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

Originally Posted by Luanne

I'm doing a Tim Burton's movie marathon. I find all his movies amazingly artistically perfect. Edward Scissorhands crushes me down completely. You can find a little bit of your self in every character. It's a fascinating sociological story.

Yeah I agree, I'm really consumed by his style, really places you in the situations emotionally and visually.

the last movie i saw was "500 days of summer" n i have 2 say it was a good movie.it little bit funny n half romantic.
but few day i saw "the boat that rocked" n it was totally rocking.i suggest evry1 here to see that movie.totally awesome.

I saw Grey Gardens for the first time.
It was...well, it was something alright. Almost exhausting to watch.

Like one long case study on an encyclopedia's-worth of psychological baggage...

Singin' In The Rain. What a delightful movie! I'm not usually into musicals, but this was one that really grabbed me and I had great time listening to the songs and watching the amazing dance moves. There were also big laughs throughout, which I was not expecting. Just a thoroughly enjoyable film. 8.5/10

The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3

Had to turn it off about 20 minutes in it was so fucking bad.

Dazed and Confused. It was entertaining.

Matrix Reloaded and Matrix Revolutions. It was some special that was going on television, and I really wish they would have showed the original and second one instead.

They showed all three during that marathon

and I saw zombie land and saw 6 both kicked ass

I like titenic hoollywood movie, content of the movie is to how to live life at all. and director wanna deliver the message to all of us that how two people caould fall in love at the boat in journy, and how they can not live without eachother at all. they believe in each other always and try to give love more than each other. i like this movie because of ship and love scene.
have a grate movie.

Matrix Reloaded

Kill Bill Volume 2

I've watched these movies tons of times, but what I really started appreciating more about them was the music. From some of the old school sound effects in Kill Bill, to the way the music was perfectly synchronized in the park scene with Neo vs. Agent Smith(s). Like every time things went into slow motion and the trumpets and horns sounded off I still got crazy.

District 9. Excellent.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 (go ninja go ninja go)

the doom generation.

it was effed up.

Just watched a Dutch philosophical flick called 'De zee die denkt'. Awesome shit, right up my alley.

just watched The Fountain.

It is a beautiful and thought provoking movie, must admit though it is a tear jerker, at least for me it was.

Law Abiding Citizen
This movie is pretty bad, I'm glad I didn't spend any money on it. I wouldn't even recommend this movie for a rent.


Daybreakers
This one is better than law abiding citizen, but not by much.

The Hurt Locker.

Holy shit my mind was blown, this movie is so beautiful. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

I have to think hard about that one. Hm................ *ponder* If I were to remember the movie I probably wouldn't remember the title.

I can't remember the last movie I watched. I'm pretty sure it wasn't one of the Once Upon a Time in China movies because we watched something else after I think. Or did we? Was it really that long ago when we watched a movie? Damn! It was!

So, yeah, I think it was titled "Once Upon a Time in China and America" and it was kind of okay, but nothing exciting. As usual, hard to follow just like the rest of the series for those of us who can't read fast (or don't know any Chinese). And those of us who don't get the cultural references.

Yet somehow, something about that series took my breath away and inspired my dreams for weeks. I still dream about Wong Fei Hung played by Jet Li doing some awesome stunts and skills. And about China.

I just finished watching Stepdad on my video on demand. It was really good! Very on-edge-of-your-seat, I highly recommend it!

the boondock saints 2

i really liked the first one, but this one wasn't so great.

The Lighting Thief because i've read up to the 4th book and have started the 5th. I honestly didn't like this movie because it felt like they took the idea of the book and wrote there own plot for it. Needless to say... I was disapointed.

I just watched District 9. It's definantly not what I'd call a good film.

Originally Posted by khh

I just watched District 9. It's definantly not what I'd call a good film.

Really? I thought it was pretty cool....

Crow it was awesome