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Last movie you saw?

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Juno - Let's hear it for pithy smartass teens!

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OregonBuckeye;1352510; said:
No Country For Old Men- Great but the last scene was a little weak. I really wasn't interested in Tommy Lee's character so I didn't see the point in dedicating so much time to it after Lou-Ellen was killed.
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I'm not sure that there was another character in the movie who could've driven the theme home, though.

I do know what you're saying. I didn't have much interest in the character, either. I liked the ending and what it had to say.
 
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OregonBuckeye;1352510; said:
No Country For Old Men- Great but the last scene was a little weak. I really wasn't interested in Tommy Lee's character so I didn't see the point in dedicating so much time to it after Llewelyn was killed.
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I had the same feeling the first time I saw it. I heard the Coen's were just staying faithful to the novel, despite the fact that it's not a great ending. If you watch it again, it won't bother you nearly as much.
 
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The Day the Earth Stood Still

Had absolutely no structure. On top of that, some of the decisions that the government made were mind-blowingly stupid. It had some pretty enjoyable parts, but that's about all I can give it credit for.

I didn't have high expectations. I also didn't see the original, so I'm not giving it a negative review just because I'm bitter. :tongue2:
 
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