Orange 'n Black

  Pacific Rim was awesome and was what Transformers should have been. Simple enough plot, no ridiculous annoying actors, no cheesy crappy love story. Just awesome robots beating the fuck out of evil monsters.

I saw The Lone Ranger, it wasn't an amazing movie but it was a decent popcorn flick. I think it got unfairly eviscerated. 

  Hugh Jackman is such an awesome Wolverine, he's stuck around through like 3 reboots. Can't imagine anyone else playing the character.

I loved Inglourious Basterds and I thought Django was better. Awesome movie, highly recommended - and it's a lot more linear if the normal Tarantino "jump around" storytelling style bothers you.

[quote name='Bengals1181' timestamp='1356230987' post='1196419'] If you dig the movies you'll like them. Watched the extendeds of two towers and return of the king this week. Been so long that some of the added stuff I had forgotten about. ROTK has like an hour of added footage alone. Plus that's not even counting some deleted scenes that they didn't even put in the extended cut. I think it was $90 or so back in 2005. [/quote] Really? I had no idea these existed. Huge LOTR fan so I'll have to get these. Also - super pumped for Zero Dark Thirty and Django Unchained. It's gonna be a good holiday season at the movies.

My boilers lost by playing Tresselball... Irony!

GO BOILERS!!

[quote name='Bengals1181' timestamp='1307212298' post='996011'] saw X-Men: First Class today. GREAT movie. Easily up there with Batman Begins, though not quite on par with The Dark Knight as far as comic book movies go. Those 3 lead the pack IMO. 4.5/5 Stars [/quote] Really? I had read critics blasting it, might change my mind about seeing it now.

Useful image. The good old Ohio looks like fresh liquid turd in it though. Maybe I could touch it up a little, turn it sparkling blue, to delude the out-of-towners who don't know any better.