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Why would it be dead :p

Because it was started in August! Rather than having one epic thread where everybody's "last movie watched" is constantly changing I would have expected it to become a monthly topic if it were popular, similar to the monthly desktops.

I have this week watched terminator salvation, Aliens in the attic (very funny), District 9(weird South African made movie)(Great SFi Graphics), InKheart.

My 20 yr old son and I have a regular bonding session each week and we went to see "Surrogates" with Bruce Willis, it was pretty average. my son said what is it dad every movie we have seen lately was under rated, but thats my opinion.....

I have this week watched terminator salvation, Aliens in the attic (very funny), District 9(weird South African made movie)(Great SFi Graphics), InKheart.

My 20 yr old son and I have a regular bonding session each week and we went to see "Surrogates" with Bruce Willis, it was pretty average. my son said what is it dad every movie we have seen lately was under rated, but thats my opinion.....

I have this week watched terminator salvation, Aliens in the attic (very funny), District 9(weird South African made movie)(Great SFi Graphics), InKheart.

My 20 yr old son and I have a regular bonding session each week and we went to see "Surrogates" with Bruce Willis, it was pretty average. my son said what is it dad every movie we have seen lately was under rated, but thats my opinion.....

I have this week watched terminator salvation, Aliens in the attic (very funny), District 9(weird South African made movie)(Great SFi Graphics), InKheart.

My 20 yr old son and I have a regular bonding session each week and we went to see "Surrogates" with Bruce Willis, it was pretty average. my son said what is it dad every movie we have seen lately was under rated, but thats my opinion.....

Because it was started in August! Rather than having one epic thread where everybody's "last movie watched" is constantly changing I would have expected it to become a monthly topic if it were popular, similar to the monthly desktops.

I see your point, well the chances are if the topic reaches over 1000 replies by January it will become a 2010 thread like the funniest picture thread so its easier to manage :p

Cloudy with a chance of meatballs.

I'd give it 8.5 out of 10. It's really good, extremely well animated and laugh out loud funny in several places.

It sags a little towards the middle of the end, but fortunately picks up again. Highly recommended.

@ Victor Rambo - I love your avatar, awesome!

Last couple movies I've watched (for the first time) :

Friday the 13th (Extended Killer Cut) (2009) - Possibly my favorite 'Friday' movie. 8/10

Halloween (2007) - Descent remake by Rob Zombie. I like the originals better though. 6/10

I've been on a bit of a horror movie kick lately. Fun times with the girlfriend.

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