Last Movie You Watched?

[rdf]

Green Street Hooligans

I liked this movie, and would like to hear from folks in England as to the reality of it. Kind of reminds me of the fighting we did as a kid - no guns, knives, etc.


Revolutionary Road

Good acting, but depressing movie.


eta: Guess the first one is called Green Street in the UK.

[christopher]

that movie about the stoner kids doing their history report, they went back in time and gathered the greatest people in the history of man. love that movie but dont know the name of it. Bill and teds great adventure I think but not sure. then monsters inc.

Bill and Ted's EXCELLENT Adventure. Keanu Reeve's breakout role.

I watched Inglorious Basterds last night. It was OK I guess. I always like Tarantino movies more the 2nd or 3rd time round.

[quadvet]

Watched Paul Newman in Hud this morning, great movie.

[Lazlo]

Watched the new Star Trek movie last night. I give it about a 3 out of 4, though that might be a bit generous.

[MarkPals]

We just watched "The Proposal". It was ok, but Ann and Julie liked it more than us guys. Tomorrow the kids get to pick, and it will be "Monsters vs Aliens" Red Box is getting a workout this weekend.

[november]

The Divingbell and the Butterfly
Didn't expect having to read while watching it!

[rfbdorf]

We watched Catwomen of the Moon!
We laughed our heads off. It's a 1953 low low budget film with the most godawful props, effects and acting you can imagine. It's a mass of contradictions and surprises - cheap lawn chairs as acceleration couches, gravity in space, fire in vacuum, a spider puppet, at one point an actor calls another by the wrong name!
The music is by Elmer Bernstein, who later became truly great (True Grit?), writing scores for hundreds of fine movies. At the time he was brown-listed during the red scare mania, and needed to keep the wolf from the door.
Anyway, we recommend this one. Keep your expectations of good art low, and try to count the errors!
- Richard

[SCI-Nurse]

The Divingbell and the Butterfly
Didn't expect having to read while watching it!

You didn't expect subtitles for a French movie?

(KLD)

[november]

You didn't expect subtitles for a French movie?

(KLD)

I didn't even know it was a French movie, just saw posts about it on CC and added it to my list.

[Suzie Q]

Avatar, it was fantastic. Free online of course. lol
Star Trek, it was great. I watch it alot.

[rybread]

Avatar in 3-D at the IMAX theater was absolutely incredible. I almost fell over a few times moving out of the way to dodge stuff. The scenery was just an immense and indescribable. I highly recommend if you're going to see to go see it in 3-D

Just saw Edge of Darkness with Mel Gibson tonight. The first half of the movie was slowing kind of sucked with really weird cinematography but the second half of the movie was really good and get you on the edge of your seat. And for me, it's difficult to get their let alone stay there without ending up kissing the floor. LOL

[Soliloquy]

I watched Downfall tonight for some context on those "Hitler rant" parody videos; I plan to make one aimed at paratransit services in my city.

[rcechser]

We watched 7 Pounds Saturday night it was okay I thought it was a little hard to follow, but in the end it was a decent movie.

[-will-]

2012 last week

[orangejello]

We watched Catwomen of the Moon!
We laughed our heads off.

I have seen this too A station here used to run a "World's Worst Film Festival" every Friday night at midnight. A film professor from a local university hosted it and provided indepth analysis of each film. Watching it was definately one of the highlights of my week as you never knew what he was going to show. They were most often low budget sci fi flicks from the 50s and 60s, although he was also fond of screening the films of Ed Wood lol. Besides Catwomen on the Moon other memorable ones I saw via this series were The Terror of Tiny Town, The Creature from the Black Lagoon, The Most Dangerous Man Alive among many other