He only wrote and produced this one, he didn't direct, but it is a very unique and thought provoking film that provides great social commentary given the times we live in.

I don't think most of the audience got it, but there is some pretty deep meaning to this film. Most people who went searching to be scared or horrified missed the point. This is not a horror movie or a scary movie by design. The scary part about it is that M. Night is reminding us all that the devil does exist.

NYKBocker wrote:Just finsihed watching "The Town". What a great movie. I don't care much for Ben Affleck but this movie is very well done. A little predictable in some scenes but what isn't nowadays.

Saw The Town Sat. night and it delivered the goods..Excellent movie -- if you liked Heat, then you'll love this flick. A lot of the same elements.

Just got done watching Frozen and I thought that it was a pretty good little flick. I knew the story going in and wasn't sure how believeable it was going to be (come on, 3 kids get left on a ski lift chair while the resort completely closes down for a week -- how the frig could that possibly happen, right??) but to my surprise, it actually was fairly believeable...For the most part anyway. I actually gave a **** about the characters too and wanted them to make it. I wasn't sure going in if there was enough material here for a full length hour and a half movie but again, to my surprise there was. If you're looking for a decent little thriller to rent, get this. I liked it. I've defintely seen a lot worse.

Clyde59 wrote:"The Social Network" is GREAT. One of the best films of the year. A cinematic Dream Team to rival the Heat: Sorkin writing, Fincher directing, music by Trent Reznor. The cast is first-rate, including Rooney Mara, who will be a lot better known after she plays one of the most sought-after roles in Hollywood, Lisbeth Salander in the American remake of "Girl With The Dragon Tattoo" (directed by Fincher).

it was a good movie, not great imho... i was impressed by Justin Timberlake's acting though, he was better than i thought he'd be... some pretty funny parts w/real dry, sarcastic humor that kept me from falling asleep at certain points, but i don't get all the hype surrounding this movie to be honest.

TMS wrote:

Clyde59 wrote:"The Social Network" is GREAT. One of the best films of the year. A cinematic Dream Team to rival the Heat: Sorkin writing, Fincher directing, music by Trent Reznor. The cast is first-rate, including Rooney Mara, who will be a lot better known after she plays one of the most sought-after roles in Hollywood, Lisbeth Salander in the American remake of "Girl With The Dragon Tattoo" (directed by Fincher).

it was a good movie, not great imho... i was impressed by Justin Timberlake's acting though, he was better than i thought he'd be... some pretty funny parts w/real dry, sarcastic humor that kept me from falling asleep at certain points, but i don't get all the hype surrounding this movie to be honest.

I was actually very impressed by that movie and even Justin Timberlake, even though I'm not a fan of his at all.

I saw Jackass 3. I thought it was real good but definitely not great. Some funny parts, but they weren't wild as hell, like in the first two. I'm thinking it's because Steve-o and maybe some others have sobered up.

faster- first i would like to say that i am a rock fan and i was stoked to see him back to the action genre. he didnt disappoint as he plays an ex con who is out for vengeance. man, does he find it as he just goes around effortlessly with his pistol taking out suckers. he doesnt talk much and has that " clint eastwood western' demeanor as he is a killing machine. love the aspect but very unrealistic in this day and age. billy bob thorton gives a great performance like always but gugino was wasted. recommended for those who like revenge movies.

expendables- a little disappointed with the amount of talent involved. the willis/arnold cameo was great, particularly willis but they had more charisma than the main stars. the action was fine, though too hyper and kinetic in some parts that made it difficult to follow. i also like rourke in his role.

jonah hex- is it wild wild west bad? no, not quite but i can definitely see the comparisons. this movie is not bad, but not good either. brolin gives a good performance and micheal f., the second in command villain, was great also. everyone else mailed it in, which i was surprised with malkovich doing so.

karate kid- the premise is the same but everything else is different. i was surprised how effective this movie was. great performances all around with many good scenes. do you suspend belief/ sure, especially with smith learning kung fu that take years to master and he does it in a matter of weeks. but it is a heart warmer "rocky" type of movie that does its job. recommended.