Thread: last movie you saw - and what did you think of it?

Originally Posted by Ickarus

osmosic jones, this movie still kicks ass. It reminds me a little bit of the magic schoolbus, you know with the whole inside the body thing.

man I haven't seen that movie forever!!

the last movie I saw in theaters was the forbidden kingdom. I enjoyed it a lot more than I thought I would, although I dont see how the title has anything whatsoever to do with the movie.

but the most recent movie I saw was what about bob. We watched it during my health class. Man I love that movie

I feel good... I feel great... I feel wonderful. I feel good... I feel great... I feel wonderful

Die Hard (original), again.

Such an awesome movie.

Just finished An Empress and the Warriors (ova hya). Quite good--poorly translated in the subtitles, but well acted enough to make up for it.

In Pot We Trust - Very good documentary covering a Medical Cannabis lobbyist, a DEA(th) Agent, and a few Medical Cannabis users, it's very informative and has it's sad parts.
The director did very good at eliciting emotional responses.

Spoiler for Example of Emotions:

Towards the end, the DEA Agent was bundling up "retrieved" Cannabis plants, intercut was a Medical Cannabis patient was talking about how if she doesn't get her medicine she is unable to be a good parent.
Just as she finished talking the DEA guy laughed and said.. "Haha, we hurt somebody today"

I know it's just editing, but it's done superbly in instances like that.
(Click the title to watch for free(and legally) online.)

Originally Posted by Elis D.

In Pot We Trust - Very good documentary covering a Medical Cannabis lobbyist, a DEA(th) Agent, and a few Medical Cannabis users, it's very informative and has it's sad parts.
The director did very good at eliciting emotional responses.

Spoiler for Example of Emotions:

Towards the end, the DEA Agent was bundling up "retrieved" Cannabis plants, intercut was a Medical Cannabis patient was talking about how if she doesn't get her medicine she is unable to be a good parent.
Just as she finished talking the DEA guy laughed and said.. "Haha, we hurt somebody today"

I know it's just editing, but it's done superbly in instances like that.
(Click the title to watch for free(and legally) online.)

Awesome movie lsd.

I just got done watching revenge of the nerds, no matter how many times I watch it, it still cracks me up.

lol last movie i ever saw was...eh..i think it was Cloverfield

Van Helsing - Always fun to watch. I love the werewolf transformation.

Rat Race - Weird.

See Spot Run - Came on after Rat Race. Also weird. Strange back-to-back B-movies riddled with stars (especially Rat Race. There were like 12 well-known stars in a really really campy movie). This one, though, was pretty funny for a while, but it just got lame.

I was kind of watching Ratatouille on the TVs on the bus ride home from my school trip to Great America. It was pretty good for a kids movie, but not really my kind of movie. Great America was very fun though.

Snakes on a Plane! It was awful... But I had to see it.

After that, Stranger Then Fiction. Wasn't that bad.

Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay. Just hilarious! Blimpkins and ****meat sandwiches!

The Indiana Jones Trilogy - Just as awesome as I remember them.

Hudson Hawk - Weirdest Bruce Willis movie ever.

Relative Strangers - Also weird. Danny Devito and Kathy Bates were pretty good (albeit cringeworthy, in character).

Legally Blonde - Not bad. Reese Witherspoon was adorable in this one. Lol. Her character is a trip.

National Lampoon's Van Wilder - It was pretty funny. A little more generic than I thought it would be. I finally recognized the guy that played Van as the guy that played Hannibal King in Blade: Trinity. Pretty crazy transformation, between then and now. I'm no big fan of Tara Reid, but she was pretty hot in this one.

Superstar - Awesome. Haha. Molly Shannon was always one of my favorite SNL cast members. This movie was hilarious. I love what the movie comes all the way back around to, at the very end:

Spoiler for The final punchline...:

That the whole story was just her explaining to the tree she practiced french kissing why she couldn't "see it" anymore. Lmao. Hilarious.

Originally Posted by Oneironaut

Hudson Hawk - Weirdest Bruce Willis movie ever.

Good! I'm not the only one who's seen it And yes, by far his strangest (though possibly most brilliant) movie.

Technically not a movie, but Lost season 3!

Prince Caspian

Great, enjoyable movie! Equally as good as the first and being two and a half hours, you really feel like you've seen a movie rather than having them rush through things. I'm glad they didn't combine it with The Voyage of the Dawn Treader and I'm looking forward to that one coming out.

(I went home and read "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" again. Took me two hours.)

Gone with the wind, yeah.

Speed Racer. Turned out better than I thought it would, a pleasant surprise.

Just saw The Replacements. It was a pretty good sports movie.

Saw that Final Fantasy movie. I remember watching it when I was younger and not liking it, but yesterday I was very intrigued. Maybe because the CGI was very realistic for a movie released five or so years ago, I was impressed.

Plus I like that concept of 'phantoms'.

Originally Posted by CoLd BlooDed

Saw that Final Fantasy movie. I remember watching it when I was younger and not liking it, but yesterday I was very intrigued. Maybe because the CGI was very realistic for a movie released five or so years ago, I was impressed.

Plus I like that concept of 'phantoms'.

If you haven't seen Advent Children - the Final Fantasy VII movie - you should. (It's the one with Tifa in it. ) It may not make much sense, if you haven't played and/or beaten Final Fantasy VII, but it's awesome, regardless.

And I'm watching Spanglish right now. Paz Vega is absolutely stunning in this movie - everything from her looks to her mannerisms. Just plain irresistible.

Last movie I saw was Stranger Than Fiction, which had its flaws but made me both lol and mist a few times. Last week I saw There Will Be Blood, which was fascinating and had wild music, but is my least favorite Paul Thomas Anderson film so far, and Scotland, PA, which was a pretty cool retelling of Macbeth as a war for control of a burger joint in a small town (being from a small town in PA, where everyone has to read and see Macbeth in high school, I very much enjoyed it ).

Buying the Cow.

I didn't see the whole thing, it was kind of funny though.

Bruce almighty

indiana jones. it was pretty good.

i like how he's immune to bullets, rocks, waterfalls, nuclear explosions, man-eating ants, and russians

but hey, I guess I shouldn't question it. He is indiana jones after all

Cloverfield. Not half bad by rubber monster standards.