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I see a distinct lack of movie threads, you guys.  :p I love movies and watch way too many of them (it's what happens when you have no life, after all) so I figured I'd start this.

What's the last movie you watched? And what'd you think of it? You don't have to write a full movie review (unless you want to, of course!) just whether it was awesome, okay, or terrible!


Last movie I watched: Bedtime Stories. It was all right, sort of cute and I had a few chuckles. :)

Try Clive Owen in "Shootem Up" take of on the transporter movies...

Watched 'The Haunting in Connecticut (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0492044/)' last weekend. It wasn't altogether that bad, for a PG-13 movie. Hah.

I just put an old classic on for back round noise Scarface.
"say hello to my little friend"

Love Hot Fuzz, Jumper, and Scarface, can't wait to see Haunting in Connecticut, but totally gave up on Shoot 'Em Up with the insane gun shoot out/birth scene. Couldn't do it. Too ridiculous.  :p

Just watched: Last Holiday and Yes Man, they were both okay.

Just saw Twlight...cute movie. Is edward Cute?

*Runs screaming at the mention of Twilight*

Saw it again at the $1. theaters, Underworld: Rise of the Lycans. Love the trilogy, looks like there may a another.

To bad it was market so badly, watch Live Free or Die Harder again cool movie

Watching Diary of the Dead (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0848557/) at the moment. I do so love a good zombie movie, even if I've seen every single one out there. Hah.

You've seen Dead and Breakfast, right? Epic lulz.

Haha. Yup! Lulzy movie indeed. Dance of the Dead was also quite lulz-worthy, even if they took the slapstick too far. :P

Hot Fuzz is hilarious. If you like that, you should watch Shaun of the Dead - has the same guy in that's in Hot Fuzz

not really watching too many films lately, more into TV - Numbers, CSI etc etc and I'm also wading through the complete series of Northern Exposure but I did watch Gladiator for the gazillionth time the other night, I love that film!

Getting ready to watch Zombi 2 with the paramour. Best zombie flick ever. Zombie vs. shark FTW, yo. :D

...and Shaun of the Dead: love it! 

Shaun of the Dead is one of the best movies ever. EVER.

Just watched Role Models. Eh, it was all right, I suppose. I'm getting kind of sick of stupid comedies, though.

3:10 to Yuma great western eith Christian Bale and Russell Crowe

I loved that movie. I love Christian Bale.  2heart

Catch Rescue Dawn its a true story...he plays a pow tha escapes and is found and returns home...

I own it.  ;) My Mom paid 30 dollars for it when it came out. That movie was not cheap.  :-\

hust turned on Deceotion with Hugh Jackman and Ewan McGregor

Oooh, despite my love of Ewan McGregor, the only person in my family who liked that movie was my Mom. lol. And I have no idea why she was even watching it.

I should see how the Star Wars DVD plan in the Blue ray player I have....

I love Ewan McGregor; he gets naked a lot in his movies. 1tehe

...watching Pulse 2 at the moment. Or, will be...it just started. Hah.

He sure does. (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0903/Matchbox20Yay/drool.gif)

(Why, yes, I did have to go save the drool smiley from Garden of Shadows just for that.)

I still think that you would like Sex and Death 101 that is you can stand Winona Ryder...

Pay it Forward... Watched it last night cause I never saw it before and thought it was a lighthearted feel good movie that'd cheer me up.  Can you say cried my eyes out!!?? 2wait 4cry

Still I have to say I loved it.  4thumb & yeah I  know I'm late when it comes to movies... 1wink

oh RLLY??

which are these movies with a nekkid Ewan McGregor?? I must see them!! I saw the one where he was a clone and escaped - is that The Island?? - but I don't recall him getting nekkid in that

Wow it just occured to me...I don't think Hamlet's ever been performed eau natural.  Well it's your fault ya mentioned Ewan McGregor in the buff 1titter.

"The Other Boleyn Girl" -  And might I say I've never seen King Henry (in a dress and tights--sue me I don't know the proper name for the garb) looking so incredibly sexy in that getup before.   

A list for Ali: Trainspotting, Velvet Goldmine, Young Adam, The Pillow Book (I think, it was so awful I kinda just ... blanked out).

That's all I can think of right now. I've seen so many Ewan McGregor movies they kinda just blend together ...  :p And yes, the one you described was The Island.

hmmm ... never really fancied Trainspotting but I might check out the others!

has any seen Nicholas Cage's new movie Knowing?? Is it any good - other than the fact that it's got him in it *drools*

Did you see him in "Valley Girl"? It's still one of my favorite teen movies of the 80's.

"Drowning Mona"..again.

You dare speak ill of Trainspotting? You heathen! You blasphemous, ill-mannered heathen!

...and Nicholas Cage? Meh. I'll pass.

Trainspotting is win. But at least watch Velvet Goldmine, Ali. Ewan McGregor, Christian Bale, and Jonathan Rhys Meyers. Why wouldn't you?

I'm not fond of Nicholas Cage, either. He seems to have one facial expression.

Christian Bale as well?? ... definitely going to check that one out then!

The original "The Last House on the Left". Wow, was it freakin' awful!!

I just hope the remake is better. Course, if the new one sucks, it still wouldn't be as bad as the 70's version.

Last movie I saw was Twilight.Awesomeness. ;D

Baby Mama its cute...GingerGal08 ever seen the movie the hunger....

i watched titanic about a month ago on my ps3. :cool:

I started out watching There Will Be Blood, realized pretty soon I'd rather watch paint dry, then put on Cassandra's Dream and kind of half napped as I watched it.

You can imagine how much I loved both of them.  :rolleyes:

Milk starring Sean Penn was the last new movie I saw. I normally don't like Sean Penn, but wow, he was fantasic as Harvey Milk. The whole freaking cast terrific.

You know, I take back my last reply. I had forgotten I had recently seen "Milk". What a great movie, I agree.

Although, I have always been a fan of Sean Penn as a writer, director and actor.

Helloby 2:The Golden Army...

and all 6 Star Wars movies...

and Hellboy...

 3thumb

Last movie I watched was Seven Pounds. It was all right. They seriously could've made it easier to understand in the beginning, though.  :-\

I just watched "Seven Pounds" as well - two days ago, along with "Twilight" and "Fireproof". It was good. Will Smith and Rosario Dawson did a great job as always, but I agree - I was lost for at least awhile after it started. Although, a lot of that was done on purpose. I do like movies where you don't know what's going on until the end.

As for "Twilight", I was not going to watch it at first because I thought "this is going to be a movie geared toward teen-age girls who are going to be watching this thing while drooling, squealing and being really annoying in theatre. Who wants to watch that?"

But then, I gave it a second thought and rented it. I am always up for watching a movie with a different take on Vampires - they have always been my favorite supernatural beings. However, I do not like ALL vampire movies. But this one was not bad. It actually shows all the vampire's abilities and scratches all of Hollywood's version of vampire's flaws (can't enter sunlight, sleeps during the day etc). It also kind of replicated the romance and passion that vampires possess from one of my favorite versions - Bram Stoker's Dracula. I found this movie to be chilling, exciting, and very entertaining to watch - teeny bopper movie or not.

I'm never have been thrilled by Kristen Stuart's performances. I actually find her very plain. But I guess she was all right. I was actually quite surprised to see that Peter Facinelli was in it. And he didn't play an annoying jock in it, which also was a surprise. And finally, Pattinson did play a dark moody vampire very well. He's come a long way since Hogwarts.

