Not my home theater....yet

Okay. I have a favor to ask of you. Tell me your top 3 favorite movies that you have on DVD at home.  They can be from any era, any genre, any style, whatever. I’m compiling a list of the top 3 movies you might have at home for a project that I’m working on.  I don’t necessarily want you to take into consideration bonus features or any of that, just your top 3 favorite movies.  I hope to collect a decent list by this Friday, so all you have to do is comment below with your 3.  You can use your FaceBook account to leave the comment so you don’t have to put in  your email or anything if you don’t want to.

Let the list makin’ begin!  Mine (in no particular order):

• Lord Of The Rings
• Iron Man
• The Saint

The New A-Team Trailer

So the second trailer for “The A-Team” has been released. I’d be lying if it didn’t get me just a LITTLE horny.  I now know exactly what to expect of this movie: straight-up, non-sensical, action-packed, popcorn-tossing, B.A.-Screamin’, insanity. FUCKIN’ TANK vs. JET BATTLE IN MID-FUCKIN’-AIR!!  Friggin excited.  Enjoy the trailer!

I may have just pooped with excitement.  I’ve been goin through RDJ withdrawls since I.M.1 and this doesn’t look to be a disappointment.  God damn, he plays a cocky asshole so well! Plus, I think Cheadel is frakkin rad, so he too gets my vote.  You’re welcome.

Paranormal Activity offers up the scares-ish.

This marks the first time I have ever seen a movie alone in the movie theaters.  I believe there were two reasons for this: 1) Nobody wanted to see this scary movie  and 2) I secretly didn’t want anybody to join me so I could get the full “scare” effect I had been hearing about.  Afterall, Paranormal Activity has been called “The scariest movie of all time”.  Those are some serious shoes to fill, people.

Let me preface this review by saying that I LOVE scary movies. I love movies that keep me in suspense, set me up for surprises and scares, and downright give me chills.  I love movies that convert me to Señor Poopypants.  This movie did not fall short of fulfilling every one of those criteria.  Yup, messy.  However, the movie is not without it’s faults, well, one fault in particular.  The problem is that this one fault nearly ruined the entire experience for me.

The studio ending of Paranormal Activity sucked. Hard.

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