Centurion (2010) - Yes, it's a 97-minute period chase scene. PICTS, you guys. PICTS. Also, Sassy Fassy.
Burke and Hare - It's kind of a hit-or-miss thing. Some parts fell flat, at least for me, but I loved the look and the cast, and there was one scene with Tom Wilkinson that had me in hysterics.
The Rite - Religio-existential horror, spooky diabolical shenans, AND Anthony Hopkins? Yes, plz.
Season of the Witch - Mleh. Once again, shoddy script and cheesy CGI detract from a neat concept.
Red Riding Hood - So bad. Why.
Boondock Saints 2: All Saints Day (1999) - So awful. Screamingly awful. Turned it off after ten or twenty minutes.
The Call of Cthulhu (2005) - Slept on and off through it, because I was sleepy.
Jane Eyre - Sassy Fassy.
Sucker Punch - Someone had a drawerful of pretty ideas and wanted to share them all at once. (And they are pretty.)
Insidious - Such a creepy trailer. Such a crappy film.
A Clockwork Orange (1971) - Kindasorta. I fell asleep through the last half. :|
Sunshine (2007) - Preeetty. Don't know enough about astrophysics to know how much of the science was right, and there are a couple fistshakey-at-the-screen moments, but it was a fun ride.
The King's Speech - I will watch anything with Geoffrey Rush in it.
Dorm (Dek Hor) (2006) - It was less FECKING HORRIFYING as the trailer made it look, and as much of a Delightful Coming of Age tale as it was a Spooky Ghost Story. I enjoyed it thoroughly.
Thor - Fun film, though I had to forcibly shut off the part of my childhood that was raised with Norse myths and crying at what these people had done to them.
Priest - Nooooooo whyyyyy there is only so much my childhood can taaake
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides - Pirates pirates pirates that is all I cared about pirates
X-Men: First Class - A bit surface-y, but enjoyable. Sassy Fassy.
Green Lantern - Fun!
Burn After Reading (2008) - Meh.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 - ;____; iluHP
Die Hard (1988) - Again, kindasorta, at Clarion West. Mark & Nick caught me while I was staggering downstairs to submit the hard copies of that week's story at 2 or 3 in the morning and convinced me that watching a movie at that hour was a grand idea. But I wound up going to bed after about 2/3 of it.
Captain America: The First Avenger - Funfunfun.
Cowboys & Aliens - No.
Don't Be Afraid of the Dark - Lots of excellent jump-scares, and quite spooky to watch in the dark, but ultimately predictable and somewhat disappointing.
Conan the Barbarian - It looked so PRETTY and starred Khal DROGO and I've never been so BORED watching a movie. :|
Fright Night - This is the kind of thing I grew up reading, so it was a weirdly but enjoyably nostalgic ride.
The City of Lost Children (1995) - A weird and nightmarish ride.
Brazil (1985) - What happened.
The Departed (2006) - Meh.
Persepolis (2007) - :<
The Three Musketeers - Nice choreography, but the writing made me ANGRY.
Primer (2004) - Wut.
Becoming Jane (2007) - Got bored, turned it off after an hour.
Hugo - Delightful.
District B13 (2004) - It's an action flick, and a hugely entertaining one.
Hogfather (2006) - Pratchett. v^___^v
Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows - :D
Hanna - Nngh, why.
TV-wise:
Sherlock, season one - So good.
Game of Thrones, season one - So pretty.
True Blood, season four through episode 6 - I don't know why I do this to myself but I do.
Dexter, seasons 1-4 - Love love love.
Veronica Mars, season one - Actually quite fun!
American Horror Story, season one through episode 9 - Maybe we are just masochists.
Joe and I also made it partway through the first seasons of Mad Men and Camelot before giving them up for dead.