Last Movie You Watched...

ClimbingMountains said:

Sin City.

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Ha-ha! Love the movie! Just watched Priest.

Toy Story 3
My son is two and loves it. But seriously, I've suffered through this movie more times than I can count. We've tried weaseling in other G-rated films, but he always reverts back to this one.
(Please - someone save me!)

Melanchlia for the...what?...third time. Fucking brilliant (still).

Saw Gigantic with Zooey Deschannel (I'm sure I just murdered the spelling of her name) and Paul Dano. A pretty odd movie, but entertaining.

Team America--World Police. Ho, this was a laugh riot, perfectly raunchy with political and Hollywood slammage. I watched it it two more times just to pick up on all the hand-made, beautiful miniatures, and set scenery I'd missed.

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I watched 'Hugo' this weekend on Dish Network, and really enjoyed it.

The Muppets. I got it in the mail from Barnes & Noble A DAY EARLY . If you get the Blu-ray, hit "pause" during the movie and leave it there for about 30 minutes of Easter eggs.

And something about the "fitting in and finding my people" theme hit me the right/wrong way and I cried for most of the movie.

My friends were flipping through channels drunk on St Patrick's Day, and we came across a horror film called Albino Farm. It was alright...

John Carter, for my birthday on Saturday.

Much better than I was expecting from the deplorable trailers. it was only through the positive reviews that I finally took the plunge to see it. Worth my time and money.

My Idiot Brother with Paul Rudd and Zoey Deschanel. I liked it. I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a family comedy.

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (David Fincher) I've been a busy college student and haven't really had the time to see a movie since Christmas. It was pretty good, when I get back home I'll see the Swedish version since I've been informed we have them now.

On that note I've finished "The Girl who Played with Fire"

Last Saturday night my husband and I watched Gone With The Wind on a Netflix disk.
Make that TWO disks, since it was almost a 4-hour movie.

This was the first time I had ever seen this classic film. I knew a lot of the famous lines, but had never actually watched the movie.

Watched a movie called The Beaver. Terrible, terrible movie. Let me just say that as a jew, I care very little about Mel Gibson's opinion of jewish people. It's his acting that's downright offensive. I do think Anton Yelchin gave a very good performance, though. He's been stellar in everything I've seen him in. Definitely think he's really going to blow up when he gets the right role in the right film.

JQTrotter said:

My Idiot Brother with Paul Rudd and Zoey Deschanel. I liked it. I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a family comedy.

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Been meaning to check this one out, I've heard good things.

The Hunger Games. Loved it!

Too sick to go see John Carter, but we're getting ready, watched:

At the Earth's Core
The Land that Time Forgot
The People that Time Forgot

all ERB, all delightfully cheesy, all with Doug McClure...

The Hunger Games today. OMG I LOVED it!

Cowboys and Aliens: I suffered through fifty-five minutes of that passion-less turd before threw in the towel.

The Boondock Saints. Never get tired of that movie.

Diana Hignutt said:

Too sick to go see John Carter, but we're getting ready, watched:

At the Earth's Core
The Land that Time Forgot
The People that Time Forgot

all ERB, all delightfully cheesy, all with Doug McClure...

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What is "ERB"?

callalily61 said:

(butting in)

Edgar Rice Burroughs.

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Thanks, my dear!

The unholy hot mess that is "Smurfs".

My eight year old LOVES this movie. Children shouldn't be allowed to treat parents like this.

The Moth Diaries based on the novel by Rachel Klein. (click on the title to read my review)