Last Movie You Watched...

Bmwhtly said:

Four Brothers

Really very good indeed.

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Yes, very, very good. And Mark Wahlberg is sooo yummy.

Right now, i'm watching The Crow. Can't get enough of it atm. Amazing film! xo

Last weekend I watched The Iron Giant (love love love brilliant animated film!!!). I FINALLY saw the last 20 min of Paranormal Activity (cause i got sick at the theater and missed it) and I saw A Tale of Two Sisters (a foreign/Korean film). I LOVED it. The style and pacing reminded me a lot of Let the Right One in In. It was very eery and creepy and had a great and fantastic twist that I did not see coming at the end. Very good horror film.

About to watch The Social Network. Can't wait! I love Justin Timberlake and heard gave a stellar performance in this film along with his co-actors.

Megamind !

Where the Wild Things Are.

Last night. Hadn't seen it before. Strange, dark, disturbing movie, not at all a kid's flick. But I'd give it a B+. Certainly worth watching if you haven't seen it. Just don't expect a Pixar-style comedy.

Wow. The Social Network was FANTASTIC!!!!! The acting was phenomenal. I was thoroughly impressed and I don't know what rock i've been hiding under, but i had no idea it was based on a true story. Wow! Crazy, crazy, crazy. I will admit that the dialogue was sometimes spoken so quickly (especially in the opening scene) that Dh and I had to use English subtitles to follow what they were saying. GREAT MOVIE!

The Speed of Thought with Nick Stahl. Terrible movie. Badly edited, acted, etc. Horrendously written!

Had The Boy this weekend so we watched The Tooth Fairy, Encino Man and Get Smart.

Encino Man is a total guilty pleasure so I'm glad he liked it best. When The Boy was small, and I'd give him a juice box, I'd always warn him, "Don't squeeze the juice!"

Miller's Crossing

David Poellot said:

Unstoppable
3/5 stars

Why is it that I don't like Denzel Washington?

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I simply cannot imagine. He rocks my world!

Dog Soldiers. Again. Can't get enough. So effing cool. Spoon is my favorite character. I wanna have his babies.

A small, little comedy called Cedar Rapids starring Ed Helms (The Hangover), with John C. Reily, Sigourney Weaver, Anne Heche... I'm surprised how much I enjoyed it. Great characters who put a smile on my face...

Runaway Jury.

Watched part of it in class last week, was intrigued so I decided to watch the rest last night. I liked it a lot, especially the end.

Zombieland again Something about comedic zombie movies gets me every time. when he plays dueling bangos....i laugh harder every time

Howl's Moving Castle.

Thought it was neat and heartwarming.

maxmordon said:

Howl's Moving Castle.

Thought it was neat and heartwarming.

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I really liked it, too. Saw it last year.

Saw Sucker Punch. 1-1/2 stars. Fighting was well done, but there were too many enemies, too many fight scenes.

Aimless Lady said:

Miller's Crossing

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And you loved it right?? Seriously, the Coen brothers can do no wrong. Except for The Ladykillers. And Intolerable Cruelty...

On that note, the last film I saw was True Grit, which was brilliant.

Tank Girl (3/5) and In the Mood for Love (3/5)

maxmordon said:

Howl's Moving Castle.

Thought it was neat and heartwarming.

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Would it be shallow of me to say "Christian Bale's voice - YUM"?

Uh, I watched 44 Minutes. Is it weird that I'm in love with a man more than four times my age? Oh Al Pacino.

schadenfreude said:

Would it be shallow of me to say "Christian Bale's voice - YUM"?

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Christian Bale's Howl is THE SEXIEST character ever.

Barbarella.

In some points, it hasn't aged well. Demonstrated to have the most hilarious "sex scene" soundtrack.

The new Jane Eyre. I'm glad they decided not to dwell too much on her childhood and to give ample screentime to St John Rivers and his family. Mia Wasikowska was excellent, and I hope this causes people to take another look at her performance in Burton's Alice, or at least not to hold it against her.

Never Let Me Go.

It made me cry and cut my heart into itty-bitty pieces. For the whole day, I've felt hollow, like Andrew Garfield's scream at the end is just echoing throughout my whole being. I still don't know whether I liked it more than the book.

I probably need some space from the teary experience.