In fact, I am almost embarrassed to admit, I hope they finish the series (I guess there's four total, right?). Course, I would stick to renting them all (I can deal without the fan-club ;)).

Vampire fans - rent it, you might enjoy it.

Whoa, guys. Sorry for the review, lol. I know this post didn't ask for them.

Don't worry, kinnika.  ;)

I just watched National Treasure, after refusing to watch it since it came out, but I kind of liked it.  :-[

I like national treasure but I am a history buff..

See, I'm not big on history, or Nicholas Cage, so I didn't watch it for years. But we own it, and I was going through my Dad's movies for stuff to watch since I got jipped out of the library today. I liked it, and I'll probably watch the second one tomorrow.

I never seen National Treasure but maybe one day I wll

Nicholas cage is a bit easy on the eyes.

But the last flick for me was White Noise. I watched it with my mother and I have to say it was scary>>>>>>

Just watched Zack & Miri Make a Porno last night.  Once you get past the fact that somebody as hot as Elizabeth Banks would never hook up with somebody as funny looking as Seth Rogen, it was pretty funny.  Another example of what a talent Kevin Smith is (he directed).  Recently saw the original M*A*S*H.  It was pretty funny in spots, but not the "cinematic masterpiece" some of my friends seem to think it is.

Definitely, Maybe

LOL I watched that last night ^

The last movie I watched was Halloween 5 The Return of Michael Myers.

We ougth to get all the vampire fans together and put on the Hammer vampire films fest  1beer

The last movie I watched was The Da Vinci Code. Good stuff. I conquer the book next.

"One Missed Call"  (Japanese Version)

Ghost Town and Sydney White. They were both meh.

"Back to the Future". im gonna finish it tonight since school's cancelled for tomorrow as well (thanks, heavy floods!)

Live Free or Die Harder...

Day the Earth Stood Still - 2009
Day the Earth Stood Still - 1951

Nothing alike but both good in their way, if you like SF.

I loved that the rental I got of The Day the Earth Stood Still had both versions, unfortunately I'd gotten it from the place that lets you keep it for one day only and I didn't have time to watch the 1951 version.  :-\

I watched Get Smart today, I was surprised how much it made me laugh. I must've been really bored. lol.

Yes Man

The little one and I just watched Nightwatch (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0119791/). (Not to be confused with the Russian movie Night Watch, which ... is weird, to say the least.) It was actually pretty good considering the crap I usually sit through just for the sake of staring at Ewan McGregor. I just found out on IMDb the screenplay was co-written by Steven Soderbergh. I must not have been paying attention to the credits or I would've known to love it. (I love that man.)

I watched Premonition the other night. I really like Sandra Bullock, but that has to be one of the strangest films I've ever seen her in.

Finally got round to watching I am Legend. Definitely enjoyed that one

I'd like to go and see Wolverine and the new Star Trek film when they get to the cinema here

I keep wanting to rewatch that ... I loved it so much even though it made me cry so many times. LOL. Yes, I'm odd.

I just watched Incendiary, it was so bad. It started out making at least a little bit of sense even though it was way too overly dramatic, but it just went down the drain REAL fast. I want my two hours back. Seriously. No amount of Ewan McGregor nudity could make that worth watching. Those two hours where I wouldn't have been doing anything otherwise, I STILL want them back.

Watching Valmont now 1dunno who knew it existed? .  Must have been poor timing to make this at the same time as Dangerous Liasons.   A different approach, the acting is good but oh the fire that Liasons had is missing.

Tropic Thunder. Which I didn't find too great.  :-\ Not my day for movies.

Feast...Actually, Tiffany I did enjoy it...but I missed the ending  :p So I will watch it again....

I LOVE FEAST. Not Feast 2, but the first one. Oh man I laughed myself silly ... but I'm really, really twisted.

The Invisible

They used two of my favourite Snow Patrol songs in that movie and it was terrible. I don't forgive films for using good songs. Or TV shows.

Right now I'm watching some of Star Wars Episode I.

"I shocked" theres Star Wars Movie On with at my master house

I haven't fully watched a Star Wars movie in three weeks!  :eek:

Last movies I watched: The Brave One, and The Uninvited. I wasn't really fond of either of them.

The last movie I watched that's brand-new: X-Men Origins: Wolverine

Which got me interested in watching the other X-Men movies.

And I gotta say...that THIS
(http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y205/pickles260/hugh-jackman-nowhere-man-2.jpg)
is one hot man!

And the fact that he's Australian just......................................it makes me shiver every time he talks with that sexy Aussie accent!!!!!!!!!

Star Trek!! And man was it fantastic.  ;D

^^ Man I can't wait to see it


The last movie I seen was A haunting in CT. ( it was alright)

Brassed Off. I have now seen every Ewan McGregor movie and tv episode that has been released. *Waits for Angels & Demons...* (Ahem ... don't look at me like that. Some of us need obsessions.  ;))

Shutter. 

Oh I have mine too Naria, they just lean more toward mythical creatures ;)

wu-whut? can't stop staring at Hugh Jackman up there! *drools*

watched April Fools Day yesterday, haven't watched it in years

We watched Nightmare on Elm Street the other night, and it was hubby's first time ever watching it. I think he laughed all the way through it and his closing comment was "what a load of shite" lol that was my reaction first (and only) time I saw The Exorcist

The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor

It was hard for me to watch. I kept getting interrupted so I'm going to have to watch it again this week some time.

Last night we watched 4 movies. All of them I seen before. Blades of glory, Cloverfield, Bad boys, and last movie I've seen Twister. 

Star Trek.

One word: Amazing.

>.>

Hotel for Dogs

Coraline

The dual movies I bought recently and watched: the original That Darn Cat with Hayley Mills as Patti Randall and the remake of That Darn Cat with Christina Ricci as Patti Randall.

The remake sucked so bad. I wasn't impressed.

Clovenfield sucked so bad we sold the DVD to a pawn shop. I wasn't impressed. The constant camera moving actually made me experience motion sickness, which is what I normally don't experience.

Superhero Movie - Frickin hilarious!

When a Stranger Calls (the new version) - Pretty creepy.  The part where the phone rings and Jill answers, thinking it's another harassing call, and it ends up being a police officer who says, "Jill, we traced the call.  It's coming from inside the house!" That part sent a shiver down my spine.

I Am Legend

LOVE LOVE LOVE THAT MOVIE!

I cried when he had to kill his dog.

^I cried too! I owned a beautiful sheppard like "Sam", mine, Apollo. He passed several years ago...

Sorry, no new movie to add...

National Treasure: Book of Secrets

How to Lose Friends & Alienate People: Blllaaagghh ... boring!

And Taken: which was good. I like Liam Neeson and I like Maggie Grace, didn't know she was even in it.

Get smart.

i just saw Death race and twilight

i love twilight

 death race was awesome never saw the ending comming

Red Eyr, or at least listen to the frst few minutes while I was doing some cleaning.

You didn't like Cloverfield, Chaavik? I actually loved that movie. Heathen!

...and I just finished watching The Devil's Tomb. Odd movie. It had Cuba Gooding Jr. in it, so I figured it had to be halfway decent. I was quite wrong.

Revenge of the Nerds

*I'm studying for my masters in Nerdology*

Journey To The Center Of The Earth...after a half hour of not paying attention, I changed the channel...

Angels & Demons. I  :'( for Dan Brown.

