I have a foolproof, thee-point plan for saving America

[KrazyHorse]

I watched Despicable Me. I thought it was serviceable. The wife loved it.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Actually, I think this whole summer has been a long mill of disappointment. Iron Man 2 was a serviceable, silly blockbuster, and then...Toy Story 3 and Despicable Me, cute kids' movies...erm, Inception was supposed to be good, I just didn't see it because I dislike Dicaprio and don't care for movies where you leave the theater wondering what you just watched...what else was there? The wife and I said Screw It and got Netflix after a long perusal of our abysmal prospects back in early June. No interesting dramas, no appealing comedies, even a shortage of retarded action flicks to giggle at. We've dug so far into nostalgia that they remade the bloody A Team.

You can't claim no interesting dramas when you refuse to see "Inception" simply because you dislike perhaps the greatest actor of our generation. And the "wondering what you just watched" is overstated. If you can follow a murder mystery, you can follow Inception.

I also recently saw "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World" which is an awesome film for people who enjoy late 80s, early 90s video and arcade games.

Toy Story 3 was really good. Despicable Me was really good as well. Kick-Ass was another really fun movie.

Plenty of gold in this year's summer movie lineup.

[The Mad Monk]

I believe that there is a deal that there will always be a Twilight movie playing in a cinema in every town.

It's the new Rocky Horror?

[MRT144]

Actually, I think this whole summer has been a long mill of disappointment. Iron Man 2 was a serviceable, silly blockbuster, and then...Toy Story 3 and Despicable Me, cute kids' movies...erm, Inception was supposed to be good, I just didn't see it because I dislike Dicaprio and don't care for movies where you leave the theater wondering what you just watched...what else was there? The wife and I said Screw It and got Netflix after a long perusal of our abysmal prospects back in early June. No interesting dramas, no appealing comedies, even a shortage of retarded action flicks to giggle at. We've dug so far into nostalgia that they remade the bloody A Team.

The fact you didn't want inception makes any opinion you have invalid.

[MRT144]

It's the new Rocky Horror?

The Room is the new Rocky Horror.

[The Mad Monk]

What do you throw at The Room?

[MRT144]

a bevy of insults.

[Elok]

You can't claim no interesting dramas when you refuse to see "Inception" simply because you dislike perhaps the greatest actor of our generation. And the "wondering what you just watched" is overstated. If you can follow a murder mystery, you can follow Inception.

Oh, I also didn't watch it because the previews looked immensely uninteresting, even setting aside the LDC factor. I trust my gut on those things. To be fair, I don't loathe LDC the way I do Orlando Bloom, he just strikes me as boring. And I know it's one of those "what did I just watch" movies, because the threads about it contained plentiful argument about the ending.

I also recently saw "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World" which is an awesome film for people who enjoy late 80s, early 90s video and arcade games.

Really? The reviews said it was a mean-spirited, nihilistic ****fest. EDIT: Rottentomatoes says it's got 81%, so I suppose the WaPo reviews I read should be taken with a big grain of salt.

Toy Story 3 was really good. Despicable Me was really good as well. Kick-Ass was another really fun movie.

Plenty of gold in this year's summer movie lineup.

I mentioned the two kids' movies, and Inception though I don't think it's my style. I'd forgotten Kick-Ass; it didn't even show in local theaters, and it's been on our Netflix queue for a while now.

[DaShi]

It could be because of your Asperger's.

[Asher]

Aspieboy needs to restore his avatar. I'm a visual kind of guy. need avatars.

[Kuciwalker]

Just saw Inception tonight, it was awesome.

[Boris Godunov]

Guy, I think you're on the wrong side of history with regards to Piranha 3D.

[Boris Godunov]

You can't claim no interesting dramas when you refuse to see "Inception" simply because you dislike perhaps the greatest actor of our generation.

Eyuuuuh. I liked Inception a lot, but fluffing DiCaprio like this seems like a bit much for me. He sucks just as often as he pulls off good performances, and the good ones seem to almost always be him playing virtually the same person. I think his range is extremely limited--one could almost swap out his characters from The Departed, Blood Diamond, Shutter Island (which sucked), and Inception with little change to the films...

[Kuciwalker]

Ellen Page is hot

[dannubis]

Too young for me... Maybe 10 years ago.