Rewatching Body of Lies. Good flick.

Yes, because I qualified that statement with 'AND', thus differentiating Se7en from slasher flicks. I guess we'll just add this as another reason to disregard your opinion - complete illiteracy.

And where did I state that 'slasher flicks' are the only good movies...........apparently?
What was that about illiteracy?

You've been asked to qualify your opinion numerous times and all you've come back with is slasher films and Se7en. Therefore I assume (many would say correctly so) that you're an idiot.

Arnold Schwarzenegger to star as Terminator in new film

Stephanie Masters From: The Courier-Mail April 27, 2011

ARNOLD Schwarzenegger will make his movie comeback by reprising his title role in the Terminator series.

After nearly 30 years since the original James Cameron flick, the former California governor and action movie hero promised his fans that he will return with as much violent action as ever.

"I can step very comfortably into the entertainment world and do an action movie with the same violence that I've always done," he told the LA Times.

The film, at this stage being referred to as Terminator 5, is in a very early pre-production stage but is apparently to be directed by Fast & Furious 5 director, Justin Lin.

The direction of the storyline is unknown, leading to speculation that the fifth film of the series will lead on from the ending to the third film, Terminator: Rise of the Machines, and not the fourth film, Terminator Salvation, which starred Aussie Sam Worthington as the new hero.

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/entertainment/confidential/arnold-schwarzenegger-to-star-as-terminator-in-new-film/story-e6fredqc-1226045735186

Really looking forward to Melancholia. People mainly think of Lars Von Trier as a provocateur, which he is, but I find his films deeply moving and beautiful. Anti-Christ was a great film, despite having scenes that disturbed the crap out of me. I'm also interested in cosmology, cataclysmic events and the like so Melancholia appeals to me on a number of levels. Amusingly, Von Trier stated that it is his first film with an unhappy ending; if his other film endings are considered happy then I'm worried about how this one will end.

http://weblogs.baltimoresun.com/entertainment/books/blog/2011/04/harry_potter_and_the_deathly_h_6.html
Final Harry Potter Trailer

EMMA WATSON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Some girls can really pull off the short hair look. I don't think she looks bad with short hair, but I definitely prefer the longer hair.

Anyone know of any good movies on at the moment?

Iv'e heard some good reviews from the critics and people on here for Thor.

Really looking forward to Melancholia. People mainly think of Lars Von Trier as a provocateur, which he is, but I find his films deeply moving and beautiful. Anti-Christ was a great film, despite having scenes that disturbed the crap out of me. I'm also interested in cosmology, cataclysmic events and the like so Melancholia appeals to me on a number of levels. Amusingly, Von Trier stated that it is his first film with an unhappy ending; if his other film endings are considered happy then I'm worried about how this one will end.

Forrest Gump (similar to Kubrick movies, in that a director naively thinks that images can make up for a lack of story and/or vague ideas)