The Dark Knight

Why so serious? Let's put a smile on your face!

I just watched this British movie called Nanny McPhee last night. It's supposed to be kind of like Mary Poppins but a lot cooler. I loved it.

I liked Nanny McPhee, too.  :D

Last movie watched: Star Wars Episode III Revenge of the Sith.  1sw2 lol

Mary Poppins is the S**t!

Homo Erectus, funny little movie about cavemen.

Disney's version of Tarzan. What can I say, I have a kid!

Gah!! Disney! Argh! Kid! *runs away in abject terror*

...and I was watching Return to the House on Haunted Hill last night. Needed MOAR gore, even with this being the unrated version. Hah.

(And the paramour wants to watch 'Troy' tonight, so I snagged a copy via Amazon. What? Don't look so shocked. I do occasionally pay for things I download. :P)

Party Monster.

Bad Boys

The Brave One w/Jodie Foster.  I kept getting the feeling I had seen something a lot like it before.

Troy, Directors Cut.

...Brad Pitt and Diane Kruger's bare arses was totally worth sitting through that for three hours.

Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium

Australia - or at least the first 10 minutes of it.

Jeff and I thought "Hugh Jackman's in it so it must be good!" WRONG!

We were so confused 10 minutes into it that our brains hurt and we had to shut it off.

Also, Untraceable.  Pretty good movie!

See, that's why I find it so difficult to have a conversation with you Jenna.  Everything always gets so intellectual and esoteric with you. :D

Underworld: Rise of the Lycans. I didn't like it as much as I liked the others.  :-\

I liked Troy simply because of how it managed to combine ass-kicking masculinity and a decent love story into one movie.

Things the movie got right:
-*shouts* ACHILLES!
-Achilles dragging Hector's body behind the chariot was pulled off well.
-The Trojan Horse was pulled off well.
-And of course, who could forget that Greek guy, who may or may not have been named, getting impaled in the face with that spear upon the Greeks' landing at Troy?

What the movie needed IMO, besides more cowbell, was the gods meddling more in the war itself. The way it was presented seemed like a historical perspective on the Iliad. I liked the results, but, personally, I would have liked more of the mythology presented. I can now imagine Diomedes joyfully wounding Ares and Aphrodite...

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What the movie needed IMO, besides more cowbell,
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Classic ;)


Total Recall. One of the movies I can watch over and over again.

Underworld and Laurel Canyon. Seen both before. Good stuff.

once again Training Day. Man my BF loves this movie.

The Lookout - stars Joseph Gordon-Leavit (of 3rd Rock from the Sun), Jeff Daniels, Isla Fisher, etc.  An interesting flick, but it was missing something I just can't put my finger on.

Kung Foo Panda

Paul Blart: Mall Cop and bits and pieces of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace in between cat naps.

Star Trek  1rock

Blade Runner. *Screams and runs at the thought of it.*

currently in the middle of the univited


potty breaks were needed

Sixteen Candles

it was actually better than i thought it would be! ;)

Arthur and the Invisibles. It was cute. I like kids movies.  :D

Big Fish with Ewan McGregor

OMG. My love for Big Fish cannot be put into words. I should watch it on the weekend when I run out of movies. It makes me cry something fierce, though. The first time I watched it I had to pause it for 10 minutes to get ahold of myself.

Hair...love it  ;D

Star Wars The Clone Wars, My Bloody Valentine (the new remake, it was bad), and Bolt (Cute!!)

Resident Evil: Extinction.  I LOVE the Resident Evil trilogy!

I liked the First one, the Second one was ok, and the Third one was horrid.

Frag Me To Hell. It was awesome!

I know what you mean. I love that movie. It makes me think of my dad, who loved to tell stories about his life, real or not. :) Must watch it today.

Just saw the Disney/Pixar movie, UP - saw it last night.  It was cute and hilarious, and had some sad parts in it.

I laughed. I cried.  It was so good.  I love Doug the Dog.

"Hi there! My name is Doug. My master made me this collar so that I may talk--SQUIRREL!
...
...
Hi there!"

-Doug, the talking Golden Retriever
(http://img30.imageshack.us/img30/7105/upofficialtrailerhd0001.jpg)

My Dad isn't like that, I can't imagine the tears it would make me shed if I related to it. I haven't watched it yet, I'm meaning to get to it, though.

Last movie: Underworld Evolution for the second time.

Walle, I love pixar movie sad to say there bertter wrten then modt live movies these days..

I saw this movie a little while ago called Blackbeard. It was in the $5 movies at Walmart, and it is the biggest copy off of POTC, it's ridiculous. Everyone has the fakest accents, and seriously this movie is so unrelentingly stupid, it's funny.

Night At The Museum

^ That's a fun Movie.

The new Star Trek, Kirk at is old Kicka** best.

Sleepy Hollow

School of Rock.  :rolleyes: Jack Black is not funny.

I third that opinion.

Last movie I saw: Rat Race

I flippin' love that movie.  It helped me and Mom a lot in the months after my dad died.

Wind Chill


(he's funny in Shark tales ;D )

Strangers On A Train ~ Alfred Hitchcock

I'm glad I'm not the only one annoyed by Jack Black.

Last movie: Hoodwinked. It was cute and funny. :)

Last movie: Fan Boys

Not a lot of plot but lots of laughs.

Tropic Thunder- God that was so funny! I loved Robert Downey Jr as Lazarus. My husband and I could not stop laughing when he was doing the preview for the gay monk movie (Satan's Alley) with Spiderman. The whole thing was pretty damn funny.

Tokyo Zombie- This is supposed to be kind of a Japanese "Shaun of the Dead" so I had to check it out. It was completely weird, but amusing.

Nothing can be as amazing as Shaun of the Dead.

The last movie I watched was Doogal. I shut it off half way through because it was really, really too kiddish.

P.S. I Love You

Catch me if you can

Wall-E

Wall-E was such a sweet movie.  I love that little guy. Since Naria mentioned Shaun of the Dead again, I am going to watch it for the 800th time. (My favorite movie EVER)

Monsoon Wedding

Southland Tales - Definitely has my vote for the weirdest most borderline nonsensical movie I have seen in the last 10 or so years!  If somebody asked me "What would a bad reaction to Demerol be like if you put a soundtrack to it?" I would just tell them to go watch this movie.  Holy Crap it was absurd.

Still Drag Me To hell. I either need to start watching more of my movies or pretend to.

Con Air - it's playing as I type

DAMN I love that film!

Acacia...Korean horror/terror film.

DARK KNIGHT

Oo was it any good? Asian movie are my favorite.

YES!!!! Read my posts in All Time Favorite Movies...those foreign films are some of my all time favorites!!!

The last movie I saw was Up...As far as Disney movies it was okay.
Don't get me started on the little girl who was crying because she couldn't find the dog Dug.
That is why I rarely go to the movies.
Especially since I'm an adult who can't stand when someone is making noise.

Angels and Demons. Saw it together with my boyfriend :)
I've read the book - but that's ages ago. The movie was pretty much as I had pictured it, so I liked it.

Hopefully I'll get more out now when the holiday starts. Want to se "UP", "night at the museum 2", Harry Potter 6, ice age 3... and generally all the other movies I've not seen (and the upcoming ones).

Very good. But it was Korean, not Japanese.

The Postman Always Rings Twice..original.

