Borat : American Cultulture Learnings To Make Benefit To Glorious Khazakstan - Funny as hell (well, mayby not to americans)

Casino Royale - That`s the Bond. James Bond.

Saw 3 - I kinda enyoyed it, nothing too scary tough.

As Lucky Number Slevin has already been mentioned (awesome film) I'll try and go with something that hasn't:

Slither is possibly the best comic horror film since Shawn of the Dead (Ok, so I'm not going too far back here). A fairly unknown cast shoved into a horror film about slugs that infest humans, this movie is full of laughs from start to finish. What makes it great is that throughout you aren't quite sure if it is serious- there is just enough horror and violence in there to make you think it is for real, but some things are just so surreal and hilarious that I for one just sat and giggled right the way through. It probably isn't for everyone- I guess there is a reason why nobody has mentioned it yet. Best watched when slightly drunk...

There are quite a few films mentioned in this thread that I haven't seen, and some that I haven't even heard of, so I'm going to do my best to rent a few of them out as well.

Borat, Snakes On A Plane...

At 12/30/06 05:21 PM, TacticalShoe wrote: I felt like Casino Royale showed me a side of James Bond that no other movie had. It showed that 007 could be a brutal, cold killer instead of a smooth talking ladies man. I enjoyed it.

" Licence To Kill "

At 12/30/06 05:21 PM, DFox wrote: I just saw Little Miss Sunshine, and I'd recommend it. It's hilarious, light, and leaves you with a good feeling. I mean only see it if you're looking for a good comedy, not if you're looking for a hardcore drama or action movie.

An excellent movie, shows that Steve Carrell can do more than just comedy.

The Departed was also quite good. You actually want to like Leonardo Dicaprio in it.

At 1/20/07 01:31 PM, EclecticEnnui wrote:

At 1/19/07 01:17 PM, Denvish wrote: Little Miss Sunshine - ugh. Absolute tripe. America at its worst. Very a much a 'lets pad the movie out with bullshit so we can have a feel-good ending' film

Aw, you're kidding, dude. How is the journey to the pageant bullshit? This family has a lot to deal with, and not once did I feel anything was sugarcoated. All the actors do amazing jobs. As for the ending, I think the film earns it.

The film was all but sugarcoated. The first lines prove it : After Carrell's character just tried to kill himself, his sister arrives at the hospital to pick him up.

Sister : I'm so glad you're alive.
Carrell : At least one of us is...

From this point, I was totally hooked.

And yeah, the ending scene is maybe a bit sugarcoated, but as Eclectic pointed out, it's been a rough ride for the family, so it's just a good thing to end the movie like this.

Little Miss Sunshine - Funny.

One I wouldn't dare not nominate is Rocky 6 which will be as epic as the other.

I wouldn't dare to call it Rocky Balboa, it's Rocky 6. >:(