What Was The Last Movie You Saw?

[Dan #3]

Monsters Vs. Aliens 3D

 

Not as funny as I expected but entertaining nonetheless. First flick I've seen in 3D so that was a nice treat.

[prototypepariah]

t4 - too over the top, lacking any sort of logic or plot. tension was also absent. Why would a terminator throw a human outside of for movie effect? It's definitely watchable but compared to the other two...meh.

 

the first 2 films were great, tension, action, plot, logical for the most part. Suspension of disbelief wasn't there like the first two either.

 

 

*3rd one eh...not talking about it : )

[jeffreyzed]

terminator: salvation. i enjoyed the slow pacing of the movie and airy environment. believably post-apocalyptic without being overboard. gotta admit, i wasn't a fan of john connor's messiah complex. 'i'm gonna save the whole world!'. i understand he was prophecized and all, but still, was a little annoying.

 

and i think the one who sacrificed his life at the end should have been the one to live. he was a much better hero. but then, i've always been a fan of underdogs.

[Crusader]

Finally saw Brazil after all these years. Wow, great movie but such a sad ending.

[borntohula]

it's one of my favourites of all time, sad ending and all.

 

i rented a film called the girlfriend experience thinking that it would be the stephen soderbergh film about an escort, but it turned out to be another film entirely. the strange thing is, it was made in the same year, has a very similar story, and shares a title with the soderbergh joint. i don't get it. i felt like i was in a parallel dimension when i saw it.

[Morglor9]

Amadeus - absolutely amazing

 

Midnight Express - not quite as amazing, but still really good. Actually difficult to watch in some parts, I haven't seen a movie like that since the ending of Waltz with Bashir.

[Sparq]

The International. Not as bad as I expected. Pretty slow, though.

[Prometheon]

There Will Be Blood. Wonderfully acted, quite entertaining.

[Computer]

American Beauty, don't know why it took me 10 years to see it... but it's pretty fucking awesome

[hum-an-ole]

Yes, it's a good one.

[sodamntired]

friday the 13th 2009.

garbage

[Morglor9]

Public Enemies

 

Cool story, cool action, but poorly shot and editted.

[LonelyWreckage]

Mississippi Burning was on telly the other night. Kept me interested.

[Jarrod]

Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince.

It was good... kind of boring though. But I like Harry Potter so it doesn't matter.

[Sparq]

The italian Job (the new one)

 

Sucked, hardcore. It was like Ocean's Eleven for people who missed the casting call because they were too busy being terrible. Incidentally, I think it was the only movie with Jason Statham wherein he does not punch anyone.

[righteousbabe]

Three in a row.

 

Doubt

Monster's Ball

Bride Wars.

 

Doubt was incredible, but not as good as I was expecting with Philip Seymour Hoffman. His scenes with Meryl Streep were the best in the movie.

Monster's Ball is one of my favorites. Liked it even more the second time around.

Bride Wars... well, what can really be said aside from typical. Not horrible, though.

[AnOceanPearl]

I saw the new Harry Potter. I was confused as hell, but the movie was pretty decent.

[bishopx]

Out For justice , before Segal got fat and started using doubles

[sodamntired]

paul blart: mall cop.

it was good, fell asleep, but it was good.

[LonelyWreckage]

I saw the new Harry Potter. I was confused as hell, but the movie was pretty decent.

Not surprising. I'm alright as I've read the book (albeit a few years back) so I could work out what was going on, but once again they've carried on their tradition of replacing important explanatory scenes with pointless shit just because it'll look good. Like the Death Eaters torching The Burrow - what the fuck was all that about ? It just took up minutes which could've been devoted to explaining things a bit better (like where Dumbledore had been all term, or what had happened to his hand) or they just changed things for no good reason, like Harry spending the final scene beating himself up about not helping Dumbledore, which in actual fact was fucking impossible as in the book Dumbledore had purposely immobilised him. Who was the lass he met in the cafe ?! Again, minutes taken up by absolute bollocks replacing actual meaningful scenes likes Dumbledore's fucking funeral.

 

Having said that, I probably enjoyed this one more than the others. It didn't feel as rushed as some - namely Prison of Azkaban and Goblet of Fire; there were some funny moments and I managed to finish the film without cringing (although that Dumbledore scene asking Harry about him & Hermoine was close - like Dumbledore would ever give a fuck about that ?! lol) The acting was generally better, too.

[Jarrod]

Dr. Strangelove.

 

Awesome

[bishopx]

I saw it twice, I thought it was awesome. I reread all the books before it came out.

 

 

I saw Taken last night, Sweet lord it was badass.

[AnOceanPearl]

Have watched Watchmen, Zoolander and Across the Universe in the last few days. Now watching The Devil and Daniel Johnston.

[wheres_sven]

21

way good.

don't know why it took so long to finally see it.

my dad was going to buy me Watchmen, which I wanted to see, but my brother told me that movie kind of sucks. still want to see that some day.

Edited August 5, 2009 by wheres_sven

[sodamntired]

Knowing

it was a movie.

pretty good towards the middle.

then it become weak at the ending.

little too religious.

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