Lonesome Dove

Double Indemnity

Memoirs of a Geisha - That is a really beautiful movie.  It reminds me of a Japanese version of Cinderella.  Everytime I see it, I am blown away by the beauty of this film.

That's one of my favourite movies ever.  :D The book is even more beautiful, if you can imagine it. My mousepad is actually a Memoirs of a Geisha one.  :p

I read the book, and I fell in love with it.  I checked it out of the library and started it, and I would get lost in it.  Seriously, I'd go to bed at 10 to do a bit of reading, and by the time I put the book down for the night it was 3 in the morning.

Marvin's Room

Moulin Rouge. Or, half of it. I shut it off, realizing it totally was not the day to be watching such a sad movie.

"night at the museum 2" - I laughed through almlost the entire movie. It might not have been just as funny as the first one, becuase of a bit too many lame slapstick jokes and such - but I was in the right mood, so I laughed anyway  ;D

Haven't watched it yet, but have Disc 2 of my WWE movie here to watch sometime 1chair

Don't take this wrong but you look like a WWE Fan  1rock ;)

Saw the Dark knight last night. It was really good. But stupid batman voice.

I don't take offense to that, I'm addicted to WWE. Watch it every night its on plus the PPV's.


Going to watch my WWE Disc 2 movie later.

The Uninvited

Haha, Batman had a serious case of throat cancer.

I saw Storm of the Century for the first time yesterday.

The Birdcage

Punisher: War Zone and WWE's Jeff Hardy Disc 2 were the last two movies I saw, waiting for the next ones to come out sometime soon from netflix.

The proposal. Man what a funny movie. Yes it's the same she hates him, he hates her, everything works out in the end kind of movie. But it was still funny as hell. Sandra looks good and well Ryan is just plain hot and naked. Betty white steals the show. Great movie....ok where is my money?

hmmm, maybe i will see that one
the neverending story (my favorite ever)

Great movie

A Tale of Two Sisters

the dark crystal (2nd fave!!)

love them movies!!

Airplane..again.  ;D

Night at the Museum

Star Wars Episode IV A New Hope

I LOVE that movie! Haha, the guy that can't walk in shoes!

The last movie I watched was Shrek the 3rd, but I had already seen that previously. The last movie I saw for the first time was Transylvanian Twist.

Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen

American Gangster.  Not exactly family hour fare, but an enjoyable movie if you're in the mood for that sort of thing.

Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho

John Tucker Must Die. It was all right, I guess.

North By Northwest

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.

I'm still crying. lol.

Rear Window

Night Skies.

Grey Gardens (the original documentary.) Saw the HBO treatment a few weeks ago and realized I'd never seen the original. Just fantastic. If the Edies were around now they'd have a long-running 'reality' tv show, they were such interesting characters.

I'd like to build that house (the renovated version, although the famously run-down one would be quite interesting. I think it would crash my game, though - too much garbage, raccoons, food, overgrown wildlife, etc.)

harold and kumar escape from guantanamo bay

Pretty funny movie. They killed doogie howser though.

I didn't like Escape from Guatanamo Bay nearly as much as the first Harold and Kumar ... :(

Last movie: Transformers.

Just watched Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist.  Kind of an odd movie, but sweet too.  Thank you, Netflix!

Star Trek! (yes, a trekkie here!) :D
Mari

Speed Racer - Video game meets The Matrix meets kid movie plus some swearing.  Weird, but hey, it ate up 2 hrs and 15 min that I would have otherwise spent channel surfing, watching lame crap and swearing at my non-functional on-screen programming guide.

Bicentennial Man.  5cry

I  just finished watching "The Eye" for the first time. That is a really good movie. I love Jessica Alba. ;D

Balls OF Fury   ;D

Sydney White.

If you liked the new one, try the original Cantonese one. It was incredible.

Last one I saw was Disaster Movie. It was okay, not as funny as Superhero Movie. Gotta love Ike Barinholtz playing like 7 characters though.

Oh I know, I love japanese remakes. I loved Juon, it put The Grudge to shame lol. ;D

Yes it was Jamie!

War Of the Roses

Moulin Rouge.

Triple H: King of Kings: There Is Only One: Disc 1 & 2 1rock

Night at the Museum 2

Double Happiness

The Devil Wears Prada and Clueless.

I got to watch the new Charlotte's Web and Cars yesterday. I got them from the library and since I had no work to do in the house, I had a movie night with B.

National Treasure

Yes Man & 12 Rounds

Fanboys

The Big Puffy Chair

... Sounds riveting.

Romancing the Stone.

It wasn't something on PBS for Jaden!! If that's what you mean.  :p  ;D

Blazing Saddles

The Hammer

On The Waterfront

Knowing and Vicky Cristina Barcelona.

Eagle Eye not bad.
 

Chasing Amy.  We seem to be on a run of slightly weird, quirky movies lately.  Not bad though.

Drowning Mona

King Arthur

Just recently saw Monster House. Brandon said it was the most depressing kids' movie he had ever seen.

He didn't see Bridge to Terabithia then, did he?  ;)

I'm not sure what the last movie I saw was. It's been a bit. I think it was Terminator: Salvation when I was visiting my sister.

No he hasn't. We have been meaning to rent it. Just reading the book made me get a bit teary.

Love in the time of Colera

The movie is really sad.

Just watched: The Black Dahlia, and The Unborn.

The most depressing movie in the world to me was the Velveteen Rabbit. Every time I see it, it destroys me for about a week.

I heard the Unborn was good. Was it?

Trasformers: Revenge of the Fallen.. on an IMAX screen.

NOTE: It pissed me off in parts but I will withold on exactly what so not to spoil it for anyone else. :)

Just got back from watching Wolverine at the Reel Theater!  Boy was that a great movie!!!!

last weekend boyfriend took me to see the hangover-it was adult comedy at it's strangest LOL

also got to see night at the museum 2-that one was pretty cool!

just got done watching labrinth and confessions of a shopaholic

Tales of Terror for like the 4th time in 48 hours...

Good stuff!

Most depressing movie ... I wouldn't even know where to start, honestly. I've seen too many. As for The Unborn, I liked it. I just assumed Gary Oldman would be in more of it, and he wasn't...  :'( The lead actress in it was pretty though so she made up for that.  ;)

Last movie: The Island.

Kung Pow: Enter The Fist

The Edge of Love

Push- Most awesome movie ive watched in a long time


except for labrinth i got the song (dance magic dance)stuck in my head for days lol

Wanted even Angelina Jolie Could save this movie YUK  :mad:

Big Fish.  5cry <-- even though I've seen it four times.

Sicko. it was kinda creepy in some parts, but it made me really think about America's healthcare.

Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress

The Haunting in Connecticut. It wasn't as good as I expected it to be.

I watched Wall-E yesterday for the first time. What a cute movie!  :D

Hocus Pocus

Behind the Octagon with Ken Shamrock 1box

Push

House of 1000 Corpses

Two words: Gross and disturbing.

And watching the movie while your stomach is churning from a bad meal at Burger King is NOT  a good idea.

Orphan

Oooh how was it? I really want to see it but I don't want to be disappointed like I was with The Unborn.

The Last House on the Left

Freddie Crouger Nightmare on Elm Street #4 (BEST CHEESY OLD R RATED HORROR MOVIE EEVVVVERRRR!)

I Love You, Man

Last movie I watched in it's entirety? Troy (still)
Last movies I watched at all? Last half of Mulan and a couple minutes of Hannibal.

