What's the last movie you watched?
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Barbara L
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"Black Dog" (Patrick Swayze and Randy Travis) on Hulu. They worked well together, and there was a lot of action. 
Barbara
Barbara
Chile Chef
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I love that movie, I like meat loaf in the movie, he was good in it."Black Dog" (Patrick Swayze and Randy Travis) on Hulu. They worked well together, and there was a lot of action.
Barbara L
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Yes, I meant to mention that he was in it as well. He was good in it, but his character was definitely not good! LOL
Barbara
Chile Chef
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I know what you mean, I also liked Tiny "the pitbull"Yes, I meant to mention that he was in it as well. He was good in it, but his character was definitely not good! LOL
Barbara L
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Dixie_Amazon
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I thought so, it has cult classic written all over it. There are gory bits and the lanugage is ruff, but I have never seen such a funny horror movie.
Here's a link to Zombieland at the IMDBThe tailer and a clip are there.
radhuni
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Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of Crystal skull
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the tommyknockers
JoZee
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We watched One Eyed Jacks. It stared Karl Malden and Marlon Brando. Brando also directed this movie, in fact it was his first and last time directing a movie. He was such an amazing actor and human being.
Chile Chef
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Transforms Revenge of the fallen.
It's actually better then the first one.
It's actually better then the first one.
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left behind with kirk cameron
i will watch left behind 2 later
i will watch left behind 2 later
pot clanger
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"The Shift" with Wayne Dyer - but actually went to see a movie IN A THEATER on Sunday with my nephew - "Where The Wild Things Are." Dyer has a great message, and Wild Things was charming - subtle and powerful at the same time
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roadfix
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Five Fingers
Monty Python and the Holy Grail...makes me want to buy coconuts!
radhuni
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Stardust
Two movies - Transformers 2 and Shoot 'Em Up. Enjoyed both!
GB
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I loved Shoot Em Up Princess. It was a stupid brainless movie, but I thought it was highly entertaining with some good one liners and lots of gun fights.
DH hated it, but I just watched it like it was a cartoon. I laughed all the way through it. The gun fights were the most fun and the ending of the parachuting scene had me in stitches with all the bodies laying around.
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