What Was The Last Movie You Saw?

[spring90]

Blue Crush

 

There was nothing else on TV...

[beerman37]

The Legend of Bagger Vance. Great!

[dancing_invisible]

I watched 3:10 to Yuma yesterday night, it's really good, watch it.

[S.E. Hardy]

2 Days in Paris... v. good.

Edited September 9, 2007 by S.E. Hardy

[Some Random]

where the buffalo roam. fear and loathing was so much better.

 

syriana. meh.

[beerman37]

Pan's Labyrinth. Good God. Thought it was like a Chronicles Of Narnia type movie and wasnt expecting all that gore!

[Shiri]

American Dreamz. Haha, pretty good.

[AnOceanPearl]

Pan's Labyrinth. Good God. Thought it was like a Chronicles Of Narnia type movie and wasnt expecting all that gore!

When I saw the TV spots for it I totally thought it the same thing- it seemed marketed as a kids movie. I rented the DVD and oh man, it sure was not.

[Shiri]

But it's a great movie. Did you guys like it?

[S.E. Hardy]

I thought it was very good.

I want to see it again, cause I think that I lost a lot of the visual beauty cause of the subtitles (not complaining, subtitles don't bother me at all; its just that sometimes, the way a scene is edited doesn't give you time to read the titles and take in all the visual stuff)

[Shiri]

Yeah, I guess you guys aren't used to subtitles so it's more difficult to concentrate. I want to see it again just because I remember it was great but I don't remember much of it.

[beerman37]

It is TERRIFIC. Just shocking because I didnt expect half of the shit that was popping up on there.

[sodamntired]

Jackass Number Two

 

meh. glad i rented it for only $1

[Some Random]

Yeah, I guess you guys aren't used to subtitles so it's more difficult to concentrate. I want to see it again just because I remember it was great but I don't remember much of it.

i haven't actually seen it with subtitles. i downloaded it ages ago, and whoever encoded it wasn't kind enough to include them. i liked it, regardless. i was also expecting a kids sort of movie/fantastical journey thing. not the blood bath that it turned out to be. i'm pretty sure my jaw actually dropped when lieutenant jerkface (i don't remember his real name..yunno the douche i'm referring to, though) mashed in that pour guy's face with the wine bottle.

[Shiri]

Yeah, it was a brutal scene. Not one that you can forgot.

[primetime_deliverance]

3:10 to Yuma. I liked it, the people I went with didn't. Being a remake of a classic and all, its the kind of movie you have to go into expecting a throwback to the 50's. I don't think you will be happy with how it ends unless you sort of put yourself back in time to how things were 'back in the day'. Russell Crowe was really good.

 

7/10

[Shiri]

Pearl Harbor was on TV while I semi-napped. Man, that's a shitty movie.

[Sparq]

Thank you.

 

Wyatt Earp, for like the fifth time in a few weeks. AMC is a good station, but they just play the same three movies for a month at a time.

[bishopx]

The House On Haunted Hill - The new one...still a great flick

[Azalroth]

ATHF Colon Movie Film for Theatres......again a great movie

[bishopx]

Rudy

 

All the talk in the sports movies thread, made me do it...and I got all teary as usual.

[spring90]

More 150 cartoon classics... Specifically the 'Dick and Larry' cartoons, which are early 'Tom & Jerry' episodes from 1932...

 

Ahhh at least it wasn't the cartoon about the cotton plantation... That was pretty bad. along with the one with the lady with the vacuum cleaner/french horn, the dog smoking cigarrtes then at the end: "Moral of the story: A woman's place is in the home."

 

 

Ahhh, Old cartoons...

Edited September 15, 2007 by spring90

[bishopx]

Robin Hood starring Errol Flynn, awesomeness!!!

[silentshadow]

The Truman Show

 

Jim Carey is a pretty good actor sometimes.

[bishopx]

SInk The Bismarck - still awesome stuff