Smokin' Aces is the last one at the moment but might watch Haunting in Connecticut today.

bicenntenial man love it

ah, what do you expect? it's Rob Zombie material, and anything he makes can and will have some sort of eek or gross factor to it. :P

Fast & Furious

X-Men Origins: Wolverine, which was alright, it sorta prattled on in the first part but I suppose its meant to so you can get Logans back story.

Monsters VS Aliens: Absolutely hilarious. I laughed my way through it.

I want to see Monsters VS Aliens so bad. It looks like it's a laugh fest!

It is! Its so much fun to watch! I actually fell off my chair from laughter. And I have the bruises to prove it.

I recommend Monsters vs Aliens, too  ;D

hmm... last movie... I think it was "G-force".
I love 3D films (I do 3D myself, so it's really fun to see what other people come up with).
A bit too predictable - but it was very funny. Besides - I loved the 3D effects  ;D

Hopefully going to se "UP" on Friday (after my school assignment is handed in).

My friend went and saw G-Force. She reckoned it was cool but a little silly.. if that makes sense.

yeah - a little silly. Heard the story before, a few very predictable scenes, and so on. But it had a lot of fun moments, so I enjoyed it anyway (in other words, I laughed so much I almost fell off my seat). Though I've got very sick humor. I often start laughing before the funny parts happen (I see them coming...), and laugh on places nobody else does... ;D

I have a very dark sense of humor. I tend to laugh when some dies in a funny way, or when a monster creeps up on them. I also have a very sarcastic type of humor. My teachers always tell me off for it.

I also just watched Titanic. I don't know how I watched it when I was younger. It really annoys me.

Confessions of a Shopaholic.  :-\

Just saw "UP", and it was BRILLIANT  ;D

totally worth seeing!

Ooh, yeah I have to go to the theater sometime soon.. xD

Last movie I watched was Zack & Miri Make a Porno lol.

Last Samurai. On DVD.   :cool:

I saw both the original version and the new Fame over the weekend, and I have to say I liked them both.  1rock

there is 3 Movies that I want to finish,but can't finish them

(1)Titanic
(2)Saving Private Ryan:WWII-Europe
(3)Letters from Iwo Jima:WWII-

do not ask me to explain wjy I can not finish them,cause I don't have answer
one Movie I have fished 10-20 times is Band of Brothers

Space Chimps.

The movie store didn't have Monsters VS Aliens.

The Hangover. this is the 4th time i watched it.
still cracks me up everytime

With hilarious quotes like this one :

Alan Garner: Can I ask you another question?
Lisa: Sure.
Alan Garner: You probably get this a lot. This isn't the real Caesar's Palace is it?
Lisa: What do you mean?
Alan Garner: Did, umm... did Caesar live here?
Lisa: No.
Alan Garner: I didn't think so.

I love the Hangover soooo much and I can't wait for it to come out on DVD. I'm so proud of my Bradley Cooper, I've been a fan of his since Alias!

The Boogeyman 3 (why I don't know why I watched cause boogeyman 1 was awful) but it was ok.  Of course, after that movie, my spouse thought it was funny to creep up & scare me silly when I was in the shower.

The Butterfly Effect--Revelations.

Up (which I loved) and Cloudy with a chance of meatballs--which I never wanted to see, but actually wasn't bad.

"The Butterfly Effect" is brilliant :) Though, the second time I saw it, the ending surprised me... I just couldn't remember it like that - probably because I also saw the alternative ending the first time I saw it.

"Up" is brilliant - and, in my opinion, one of the best of Pixar's movies. (Of course, Pixar only makes good films - but there was something special about UP. I even sat there crying in a few of the scenes :))

Halloween Town, my cousin made we watch it since I haven't seen it before. It was really funny to me.
And then this morning I woke up to The Grudge Three. o.o

Freddy Krueger the 4th one.... I thought it was hilarious!

(&& the Butterfly Effect helped inspire Chase, from my story I'm Already There)

"Stay (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6mDmETvbJ0&hl=nn)" - a psychological thriller. Saw it a few hours ago, after school.

There's something I really like about the story, and even though there's little "action", the camera movements and shifts between scenes are done so good that you almost feel like you're going crazy together with the main persons... Everything in the film has a meaning, even though nothing becomes clear until the end.

"Hit and Run" (2009). I'm watching it now out of pure boredom.  Don't ask me why--the premise is kind of loony.


ETA: Ugh... that's 84 minutes I'll never get back :-\

"Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince" DVD copy with full colour! Woo!

Seven Pounds.

Transformers 2 and then Paranormal Activity (which was pretty creepy)

Lord of the Dance.. does that count as a movie?

Death Note, and Death Note 2: The Last Name. 3yay Now watching number 3.

Corpse Bride

The Hannah Montana Movie..

I think I need to scrub my eyes out with bleach.

Nightmare Before Christmas.

Paranormal Activity. I thought the couple stuff was well done. If you're part of a couple you may find yourself saying what the girlfriend said to her partner right along with her.

This movie made me laugh more then once, I think you'll find yourself saying "aww that wasn't scary at all" and then lying awake at night jumping at random sounds 1nails<---- 1tehe
 

Flags of Our Fathers

Slumdog Millionaire

OMG OMG OMG OMG SPEECHLESS
SUCH A WONDERFUL MOVIE

Spirited Away.

My all-time favorite ^.^  It's a phenomenal Japaneese movie, I just love no-face!

That's a great movie in both the English and Japanese versions.
I like the music at the end of the movie. That lady has the voice of a siren.

Yes, I agree 100%

Just watched some movie on Cartoon Network about Halloween it's so cute!

Watching orphan its pretty good.

Scary Godmother, and Scary Godmother 2 :Jimmy's Revenge(or something) on Cartoon Network. xD

Baby Mama

Unacompanied Minors. :D

Thirst ~ A Japanese scary movie.  Loved it :).

Pinks Funhouse Tour

High Anxiety and Silent Movie, borrowed bout from my dad's Mel Brooks box set

El Orfanato.  1goodjob

Død snø  1yay

Beetle Juice. :P

Twilight... lolz

Coraline. XD

Just came home from seing "2012".
Good for being a catastrophe movie. Great CG effects, cool use of symbols (I love that :D), and the ending was much better than in "Knowing" (which ended in a weird way).

I had the feeling of "and now this will happen... and now that will happen..." throughout the movie - but that's normal for me... (Find me a movie I don't feel that way, and you're good  :-\)

For some strange reason I managed to mix up Nicholas Cage (Knowing) and John Cusack (2012) when explaining something to my boyfriend. But to my defence they are slightly alike, it's been some months since I saw "knowing", and I'm not the best at remembering who is who in Hollywood...

^ I love 2012! It's so mysterious in my opinion. ;D

Harry Potter 6th, for the uhm 3rd time. 1blink

Twiligh XD

I still haven't got the chance to see HP 6. I've heard good things though.

Last movie I watched was the Family Guy movie with my son. We've seen it a billion times already, but Daemian loves it.

Last night I saw a really great movie called Stardust. It was awesome, for anyone that likes fantasy or the idea of De Niro playing a gay sky pirate (he did so well at that role. He was funny as could be).

The movie (Starlight) was good, but they really left a lot out from the book. Usually the case, isn't it? De Niro just rocks my socks in that movie, though. The last movie I watched was Slumdog Millionaire. It was good. I loved the music.

