Last Movie You Watched...

I'm watching Burn After Reading - for the 5th time or so... this movie is hysterical

My wife made me watch In The Name of the Father last night. Extremely depressing but very good.

Rango.

That is all.

Treasure Planet

Jurassic Park III. It feels like it's been a while since I've seen a good movie :/

I now feel like watching Cinema Paradiso again... it's one of those days, and it's only noon.

Four Lions. It's a British comedy about suicide bombers. It was low budget and maybe a little uneven, but I got my lolz on. I'd definitely recommend it.

Last movie I watched was Hereafter. Solid movie.

Skyline: alien invasion that was pretty good, at least it topped Cloverfield and District 9.

The new Tron. Not bad, beautiful effects and a good cast. I was surprised I liked it as well as I did.

My ex-gal pal was one of the producers of Convicted, and I hated the damn thing. Didn't tell her that. Yet.

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The only one lately that was worth a damn was Tangled.

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Tangled was the last movie I watched and I loved it!

The King's Speech. Really, really good.

Antichrist, just to see what all the fuss was about. I didn’t find it repulsive or gross (I heard somebody compare it to Human Centipede. Hmmmm…. NO). Antichrist is a pretty sad movie, actually, about the breaking down of a human being (or two) after a tragedy. Beautifully filmed too.

Watching The Phantom Tollbooth for perhaps the first time in 20 years. It's just as imaginative and charming as I remember.

The King's Speech

The Thing. Awesome.

Hanna.
A bit empty, but visually the most exciting movie since Inception. Snow and ice, desert, containers, and an abandoned amusement park. And an electronic soundtrack.
I wished the story had been more than just a chase.

The new Jane Eyre. Mia Wasikowska is definitely my favorite Jane ever. Michael Fassbender was also really good as Rochester once I got over him not being Toby Stephens.

Lord of the Rings: Return of the King.

Great film, some memorable scenes. I like the scene where Gandalf beats up the Steward of Gondor, and all the guards just watch. I also like the scene where Gandalf rides out to protect the Rohan Rider's from the Nazgul's, and is referred to as the white rider.

My favourite part is the final sequence of scene's, it's both dramatically upsetting and happy.

Die Hard

The Jim Jefferies* HBO comedy special - I forget the name. Got it on Netflix. Offensive, misogynistic, and utterly hysterical. I saw him live recently and had to scour up anything else I could find.

*It's actually Jeffries, but apparently he's credited with an extra e in the US because of a SAG actor with the same name... or something like that.

Purely for giggles, Tropic Thunder.

Tangled!

Nothing But The Truth with Kate Beckinsale. I did not see the end coming. I bawled like a little baby. Really good movie.