What Was The Last Movie You Saw?

[el tripoli]

inside man and united 93, both very good movies.

[heyrabbit]

puberty blues ;)

 

very good actually

[silentshadow]

Catch Me if You Can

 

It was entertaining.

[Shiri]

Gia. Angelina at her best.

[xAequitas]

Lolita.

 

Jeremy Irons is so awesome..

[mrs jesus]

yesterday i watched employee of the month and half of rockstar

 

the end

[Shiri]

You didn't tell us how was it.

[Hyphnip]

Employee of the month:

Let me say, I love Dane Cook, I think he is one of the best comedians around. that said, I will NOT be buying EotM! I think that most of what ruined this movie for me was Jessica Simpson and her GOD AWFUL acting. There was NO chemestry between them. there were a lot of funny parts in the movie, but not enough to save the movie from the line "You employees of the month are all the same!" )that line was laughed at pretty hard by everyone in the theatre) The supporting cast of Dane's friends were good though. Hell, everyone but Jessica Simpson seemed to bring their "A" game. So far, this is the only movie this year that I looked foreward to and ended up REALLY disappointed.

[matrix]

She really didn't ruin the movie that much. I knew going in her acting would be terrible. Thank god she didn't have a lot of lines and was cast in the movie just for eye candy more then anything.

[heyrabbit]

donnie brasco.

 

great actors, great acting, good writing and overall very good. some parts were quite boring, though

[The_Rat_Who_Would_be_King]

This weekend I rented The Road to El Dorodo for my girlfriend. I really liked the animation, because there were times when it seemed like they got really experimental with the computer generated stuff, which I guess was still really young at that time. Okay story and characters, good voice acting from kevin Kline, but the accents were weird. The two spanish guys were American and English, while the Aztecs were a mix of North American, one was a kind of ghettoized-latino thing, which was funny because it seemed like the makers were just confused about the nature of modern day south Americans, and a few that were a strange mix of spanish and british medly. There was also a really trippy trip out scene, and a blowjob scene. No joke. Oh, and as a film student, I must point out the interesting way they both eroticized and anglofied (maybe not a word) one of "the other" characters.

[Hyphnip]

Man of the year. I liked it quite a bit, good times had by all.

[silentshadow]

The Departed

 

It was good. It had some surprisingly funny parts.

[Jarrod]

Grudge Two...laughed my ass off...

[sockcrotch]

Dead Alive

 

hahahahahahahahahahahah

[Disestabulistic]

Thank you for smoking,

 

I really enjoyed it.

[Hyphnip]

The Departed- good, but LONG AS PISS! (because I really had to pee)

[bloodswan]

I saw The Notorious Bettie Page, The Education of Shelby Knox, and Stay Alive.

 

The Bettie Page movie was pretty and I enjoyed it, the second movie pissed me off with the Southern morality bs, and Stay Alive was funny, with some snazzy video-game effects.

[Foogle-11]

I just saw jackass, and the leach in the eye was really gross.

[Shiri]

Sin City. Probably for the 3rd or 4th time. Still great.

[Some Random]

just watched nacho libre. it sucked ass.

[garsk]

the devil and daniel johnston, i liked it.

[soundless_space]

just watched nacho libre. it sucked ass.

Yeah, I just saw it myself. It was pretty lame. Maybe you have to be in the right mood...? I don't know, but I wouldn't recommend anyone pay anything to see it.

[sockcrotch]

Uganda Rising.

 

graphic. and sad. and awesome.

[Shiri]

Tart. Why can't Dominique Swain make good movies?!