"Um..sweetie. You're wearing a bathrobe." That was hilarious.
I haven't gotten to read the book yet, but now I am really tempted to go to the library and rent it.

Slumdog Millionaire & Twilight. Loved them both.  I guess lusting after Edward is ok since he's 109 and therefore older than me  ;) ;D.

Working on seeing Twilight: New Moon

ETA:saw it  Hmm, should I choose being a wolf or a vampire? Such hunkiness in both directions. 3yay

The gamer was really good!

Seen New Moon also thinking the wolves are much hotter in this movie but Im still a Cullen Lover lol!

I just saw "The Road" this afternoon with my mom. It was awesome; one of the few occasions where we both enjoyed the film as much as we did the book.

Last new movies I saw at my dad's house were both pretty stupid. He's into all of that action stuff, so I had to sit through the new Terminator movie and another called "Wrong Turn in Tahoe"

Neither were anything I wanted to sit through a second time.

Pans Labyrinth. Really cute, yet weirdly creepy movie. ;)

Man, Pan's Labyrinth totally destroyed me for about a week. Though it was a good movie, I could only sit through it once and it left me terribly depressed.

Love Pans Labrynth... it's amazing!

Just watched "A Christmas Story" several times as it was on TV for 24 hours straight. lol.

Yeah, I hated the ending to it. :(

The last movie I watched was Star Wars Return of the Sith, Star Wars weekend at my house. Haha.

what is WRISTCUTTERS, for 500 alex!

At the movies? Avatar, just after I went on vacation. One of the best films I've seen for a long while - with the craziest special effects ever (especially the CG, which was so good that I barely noticed it at all...) ;D

On DVD? Harry Potter 6, this evening (for the third time). Got a huge bunch of new DVD's for Christmas, HP6 being one of them.

 :eek: I think I watched two movies, Deep rising and *as darth vader* and star wars  ;D

I've never heard of that. Sounds like an emo movie.


I just saw some Xmas Madagascar cartoons with my son two days ago. They were pretty darn cute.

My mother and I just got back from watching the 3D version of Avatar. All I can say is holy crap! The CG was done so seamlessly you could not tell what was what. Amazing.

I can't remember the last movie I watched at the theater, I think it was Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. (They totally ruined it in some spots, but Alan Rickman's voice saved the thing from being a total loss.) The movie in the DVD player right now is Muppets From Space. What can I say, my kid loves Gonzo and Animal... What's bad is when he screams, "Eat drums!!" and tries to gnaw through his toys.

Twilight followed by New Moon.

Why?!?! Dear God, why?!?! 4 hours of my life gone... And for what? Vampires that have diamond dust sprayed on them? *Shudder*

The sad thing is that Twilight wasn't as bad as I expected it to be. Once you removed the teen angst and stupid music (PG-13 restrictions prevent me from saying what I really think of the music. They went out of their way to make it "romantic". Epic fail.) it was almost viewable. Why Bella thinks a 100 year old vampire sneaking into her room every night to watch her sleep is sexy I will never know. Every woman I know would stake him for being a stalker. But then there wouldn't be a movie if she thought there was something wrong with him.

New Moon however, is just plain painful. And why is Bella never allowed to drive her own car? Both Edward AND Jacob drive and make her sit in the passenger seat... Again, every woman I know would put her foot somewhere painful on a man for trying to take her car keys away from her.

After watching the setup for both the vampires and werewolves, I'm forced to officially join Team Jacob. The werewolves may have some anger issues to work out, but at least they don't run around eating people.

Now I'm off to watch Avatar in 3D and hopefully purge these memories from my mind.

Just watched Serenity for the first time after finishing the Firefly series. I loved them both!

unclesparks, I totally agree. What a waste of time! The books were pretty lame, and the first movie I couldn't sit through. The second I won't even give a shot.

I saw the 3D version too - and it was totally worth it ;)


Totally agre with you, unclesparks. Saw the first Twilight not long ago, and either laughed because the effects and acting was so bad it was ridicolous, or almost fell asleep during "action scenes"... Might see the last one if I feel like throwing away another two (?) hours, but I don't think I'll ever touch the books... (horrors upon all horrors - I saw a combined biography for Patinson and the werewolf guy at the store)
100 year old sparkling stalker with sharp teeth and love issues? I'd run as far away I could...  :p

Not to mention, every time I see that Kristen Stewart girl, I want to punch her right in the face to get that snooty b-word look off of her.

FINALLY got to see Monsters vs Aliens. Very funny and cute.

Last movie I saw in theaters was Princess and the Frog. I'm going to see Avatar this weekend! ;D

Last movie I saw in a theater was Up! I thought it'd be a wonderful idea to go see the movie on my due date.. Nothing happened.. Had her at 6:19 AM next day, so last movie that we seen before having a child was.. A children's movie.

Onyxia, For the Horde huh?  ;D Recognized the name belonging to the named boss from Onyxia's Lair in the Barrens. *nods*

Anyway, why would anyone find vampires sexy if they stand in the sun and glisten??? The vampires would realistically scream, writhe and cry if a beam of sunlight touched them fullstop. There's nothing sparkly about them... But the Twilight movie was okay if you can put up with teen angst, emo stuff and whatnot...

Last movie I saw is on DVD: A Perfect Getaway. Man, that movie threw me for a loop. The plot really twisted what I thought about one particular couple in the movie. I was like... "What did happen here? How did that happen?"

Movie before A Perfect Getaway: Paranormal Activity. Not really scary. Dear, if you watched Blair Witch Project, then you seen 'em all. A real yawner. My partner fell asleep after she said it was boring. *nods*

I have not been to a theater in years. I frankly don't remember what the movie was, but it had open captions and was available for deaf people to go watch at the movie theater. I don't bother with movie theaters because they refuse to make them open-captioned. One theater had a big bulky piece of junk that is supposed to help me see the captions. Uh right... Not gonna haul a 20 lb piece of junk across the theater to just see it. I have my dignity.

I didn't find Paranormal Activity scary at all. It disappointed me, to be honest, because I expected so much more. It's been so long since I saw a so-called scary movie actually scare me. Last movie I saw was on DVD. It was The Last Unicorn (I got it for Christmas). I love that movie. Yeah, it has it's cheesy moments, but I don't care. It's part of it's charm. I read the book when I was child and fell in love with the movie. I adore the butterfly in the beginning. LOL.

I have looked an old kind Russian film "Girls"
Has reconsidered this film already in 15 times.

I just watched Baby Mama again- it always cracks me up! I loved when they were arguing about the gum and the table  ;D

last 1 i watched was Avatar

My daughter dragged me to the cinema to see Avatar. OMG! it was terrific! I wanna see it again! 3yay

On DVD:

Jennifer's Body - A good movie with some scary bits and some gory bits too. I wouldn't recommend children watch this one because it has a heavy sexual hint and a heavy occultism hint too. The ending was rather disappointing though. Good acting from both girls, but the others were mediocre at best.

Before Jennifer's Body:

Hunt For Red October - A good Sean Connery/Alec Baldwin movie with quite a bit of suspense and action set out at sea. It was fun to watch a movie based on the book I read long time ago.

The last movies I watched were Sicko, by Michael Moore, (amazin!!!! *recommended*) and Burn After Reading, with Brad Pitt and George Clooney. (NOT FOR CHILDREN!!!! I'm not even mature enough :O )

I got through maybe 10 minutes of Burn After Reading and I was like "What the hell is going on?" I hate overly-sophisticated movies, it was almost like they weren't even speaking English or something. So I quickly removed the disc and watched something stupid that I could understand.

