I just watched Easy A and Devil, and I really liked both of those movies. Easy A is like a teen comedy and Devil is a psychological thriller (as opposed to horror).

Someone here mentioned The Mist, I would suggest that too. The movie itself isn't amazing but I would definately recommend it!

Originally Posted by Iamanonymous

I didn't purposely pick the movies that got mixed or awful reviews. I admit the majority of the movies I watched this break either sucks or is just ok, not awesome. That's why I read this thread to get some ideas as to what are awesome movies.

Haha, i'm just messing with you man, although i won't lie, i kinda thought you were a cinema masochist for a second there .

Definitely check out stuff like Scott Pilgrim and In Bruges, it'll make you remember why you loved movies in the first place.

Originally Posted by Kathy2

I just watched Easy A and Devil, and I really liked both of those movies. Easy A is like a teen comedy and Devil is a psychological thriller (as opposed to horror).

Someone here mentioned The Mist, I would suggest that too. The movie itself isn't amazing but I would definately recommend it!

I remember watching the trailer for Devil and being pretty impressed up until it said "from the mind of M. Night Shamylan to which everyone booed. After watching it i can say it was definitely a great film, which is why i now think that M.Night probably not nothing to do with it

I dono, I don't really mind M.Night's movies... they are alright.

Originally Posted by blackdragon

I dono, I don't really mind M.Night's movies... they are alright.

I don't mind his movies either up until he started making crap like "Lady in the Water", "The Village", and the atrociously bad "The Last Airbender".

I mean, in Airbender he didn't even get the characters names right. He literally misspelled or misspoke major characters names of an established franchise and thought no one would notice...

Originally Posted by mattatmac

I don't mind his movies either up until he started making crap like "Lady in the Water", "The Village", and the atrociously bad "The Last Airbender".

I mean, in Airbender he didn't even get the characters names right. He literally misspelled or misspoke major characters names of an established franchise and thought no one would notice...

Shyamalaalamanalamana manayamanan is basically the greatest troll ever to hit the big screen