morning for the first time in a while. It's a really cute movie- Pixar does good work. Heard they were making a prequel. >_<

Lucky Number Slevin

Dunno what to say about this except that it was pretty epic. I'm always glad to see Bruce Willis.