Monsters vs Aliens, quite a cute flick with a good message. I like it.

Zombieland! Loved it, but the movie made me cry my eyes out. I don't want to spoil it for anyone, but there was a little blond boy that reminded me of Daemian at one bit.

Oh gosh, what did I watch last? Baby Momma, I think. That was okay. Kinda funny, but definitely not the best I've ever seen

Ponyo.

I saw Valentine's Day--->a very cute chick flick,
Then I saw the Proposal--->didn't like that one as much...

The Hangover. Not as funny as I expected, but it's still pretty dang funny! :)

Die Hard - I never get tired of this. Yippie-kai-ay mother******!

Zombieland - I LOVED IT!!!  It gave me a craving for Twinkies, though. :P

Alice in Wonderland. I loved it! It was so cool, especially in 3D.

And before that.. Happily Never After. Hehe. I love evil fairytale characters.

2012.  ;D

Precious- For the first time I saw a movie which made me cry, I'd recommend to others but never want to see again. The story is strong, tough to take but very real. No bleeding heart excuses are made for the abusers in this film (for once) and I fully appreciate that.  It's certainly not for young children.

Ghost on DVD

Just went and bought 2012 and some weird movie my SO wanted.

Avatar...  ;D

Alice in Wonderland. :D .... The original. ;)
Wish I could go to the new one, but I'm broke. XD

I want to see the new one too, as soon as it comes out to rent. I can't take 2 little ones to the movie theater...that would be a disaster.

Alice in Wonderland tonite :D




Question: Does Avatar deserve all those friggin' Oscars?

Apparently it's movie-evening on the TV, so I watched "Eragon" up until a few minutes ago, and now it's "The day after Tomorrow".

Saw "The princess and the frog", "9" (the animation movie), and "Percy Jackson and the lightning thief" while I was at the Animex festival (plus some fun, exclusive clips from the "How to train your Dragon" movie from Dreamworks. I also talked a bit with James Baxter, who is a supervising animator at Dreamworks ;D).

9 was great (but a bit too predictable...), Princess and the frog - pretty much thypically Disney (You know the ending 5 minutes after the start, plus waaaaay too much singing and dancing), Percy Jackson - The book was better, but I loved the ending  ;D

The last movie I watched was Ninja Assassin. I've been trying to go see The Crazies for the past week but my dad wants me to wait for his schedule to clear so he can go :rolleyes:. I'm determined to see it by Sunday with or without him ;D

Don't know, I haven't seen it. But my brother said it was, "Just like Pocahontas...with good graphics."

I didn't actually like Avatar. I watched it in plain old 2D and it was pretty rubbishy I thought.

Valentine's Day.

Inglorious Basterds...not really impressed.

I saw Avatar months ago, I though it was pretty good (albeit though the story of uncaring humans destroying other places/planets & cultures for money has been done before, plenty of times).
 
2012 made me laugh alot, so did Legion--then agan I have an odd sense of humor. Loved the Princess and the Frog, like Raven said typical disney songfest as usual, the kids loved it :D.

I watched The Hurt Locker with my mom last night. It was awesome.

Planet 51, very cute.

Where the Wild Things Are...without a doubt the weirdest, crack-powered movie I have ever seen. That kid was a friggin psycho. His mom should have been more concerned with getting him some mental help than she was with work and dating.

The Crazies. It was good, but I agree with my dad that it was something I could have waited for to come out on tv.  ;)

Watched 'The Lovely Bones (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0380510/)' earlier today with the S/O and some friends. Turned out to be a pretty good movie.

I couldn't get through the first five minutes since I expected something fun and closer to the book.  I remember loving the awesome artwork in the book.


Liked this one as well. *Possible spoiler:* Watching it a second time creeped me out since you can totally recognize the stalking that you didn't notice before.

Trust me, Dasi. If you saw the 1st five minutes, you saw the whole thing. It sucked and was totally sad, weird and broody the whole way through. I think the directors thought they were being artistic for the emo kids or something.

Yep, it was the way the monsters/animals matched the book that made me want to see it, but whoa--the downer tone made me skip it without even seeing them.

Saw The Lost Boys when it aired the other day.  I still love it made me laugh a bit too. *sigh* RIP Corey Haim & also Andrew Koenig.

Just finished watching Love me if you Dare
It's an old-ish movie, 2003? 2004? and it's originally french.
It was a nice movie, I liked it.
I kinda felt like watching it just because part of it was in a music video I listened to a day before.  :p
I have to say, it was completely worth it.
I do have to say, french movies, or at least this one, are a bit weird.

Alice in Wonderland. Movie was so awesome, I am still speechless.

I wanna try and drag hubby to see 'How To Tame Your Dragon'. Dragons and viking are like perfect combo pack. I'm half way through melting him, If I managed to drag him To "Princess and A Frog" with me, this should be easy.

Watching Pocahontas with my son... I don't know what she's smokin'. Because the Native man Cocoam is better looking, stronger, and braver than John Smith.

(Little known info, did you know the John Smith part of the Pocahontas story never actually happened? Supposedly John Smith liked to flap his gums. At the time he says he met her, she was only about 11-13. And it turns out, John Smith was supposedly nowhere near her area until she already left the tribe to go to England with John Wolfe)

You made me laugh ;D

Well Disney is know for making sappy romance stories. Watch Pocahontas 2. Just youtube it and watch it with your son too.

I've seen #2...which is also barely based on fact, being that Pocahontas died on the way to England and had one son already at the time of her death (by husband John Rolfe). Also, she had at one time been married to Cocoam.

Well if you present that to kids, you know how many mothers will complain? They complain that it's not accurate, yet they complain when something is too accurate :D

The Hurt Locker thought it was good. Been watching old movies this week so I saw Bachelorette Mom and Stage Door <---loved seeing the old stars so young. They were pretty nice movies.

Stick it ..
pointless .. no story development .. sad times =(

Death Tunnel

I'll probably see "how to train your Dragon' With hubby, so excited :D

I caught about a half-hour of The Silence of the Lambs the other day, and loved it.

The lovely bones. It was...interesting  :-\

what's with the smiley then? I was gonna see it but I'm not sure if i should

Surrogates.

Bruce Willis has yet to disappoint me. :D

My mother and I went to see "How to Train Your Dragon" yesterday. What a wonderful movie!

I dislike you! I wanna go see it so bad! D8

I highly recommend going to see it! My mom took me as a part of my birthday present yesterday. 

The kids and I saw it yesterday. We loved it!  1cheer

I didn't get to see it, i was supposed to today. D8

I just saw Red Sonja for the first time. It was great!

The Water Horse. Its not bad.. a little weird to start off with.

Just saw Phantoms for the first time yesterday. Pretty decent. Not too bad.
Weird though, the guy that plays Stu reminds me of a paler, thinner version of my mom's ex-husband.

I'm going to see that How to Train a Dragon movie tomorrow. From everything I've heard, it's pretty good. Usually I'm a "wait for DVD" type of guy, but my little brother is insisting. Oh well, it's a nice change.  ;D
Time for me to turn in anyway, it's about 12:30 where I am. Don't want to fall asleep on the way to the theatre and completely miss the movie.

St Trinans.. but i only remember the first bit. :P

At the cinema; How To Train Your Dragon. I saw it in 3D and it was awesome! Even if it was rather expensive.
On TV; Harry Potter and the Order of the Pheonix. I'd not seen that one before so that was good too.

