What's the last movie you watched?

[GrillingFool]

If you see "Day Watch" at the store... DO NOT RENT IT.
A Russian movie with an interesting premise.
Pity the first 40 minutes make absolutely no sense.
Don't know about the rest, I couldn't stand it any more.

 

[DramaQueen]

If you see "Day Watch" at the store... DO NOT RENT IT.
A Russian movie with an interesting premise.
Pity the first 40 minutes make absolutely no sense.
Don't know about the rest, I couldn't stand it any more.

I have a friend who saw "Babel" when it came out in theaters. She hated it and said the movie made absolutely no sense to her because it kept going back and forth with flashbacks and she couldn't understand what was going on. I loved the movie and I had no trouble understanding it. So you really can't decide for someone else whether they should see a movie or not.

 

[phinz]

We saw AVPR this afternoon and Rush Hour 3 tonight. Eastern Promises is later tonight once we drop the other three movies off and get some Thai food.

 

[GB]

We saw Mr. Brooks and we also saw The Simpsons. Mr. Brooks was much better than I expected. The Simpsons was much worse than I expected.

 

[Bilby]

I bought mum a Monty Python cast-version of Wind In The Willows for her birthday, just to use up some extra money - it was only ten bucks. Well we watched it yesterday when we got back from the Casino Hotel for lunch. I say "watched" it rather loosely as I kept on falling asleep in it. Oh my but it was dull!!!! I suggested that my mum off-load it to someone as soon as!!! Great cast but that's the best thing about it. Well I guess it wasn't overly long either which has to be a plus on its side!!! LOL

 

[redkitty]

GB, we were disappointed with The Simpsons too but even more disappointed with Benders Big Score. Both movies could have been so much more.

We watched I Am Legend last night, it was excellent. Also watched Mr. Woodcock, which was only mildly entertaining.

 

[giang]

This was a true story so it had to end that way. That's how the real story ended.

It makes sense then

 

[GB]

but even more disappointed with Benders Big Score

Bummer!!! I have that on my computer, but haven't watched it yet. I was waiting for when I needed a good laugh. At least now I know not to expect much.

 

[Chopstix]

Michael Clayton - Outstanding movie of substance.

Lions for Lambs - A movie so badly-made it defeated its message, despite its starpower. I don't recommend it, much as I love Redford.

No Reservations - Story was so-so. The food and kitchen visuals were great. Loved the music selection. Bought the CD soundtrack immediately. I play it now while I work in the kitchen, swinging to 'Sway' and 'Mambo Gelato' while I whip cream!

Ratatouille - I was so prepared to love this movie but was sorely disappointed. I don't mind one cute rat directing the cooking from under a toque but the sight of a rodent kitchen crew, however hardworking, was just too freaky.

 

[jpmcgrew]

Ok,Ok dont laugh but I absolutely love Conan the Barbarian its on right now ,I even like the sound track. So go ahead give me hard time I dont care.

 

[Bilby]

My mum really used to like that movie too! And yes, I did give her a hard time about it as well!! <Grunt>, <Grunt>, <Display muscles>, <Grunt>

 

[Bilby]

Ferris Bueller's Day Off... Anyone? Anyone??

 

[pacanis]

I loved Conan! So much that when I got a Rottie back in 83-84, I named him Conan.
Although when I see it in the TV schedule now, I pass it by..... most of the time
I never got into Ferris Bueller's Day off. Aside from Biloxi Blues I'm not a big Matthew Broderick fan.

I saw Knocked Up the other night. It had its funny moments, was totally unbelievable and kept me entertained through the whole thing . Much along the same lines of Old School.

 

[expatgirl]

Just got in the The Tudors season one series from Amazon this afternoon and have really enjoyed watching the first 5 episodes with 5 more to go. Jonathan Rhys Meyers as King Henry VIII is very good as well as the supporting actors and the costumes and scenery are gorgeous. Not for young viewers, however, as there are quite a few love scenes as you might expect from a man who had 6 wives and several mistresses. But they really also focus on the political and religious machinations occuring at that time as well. I can't wait for season 2 which starts in March but I'll be overseas and hopefully will be able to download it from iTunes. Sorry to chinwag here.

 

[redkitty]

Ferris Bueller's Day Off... Anyone? Anyone??

FBDO is an absolute classic! A much loved comfort movie of mine and many of my friends. My favorite scene is when he is singing on the float. Love love love this movie!!!!!!!!!

Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in awhile, you could miss it ~ Ferris Buehler

 

[Fisher's Mom]

I watched "The Iron Giant" with my little guy last night. We've watched it many, many times but I still love it.

 

[Bilby]

FBDO is an absolute classic! A much loved comfort movie of mine and many of my friends. My favorite scene is when he is singing on the float. Love love love this movie!!!!!!!!!

Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in awhile, you could miss it ~ Ferris Buehler

Love that scene too!!

You know, I unwittingly started mimicing the economics teacher when I call my cats. My mum noticed it one day when I was standing at the front door just going "Anyone want to come in? Anyone? Anyone??" It is now such a habit, that I associate my cats with this movie!!! LOL

 

[DramaQueen]

FBDO is an absolute classic! A much loved comfort movie of mine and many of my friends. My favorite scene is when he is singing on the float. Love love love this movie!!!!!!!!!

Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in awhile, you could miss it ~ Ferris Buehler

Funny you should say that. Whenever that movie is on I DVR it and fast forward to that one scene. I love the music and I think that scene is the most "feel good" scene in any movie I've ever watched.

 

[corazon]

We watched Eastern Promises last night. Interesting movie. I like Viggo Mortensen.

 

[redkitty]

London to Brighton, good but depressing.