Saw King Arthur last night

[tunaplanet 0]

The movie was excellent. Definitly worth checking out. Of course, you can't go wrong with any movie produced by Jerry Bruckheimer.

Clive Owen (Arthur) and Ioan Gruffudd (Lancelot) were magnificent. Great performances. Keira Knightley was good as well (not to mention fine as hell).

This weekend I'm off to see I, Robot and Anchorman. I'm behind on my movie habit addiction.

Forty-two

[mattjw916 2]

I know what you mean, I am behind as well... I am going to see I, Robot tonight.

I thought King Arthur was pretty good... it would have been better (IMHO) if it was "R" rated and had more gore/sex, after all, that is why we go to the movies, isn't it?!!

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[tunaplanet 0]

It wasn't "R"? Wasn't paying attention. Yes, more violence would have been good.

Tell me how I, Robots is. Looks awesome.

Forty-two

[Chivo 0]

Talking about I,Robot...

I read the book by Isaac Asimov and also saw the movie. The book is a bunch of short stories, in each one, the importance of the three fundamental laws of robotics is altered, and you see different scenarios. The movie includes parts from other books, also by Asimov, and since I've read a ton of them, the movie didn't surprise me.

The movie was very entertaining, lots of special effects, explotions, and robots left and right. All in all, I did enjoy it. I do recomend it.

~Chivo

[tunaplanet 0]

Cool. Thanks.

Forty-two

[labrys 0]

I saw King Arthur a few nights ago. I thought it was really good. One of the things that I liked the most was that it presented one of the alternate views of the legend behind the search for the Holy Grail (San Greal) vs what some historians think might have been the search for Royal Blood (Sang Real) that motivated whatever person is really behind the legend.

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[Squeak 17]

I saw it a week ago, I wasn't impressed by it.
It was OK but I could have easily waited until it hit video

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[Remster 30]

I agree Squeak... Was OK, but not impressed.

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[Cajun 0]

sounds like all other Jerry Bruckheimer movies I've seen then.

[bbarnhouse 0]

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I agree Squeak... Was OK, but not impressed.

I'll agree with you there, it was an OK movie.
The fight scenes reminded me of Braveheart, but didn't come off very well.
The yarn itself was a nice spin on the old tale.

[mattjw916 2]

I, Robot turned out pretty good... not a masterpiece by any means, but is worth a trip the theater if you want something to do.

The movie loved trying to make you afraid of heights... not quite as scary to people who regularly jump out of planes I guess.

I give it a thumbs up...

NSCR-2376, SCR-15080

[usedtajump 1]

I saw Anchorman about two weeks ago. Kinda dumb in a good way, starts out slow but for about 3/4 of the movie we sat there with tears of laughter running down our cheeks. Don't want to oversell this movie and it may not be everyone's cup of tea but was a good goof for a Sunday afternoon.

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[marcandalysse 0]

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it would have been better (IMHO) if it was "R" rated

Evidently, the movie WAS filmed with lots more graphic action, but the studio forced it into a more general rating to attract the summer crowds. The director was already promised a 'directors cut' version for the DVD release.