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What's the last movie you watched?
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I have these both queued up on the DVR, though we watched Sucker Punch on BD when it hit the Redbox.
bakechef
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PrincessFiona60 said:
Absolutely loved that movie, becoming a big Colin Firth fan.
Addie
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roadfix
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I just watched Sayonara Itsuka on Netflix streaming. A new Japanese film filmed in Thailand, beautifully photographed, love story.
Barbara L
Traveling Welcome Wagon
Last night we watched "Contagion." We both really liked it.
The night before, we watched "Hereafter." We're going to have to try that one again because I must have missed something. James slept through most of it so he obviously missed a lot. I was awake and I watched it, but I was tired so I must have missed something because I totally did not get the end at all. We will try it again soon to see if it made any sense because it sure didn't that night.
The night before, we watched "Hereafter." We're going to have to try that one again because I must have missed something. James slept through most of it so he obviously missed a lot. I was awake and I watched it, but I was tired so I must have missed something because I totally did not get the end at all. We will try it again soon to see if it made any sense because it sure didn't that night.
Claire
Master Chef
You're all going to laugh. The last movie I saw in a theater? Dirty Old Men. Seriously. I gave up "going to the movies" pretty much the last time I went to one in Hawaii, and the popcorn was stale and in huge bags brought in from the mainland. What's the point of going to a theater if not popcorn? So now it's Netflix, and hubby pretty much gets what he wants. Can't remember what the last one that I thought was good.
We watched The Kings Speech last night, it wasn't as slow as I thought it might be.
We also watched Love and Other Drugs. Not bad, Kathleen said "I hate this movie" about halfway through, then changed her mind near the end.
We also watched Love and Other Drugs. Not bad, Kathleen said "I hate this movie" about halfway through, then changed her mind near the end.
tinlizzie
Head Chef
I, too, liked The King's Speech - and think Geoffrey Rush is underrated. He's always good.
Last night watched Shutter Island w/Leonardo Di Caprio. Kept thinking it was just OK, nothing special, until toward the end. One of those creepers that leaves you thinking it really was worth making. I should have known Scorsese would come through.
Before that, it was Last Orders with Michael Caine, but also with Bob Hoskins who IMHO stole the show -- another underrated actor. Touching story all in all that unfolded beautifully.
Last night watched Shutter Island w/Leonardo Di Caprio. Kept thinking it was just OK, nothing special, until toward the end. One of those creepers that leaves you thinking it really was worth making. I should have known Scorsese would come through.
Before that, it was Last Orders with Michael Caine, but also with Bob Hoskins who IMHO stole the show -- another underrated actor. Touching story all in all that unfolded beautifully.
tinlizzie said:
I loved Shutter Island although the ending was a bit of a disappointment for me. Still a great move though.
Another good Di Caprio movie is Blood Diamond. His acting in that is world class in my opinion.
Watched Revolver on Netflix this afternoon. What a load of rubbish I don't have a clue what it was about and got so bored I ended up browsing the net on my phone 3/4 of the way through. So boring.
Kayelle
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I love to go to the movies, especially at this time of year before the Globe and Oscar awards. My friends and I saw "The Artist" yesterday and I loved every minute of it.
Who would have ever thought that a silent movie made in 2011 would have the world buzzing about awards? Here's an interesting trailer...
The Artist trailers and video clips on Yahoo! Movies
Who would have ever thought that a silent movie made in 2011 would have the world buzzing about awards? Here's an interesting trailer...
The Artist trailers and video clips on Yahoo! Movies
Barbara L
Traveling Welcome Wagon
I definitely agree with what you said about his acting in "Blood Diamond."
Tonight we watched "Hit List" with Cuba Gooding Jr. and Cole Hauser. I didn't like the language, but the movie was pretty good.
JoAnn L.
Master Chef
My grandson and I just got done watching Pixar~Short Films: Vol. 1. Very inventive.
We watched Flawless earlier today.
tinlizzie
Head Chef
God's Country - a 1985 documentary by French film-maker Louis Malle. Here's what the Netflix envelope says: "Over the course of 6 years...Malle chronicles the shocking economic decline of a small Midwestern farming community in the cradle of America's heartland. After capturing the daily lives of Glencoe, Minn., residents on film in 1979, Malle returned in 1985 at the start of Ronald Reagan's second presidential term to find the town drowning in foreclosures and financial crises." Just fascinating to watch; I wonder about today's Glencoe.
JoAnn L.
Master Chef
Grandson was off of school today because of all of the snow, so we had a movie marathon. First we watched E.T. (1982) then Mr. Bean's Vacation, The Goonies and Beauty and The Beast ( I had never seen that one).
Rocklobster
Master Chef
Why was the ending a disappointment for you? It's nice to see an American made movie that isn't tied up in a nice feely bow.
Addie
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