What movie are you watching right now?

[QWERTY]

Blue Velvet was by David Lynch yo.

[Bambi]

Blue Velvet was by David Lynch yo.

As was Eraserhead.

[QWERTY]

Blue Velvet was by David Lynch yo.

As was Eraserhead.

Ah yeah I missed that in my hurried scrabbling to be the first to correct him!

[Crimson Ryan]

Got em mixed up. Thanks, keyboard warriors.

[Axm]

The Wolf of Wallstreet.
Absolutely mental film. What a ride. Amazing performances.

[Sailors?]

Insomnia (2002) with Al Capone and whole load of other big names. I enjoyed it, not perfect but it's an entertaining film nonetheless, dramatic ending. 7/10 from me.

[Yama]

Just watched Insidious and it's sequel. The first was definitely better and slightly more grounded, though I enjoyed them both quite a bit. Similar ideas to many horror films out there, different take and most of all production value. The first had some legitimately horrific scenes.

[Kenny]

*batteries not included

It kinda sucked. I thought the gnarly '80s robot effects felt out of place with the somber ensemble storyline.

[Kenny]

Martyrs.

Man this movie is FUCKED UP.

[Axm]

Wolf of Wall street. Brilliant piece of cinema right thurr. Pretty much Goodfellas of Wall Street but less violent and more funny. A dime PIece of a movie for sure. Wish it would have had more Mcconaughey though.

[AnimeGamer183]

I watched the Lord of the Rings Trilogy extended editions yesterday and the day before. Definitely among my favorite movies of all time.

[Rakim]

I watched Blue Jasmine last night. Still not sure if I liked it or not. It was really cool how Woody had the two stories go in and out of each other to slowly paint you the whole picture. But I don't think the story was even worth telling. Cate Blanchett really kicked ass making me hate her annoying ass character, though.

[Who Really Cares?]

The Wolverine. Much better than the first but the 3rd act lost its way a little.

[Bambi]

The Wolverine. Much better than the first but the 3rd act lost its way a little.

Agreed although I'm sure I enjoyed it a lot more because like most I went into it with very low expectations.

[Axm]

Saw Takeshi Kitano's Beyond Outrage in an independent theater the other day. Really liked it however Brother and the first Outrage were far better.