Kung Fu Panda and Don't Mess with the Zohan were good movies.  I thought Caspian was okay... the prince sounded Italian hahha

I saw Wall-E, Hancock, and Get Smart in the last two weeks. I really liked Wall-E, but I also found most of it really depressing ; -; And as much as I am an idealist I thought the ending was a bit incredible. Hancock was meh. Get Smart had funny spots but was also eh. So my favorite movie of the summer so far is still Iron Man ; D; That is, until Christian Bale kicks Robert Downey Jr.'s ass xD

...props to those of you who get the allusion. For those of you that didn't, I highly recommend watching this youtube video:

A co-worker linked me a little while back and it's pretty hilarious xD

 I totally fell in love with Wall-E XD.  He was just tooo cute!!!!

HellBoy II, Get Smart, Hancock, and Kung Fu Panda were okay...but they didn't pop out that much to me.  And that's about all the summer movies I remember seeing so far (my family and I usually have a movie outing once a week - spoiled ne?)

@Flyin: LMAO "How'd you like Iron Man?" "It'll do... until The Dark Knight comes out." I was watching that in class a while back and I started spewing laughter. It was beautiful :]

Saw Kung-Fu Panda and The Incredible Hulk in the beginning of summer; first one was intentionally hilarious, second one was unintentionally hilarious. "HULK- SMAAAAAASH" sent me into spasms of laughter, as did William Hurt's occasional "wtf daughter" expressions.

DARK KNIGHT THIS WEEK THOUGH A;SDLKFJ;ALSDKJA;SDKFJ;ASDKF; SO EXCITED. OMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMG. [/spam]

I loved Wall-E until like, the last half hour, because then I started to feel the effect of a large-cup Fanta o_x But that aside, it was so cute and gorgeous :D "eeeee-EEEEEEEEE-ve" <3

"A large cup of Fanta": hahahaha...

Kung Fu Panda: cute. Get Smart: just ok.

I'm going to see The Dark Knight Thursday at midnight!! So excited :D

Hahaha swordfish that was awesome - totally put a cheesy smile on my face. Totally needed it because I was totally bumming ;)

Anya I'm so freakin' jealous. But I'm going to see Dark Knight this weekend - yes I am!!!

hahaha that's awesome!

well thats good flyn "Lets put a smile on that Face"

glad to be of service :P

probably seems out of place to talk about these in the shadow of Dark Knight but...

did anyone happen to catch either Hellboy 2 or Mamma Mia?

I can't say either was horrible and I was most definitely probably overly excited about both, but couldn't help but feel underwhelemd by both of them....

One of my co-workers saw Mamma Mia and really loved it. It didn't really have tremendous appeal for me as a musical, but I might get around to watching it once it's out on DVDs... I think I've watched most of the musical-movies that have come out recently.

Speaking of underwhelmed, and this isn't a new summer movie, but I finally finished Lost in Translation and I really wanted to like it, but I finished and I was tremendously underwhelmed. Not to say I hated it, but I kept thinking throughout the movie that the "lost in translation" bit is just kinda lost on me. Partly because I can pick out bits of the Japanese dialogue and get the general gist of what's going on there... but more because a lot of the things you're supposed to find weird/strange (like the arcade scene) I was just like... yeah? No. :P There are definitely things I like about the movie, but all in all I can't say I was a fan. Am curious to see what other people who've seen this movie thinks about it...

yea no offense to sofia coppolla or anyone that liked it but i found lost in translation to be utterly horrible.... 

I haven't seen it, though it was on my list to see. I just saw an Italian film called Mio Fratello è Figlio Unico (My Brother Is An Only Child). I was similar about it as you are to Lost In Translation. Though there were aspects I liked, I was underwhelmed throughout most of the movie. I enjoyed the beginning and ending the most. Not sure if anyone else here had heard of it or planned to see it...

I also just saw the latest Narnia, but I didn't really enjoy it very much (though, admittedly, I'm not much of a Narnia fan as it is). I found the end very anticlimactic.

Quoting Crapster:

yea no offense to sofia coppolla or anyone that liked it but i found lost in translation to be utterly horrible....

Completey off topic, but everytime I see Sofia mentioned I think of the story my Geometry teach told us about her trying to bribe an A out of him because she was Coppola's daughter. XD