No way!!!

Seriously!! I heard it here first!

Watched The Hoax starring Richard Gere. It's based on the true story of Clifford Irving, an author who submits forged contracts to publishing giant McGraw Hill, claiming that he has been given the exclusive rights to ghost-write Howard Hughes' autobiography. They fork over the dough, no problem, but then he has to come up with wackier and wackier antics to perpetuate the lie.

It was well-written and well-acted. Alfred Molina, as Irving's best friend and researcher, gives a very good performance. Marcia Gay Harden, as his long-suffering wife, is simply annoying. I'd cheat on this woman, too.

I do recommend the film, though, if only to see Richard Gere as a brunette.

I agree. Are we that politically correct, that we need to know that if Jason got a hug once in a while, he'd have turned out just fine?

I just watched Mean Streets on DVD and enjoyed it. Martin Scorsese is a genius when it comes to this genre. Robert DeNiro steals the show as Johnny Boy. I am still wondering if he died at the end of the movie. David Proval was also great in a part that could have been an inspiration for his latter role of Richie Aprile on The Sopranos.

One of my all-time favorites. If Johnny Boy did survive those wounds, I can't imagine he would have been long for this world either way. Not with his attitude. An absolute classic New York City street film.

I'm going through all 25 of Marty's movies right now in chronological order. Tonight I'm going to watch BRINGING OUT THE DEAD. So far I've loved everything and it's no wonder Marty's my favorite director

Watched BOOGIE NIGHTS again.

Great film,very funny.I could watch it over and over!

In the middle of Speed Racer (2008) and can't believe I'm still watching this pile of shit.

Wow. I actually fell asleep during it, woke up, and didn't feel I missed anything at all. I watched the original anime version all the time as a kid and liked it (and I don't even particularly like anime), but this pseudo-anime-live-action comes off as total crap to me here. At least Dick Tracy had some charm to it. Forget this nightmare.

And guess what? Next up I have The Love Guru. Apparently I'm torturing myself with shit films this week. The only cool thing is that I received them both from Netflix on their DVD release date! I should get 88 Minutes in a day or two to round out my trifuckeda (not counting New Nightmare).

Godfather's coming soon at least...

I bet its Irishmans fav film of 2008

Yeah, I had a free movie ticket and almost walked outta the theater myself

Na, my favorite film of 2008 thus far is THE DARK KNIGHT with IRON MAN being #2

Irish, what is your view on Wall-e?

Haven't seen it yet. Waiting for DVD

You should all stop buying dvds and check this website out..

http://www.watch-movies.net/

I do go there sometimes DE NIRO I download my music but I always buy my DVDs

Okay, the usual corny Mike Meyers, but not as bad as I expected. Nothing new here, though.

And when you kids realize a few years from now when the entertainment industries are in shambles and cannot afford real talent because of their lack of income to invest in talent because some cheapass people choose to steal their products... then enjoy your shitty downloads.

Don't wanna buy a DVD? At least rent it. Don't wanna buy a CD? Then at least spend the 99c for a song. Pay the ARTISTS who created it!

Man, Transformers was awful. I went to bed in the middle of the movie. Now I typically like parodies, comedies and jokes in general, but their jokes was even worse than Scary Movie 4. The human kind is doomed with this sort of movies anyway, I don't care for the ending of this picture. Okay, I'll see the other half today.

I didn't mind Transformers, but I also don't quite recall the actual ending... I don't mind cheezy movies, if I go into them knowing that.. then it's just fun. And I do have fun w/ bad movies. But some are TOO bad to be good...

Well, I never expected it to be this bad, considering the IMDb ratings.

I didn't think Transformers was that bad either, in a summer popcorn movie way. It's no masterpiece, but I was entertained.

I loved TRANSFORMERS. One of my favorite movies last year. I can't wait for #2 next year!

I prefered Transformers to the horrendous pile of c**p that was Black Sheep.

I aint no "kid",i dont download them i just watch the films on there..

Why pay £10-15 for a dvd when i can watch it for nothing, besides i dont watch new films on there, just old ones..

I remember reading that they plan on remaking The Dirty Dozen. I just finished watching The Usual Suspects again on DVD. Spacey is excellent and this movie is a definite classic IMHO.

I really liked The Usual Suspects too, I thought it was thrilling and it keeps you guessing right up to the end.

Joel Silver is producing that venture, and unless I'm mistaken, Guy Ritchie is still attached to direct.

Watched PAPILLION last night,starring the coolest man to ever stalk the screen,Steve Mcqueen!

Great movie.

I hear a rumour that they are looking to remake it starring Seymour Hoffman and Downey Jr?