Last Movie You Watched...

maestrowork said:

Drag Me to Hell. Why? I don't know.

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maxmordon said:

The Good German; it would have been a better movie if Sodenbergh hadn't chosen style over substance.

The Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy, I liked it, can't see why fans didn't like it.

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Have you read the books, heard the radio play, seen the original BBC TV series?

We just watched Drag Me to Hell. It was fun.

Diana Hignutt said:

Have you read the books, heard the radio play, seen the original BBC TV series?

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I've read the books and listened to the radio play, and thought the film was great, albeit in a different way.

The last film I watched was Up. It made me cryyyyyy. *Sniff*.

"Bride Wars"

Hated. I mean, deface a Vera Wang? Rude!

2LDK. Best. Cat fight. Film. Ever.

Star Trek-J.J.Abrams- May this year release And Bad Robot Both Cool Movies!!

childeroland said:

Battlestar Galactica: The Plan.

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Ooooohhhhhh

I thought Drag me to Hell was a great title when I saw the previews. I suck at titles, can't write them, can't remember them, but that one I loved- didn't see the movie, though...

Last movie I watched, on Sunday The Mists of Avalon

Diana Hignutt said:

Have you read the books, heard the radio play, seen the original BBC TV series?.

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I read the first book, it was a present of a fellow AWer.

Woverine...and I'm going to have to say that I was thoroughly disappointed.

I saw Zombieland on Sunday. It was freaking awesome. Best cameo ever.

semilargeintestine said:

I saw Zombieland on Sunday. It was freaking awesome. Best cameo ever.

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Yeah, Zomebieland was awesome. I also saw The Brothers Bloom a couple of days ago. Rachel Weisz was adorable as Penelope, but I thought that Rinko Kikuchi was the better actress; she made her character believable without saying a single word.

Antichrist

Was with you, Lars Von Trier. I mean, I really was.

Then the tools came out.



8.5/10

The Informant! The improbable but true tale of Mark Whitacre, whistle blowing VP at ADM in the 90s who turned out to not be acting with the best of intentions. To put it mildly. The central story is fascinating, but Soderbergh's pseudo-indie shakycam direction style is getting pretty old, and what's with the goofy lounge score? Matt Damon's performance at least is great, very real and unpretentious. OK, I guess.

erin brockovich

Labyrinth.

Not for the first time, and not for the last, either.

Pink Chick said:

"Bride Wars"

Hated. I mean, deface a Vera Wang? Rude!

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I seriously thought I was the only one having a heart attack at that moment. I pretty much cried...I love Vera Wang!


I watced Clerks II last night! FUNNY!

CDarklock said:

Labyrinth.

Not for the first time, and not for the last, either.

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I love that film. Can't count the number of times I've seen it over the past twenty some years.

Paranormal Activity.

And Labyrinth is indeed a very fine film.

Speed Racer. It was too colorful, too kinetic, too campy, but I found it charming and couldn't stop watching. When Spridle gives Royalston the finger, I was like, "OMG, did Spridle just give that guy the finger?" As a child I didn't care for Spridle (or Chim-Chim), but that kid had tons of character in the movie. Matthew Fox despite the campiness managed to give Racer X pathos. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

S.J. said:

I've read the books and listened to the radio play, and thought the film was great, albeit in a different way.

The last film I watched was Up. It made me cryyyyyy. *Sniff*.

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As far as I have read about it, it seems Douglas Adams use to change the story a bit to adapt it better to the media it was using. The romance between Arthur and Trillian? pope Art Ganfunkel? All Douglas' ideas.

Diana Hignutt said:

Speed Racer. It was too colorful, too kinetic, too campy, but I found it charming and couldn't stop watching. When Spridle gives Royalston the finger, I was like, "OMG, did Spridle just give that guy the finger?" As a child I didn't care for Spridle (or Chim-Chim), but that kid had tons of character in the movie. Matthew Fox despite the campiness managed to give Racer X pathos. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

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Finally someone else who liked Speed Racer! There nothing bad with some mindless fun here and there...

BTW, quoting Chester A. Bum "And everyone in Sperm Racer was dressed like candy!"

Diana Hignutt said:

Speed Racer. It was too colorful, too kinetic, too campy, but I found it charming and couldn't stop watching. When Spridle gives Royalston the finger, I was like, "OMG, did Spridle just give that guy the finger?" As a child I didn't care for Spridle (or Chim-Chim), but that kid had tons of character in the movie. Matthew Fox despite the campiness managed to give Racer X pathos. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

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My friends went to see that while on shrooms and acid. They left the theatre screaming. It was funny and sad at the same time. Funny because i told them not too and sad because i paid 7 bucks(deer?) for that piece of crap movie.

meeeeegin said:

My friends went to see that while on shrooms and acid. They left the theatre screaming. It was funny and sad at the same time. Funny because i told them not too and sad because i paid 7 bucks(deer?) for that piece of crap movie.

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OMG, I couldn't imagine watching that tripping. Luckily, it was on cable, which I pay for anyway, so it was basically free.