sometimes i can't really stand movies without closure because i get sort of emotionally invested in the characters i guess, and i just want to know what happens after the credits start rolling and i just get sad when the movie ends

those are the movies that never get sequels, too
meanwhile TRANSFORMERS 5 AND SHREK 9

When I'm emotionally invested in characters, I get sad even if there's a good ending.

Shrek 2 2: Shrek 2 Harder

2 shrek 2 furious

Romeo and Juliet 1968 film was more enjoyable than I expected.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romeo_and_Juliet_(1968_film)

Caligula is pretty amazing to watch.
Y'all goofs should watch Caligula.

every time someone dslikes the big lebowski, a child is murdered

Wait a few months and watch it again

If you can't stand movies with incomplete closure and ambiguous meaning then I would recommend sticking to kid's movies

"Can't stand" is probably too strong in this case; "mildly annoying" is more like it.  I did think it was a good movie overall.


Should I watch 'Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy' next, or something else?  Someone at work recommended I watch 'The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus', it looks p. cool:

oh i forgot to say, if you like old movies i recommend Witness for the Prosecution (1957) but i advise you to not look it up much so you don't spoil it
i really enjoyed that movie

Imaginarium kind of sucked imo

Imaginarium kind of sucked imo

"Kind of" is an understatement

Agree with Dissident, it's okay at best

Pan's Labyrinth lol

This movie I recently saw, Commando, was very entertaining. It features Arnold Schwarzeneggar and I don't want to spoil the plot for you but it involves his daughter getting kidnapped by some Mexicans and their Australian mercenary friend (They call them Val Verdeans to be PC) and he has to go kick all their asses

If you don't have time to watch it here is the entire movie in 2 minutes its not really a spoiler.

commando is an         

Just saw Seven Psychopaths, it ranks 8/10 on my pretentious scale