What Was The Last Movie You Saw?

[Moonlight_Graham]

Halfway through Schindler's List, seen it before in high school "religion class" but wasnt paying attention lol. Good so far!

Edited February 24, 2010 by Moonlight_Graham

[johnny]

Glad you went back to Schlinders, I need to re-watch that again.

 

Just watched Hero, pretty damn good from a guy who almost never watches foreign-dubbed films. Good story to go with the amazing visual presentation too.

[sodamntired]

Hurt Locker

 

very good, intense. I am not a fan of modern war films, but this was done very well. problem with the scene(s) where it shows a bullet falling in slow motion, to make you feel something. ;)

[bishopx]

It was 80's night. Revenge Of The Nerds, and Summer Rental....hilarity ensued. "We've Got Bush!!!"

[forget_about_your_soft_spot]

A documentary about Andrei Sakharov. I suppose that counts... it came on a DVD, anyway. Before that: The Lives of Others (very good, I highly recommend it), and Zombieland.

[jrw]

Precious. Loved it.

[sodamntired]

live free and die hard

 

benefits of MS. I have forgotten this one, and that I own it, watched it with my dad, fantastic, Bruce Willis is awesome.

[bishopx]

Precinct 13(The Remake) Excellent, Office Space(Awesome!!)

[Jarrod]

I went and finally saw Avatar. People behind me talked through the whole thing.

Anyway, I actually didn't care for it. The graphics were phenominal, but I found it far too long and the script was mediocre at best. I'd probably wouldn't care about the script if it was about 30 minutes shorter... I just ended up getting really bored and with a massive headache from the 3D.

 

I also picked up Pandium and The Hurt Locker. I watched Pandium and thought it was fucked up, but pretty good. Just Sci-Fi scariness kind of like Event Horizon. I haven't watched the Hurt Locker yet.

 

I also watched Predator. I bought a box set with all the Alien and Predator movies. I think it's 8 movies and I paid $30 for it at HMV awhile ago.

[Dan #3]

The Hurt Locker.

 

Jeremy Renner's performance in this flick is fantastic. Not an action flick by any means, but a great war drama that tells a human story instead of trying to pound your face in with political statements.

[bishopx]

I have hurt locker too, but I haven't watched it yet, now I will.

 

I just watched the Hangover again. I love that movie!!!

[Kenwell]

I just re-watched all of the Naked Gun movies. I forgot how hilarious I find them. My friend loaned me Pool Hall Junkies, so that will be on my viewing list tonight or tomorrow.

[sodamntired]

Zombieland

 

very funny. A+

[sodamntired]

Josie and the Pussycats

very good film.

actually a pretty good commentary on how the record labels are programming teenagers into what's good, and how Blue is the new Orange.

trust me, it's actually deeper than you would think.

[johnny]

Sherlock Holmes - it was alright. Nothing that blew me away and I was not a fan of how everything was just matter-of-factly explained, but I hear that's just how the stories went. Probably going to pick up some of Doyles work after this..

[sodamntired]

inglorious basterds

 

it was good. very quiten taraniton.....like putting a Mexican anthem into a german scene.....definetly not best picture of the year, but a good one. B-

[bishopx]

She's Out Of My League: Fucking Hysterical!!!!!

[alex_madf3rit]

Green Zone, not amazing, but pretty good

[bishopx]

All of the harry potter movies over the last 48 hours....Excellent stuff.

[Jarrod]

I've been on a movie binge lately:

 

Precious. One of probably 3 movies that have made me cry.

Zombieland. I love zombie/apocalypse movies. It was pretty funny

Law Abiding Citizen. Better than I thought it was going to be. A little predictable, but it was good none the less.

Terminator: Salvation. Better than T3 but still crap.

[OneAngryPossum]

Jackie Brown - The best movie Tarantino ever made that wasn't obviously a Tarantino movie.

[Hyphnip]

Repo Men. Actually a lot of fun. Also, awesome soundtrack, now if only I could find it anywhere.

[OneAngryPossum]

About 3/4 of Off The Grid: Life on the Mesa. A documentary about a group of... I don't even know what to call them really. They're not anarchists or hippies. They're just kind of crazy and apolitically hateful of government. Which sounds kind of interesting, but I couldn't stop thinking how terribly boring people these crazy people are.

[sodamntired]

bought 500 days of summer used at blockbuster.....love it.....ever watch a movie that is so much like your life?

[OneAngryPossum]

bought 500 days of summer used at blockbuster.....love it.....ever watch a movie that is so much like your life?

 

Eraserhead. It was a terrible epiphany.

 

No, that's not not true.