Watched harry potter and halfblood prince yesterday and 'Last house on the left', halfway through...Got boring and pointless.

This. Again. I really need to make a mental note to buy it on DVD so I can watch the whole movie.

I just saw a movie my husband loved as a kid, Silver Bullet. Corey Haim was so young then...and this was before Gary Busey got his horse veneers. It was actually pretty good, for being something the hubby likes.

"Brooklyn's Finest" meh, the acthing was good but felt like a theme I've seen before a ton of times. Too much violence for my tastes.

Bride Wars. I thought it was quite the funny move ^_^

How to train your dragon. I loved it. My hubby finally took me to see it, it was so awesome, we were the only ones in the theater so we sort of had private showing. The effects and the concept, all so adorable, the ending was a little bit sad, but it was still great. A must see for every one :3

Avatar. ;)
Just got it on DVD.

Goldeneye. Yes, there was an actual movie before the famous Nintendo 64 game. For Pierce Brosnan's first film as James Bond, it was pretty cool.

Precious. It was such a sad and INCREDIBLY disturbing movie, but it was so good. It's sad to know that some children have to live like that and suffer that kind of abuse.

Planet 51.

"That's a funny place for his antenna..."  2laugh

Haha, that was a good one. Dwayne Johnson rocked. Haha, get the wordplay?

LOLz

I watched Rome+Juliet with little sister in law. I cried when Tybalt died and I started to doze of when Romeo was dying...the usual.

Is Tybalt your favorite character or something?

Yeah, he is my favorite TS2 sim...So yeah, guilty XD

We got Sherlock Holmes as soon as it came out on DVD and I LOVE it! And before anyone asks why we didn't see it in the theaters, they cost too much and I'd rather own it on disc so I can pause it whenever there is a bathroom or popcorn run to be made. Thinking of watching both Boondock Saints movies tonight after the kiddo is abed.

"Cloudy with a chance of meatballs"

Too exaggerated, completely stupid, a tad too crazy plot, and... chicken/baby dude?  1headwall

Though, the "You are about to be crushed by a giant corn" joke on the chinese wall...  1tehe

and the spray-on-shoe....  1blink

When I was little that was my favorite book.

"My Sister's Keeper"

"My Sister's Keeper" is an amazing movie. I have to get the book sometime...

Cable Guy. Not the first time I've seen it, but it was on recently.

"Saving Private Ryan"
We're watching it in History class because we've taken our AP exam and I think it's really boring. The camera work during the battles makes me sick because it bounces all over the place....

"My Sister's Keeper" is amazing! I love that movie so much

Yesterday:
Surrogates.
Not the best, but not the worst film either.

Now:
Star Trek (the 09 version). Not seen the end yet, though.
I'm not one of the biggest fan of sci-fi-spaceship series, but I do like the newer Star Trek series. The movie is ok :).

I have the book, it's pretty amazing! (Too bad I can't loan it to you via internet :( )

Some weird movie called "Romantic Comedy" I watched some of it with my mom, then just left...

The last movie I watched was "Night at the Museum: Battle for the Smithsonian". It was okay but not as good as the first one.

I just saw Avatar yesterday. Pretty good flick.
My son was trying to speak Na'vi when we were watching. Hehe.

About to watch District 9.

The last part of Robin Hood, Aristocats, and Kingdom for a Lama (the Disney cartoons). Never seen any of them before (believe it or not), so it was really fun  ;D

But if people feed me with chocolate brownies, anything is fun  ;)

Wait you've never seen Robin Hood or the Aristocats?! Whoa!

I just watched Charlie and the Chocolate factory... it's my sick thing. When I get sick I watch it.

The last movie i watched... hmm that must have been "The Orphange" (:

I was able to catch the last part of The Soloist. It was pretty good just based on the ending ;D

Alice in Wonderland

The Runaways.
Its an awesome movie.

Shutter Island
Good movie. Sad, and confusing, but good. Leonardo Dicaprio has grown real manly looking with his ultra sexy 50's cop look.

And "From Paris, With Love"
This movie was dog poop! Totally boring. Maybe a 3 out of 10

The Stranger
This one was reallly lame, but in such a funny way. If you're like me and like corny movies, give this one a go. Very enjoyable and funny, just because of how bad it was.

Lol, in the past 3 weeks, in this order:

Star Trek 6 - The Undiscovered Country
ST 11 (The new movie)
ST 2 - Warth of Khan
ST 3 - Search for Spock
ST 4 - Voyage Home
ST 5 - ...

Can you tell I own all 11 movies??  :p

The Karate Kid (remake)
Survival of the Dead (the sequel/prequel to Night, Dawn, Day, and Land of the Dead)

"Dracula - dead and loving it"
B-movie deluxe, but I almost fell off the couch laughing several times. It's so stupid it's probably funnier than intended 1tehe

The Hurt Locker

It's about an Army Explosive Ordnance Disposal team in Irak. It's a good movie but very hard.

"Frostbite" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frostbiten)
Vampire movie, and definitely something other than the usual Hollywood stuff... I'm not a big fan of vamp movies, or monster/creature movies in general, but some of my friends are. This was actually good.

Also saw some crazy 70's (I think) musical opera or whatever it was. Can't remember the name, and can't really decide whether it was more sick or crazy...

Prince of Persia. Totally awesome, definitely did right by the video game ^^

Vampire In Brooklyn

"Toy Story 3"-really good!

A Stephen King classic: The Tommyknockers

The movie was based on a book I once read before, and it is as good as the book goes.

The most hilarious movie? "Date Movie". I couldn't stop laughing because it was 1) Stupid, 2) Funny and 3) Crazy.

I'm trying to find another Stephen King classic movie: Langoliers to add to my vast DVD collection.

Oh yes, Avatar was really good. I admitted it was a very heart warming movie with pretty good special effects.

I'd love to watch the original version of The Producers, if only to once again listen to the single greatest musical number ever to appear in a musical.

Langoliers was so weird, great movie.

Pulp Fiction for the umpteenth time.

The Book of Eli, decent but not great.

Unforgiven, I don't watch alot of tv on my own, hubby had the button. 

From Russia With Love, although it was two weeks ago when I saw it. :P My dad and I are going to try and finish Octopussy sometime this week.

Galaxy quest.

Crazy, crazy Star Trek parody-ish movie, with Alan Rickman   3yay

Found this clip afterward. Alan Rickman - I'm a rock (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kjvi_wEkjM&playnext_from=QL)  2laugh

Sounds fun raven!  :D


"Sixteen wishes"... horrid Disney movie to say the least- singing and falling in love...  :rolleyes:

The Karate Kid (2010)

Superb movie!  :D

Menace II Society.

I recommend Robert Hayes in the movie Airplane
"When Kramer hears about this the s**t's gonna hit the fan"

*Admin note: Mind the language, please.*

I went to see Prince of Persia with my mom. Now she wants to play the game and is asking to borrow it from me. XD

I recommend Iron Man 2 as well
"Sir, I'm gonna have to ask you to exit the donut".

From Russia with Love
"And for my next Miracle"

Quarantine and The Crazies.

I didn't like the camera in the 1st, but it spices it up. Crazies was just awesome, and just when you think it's a happy ending, you find out it's not.

Just recently saw that for the first time :D Surprisingly funny.

Toy story 3- loved it, Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang- nice as well, Karate kid (new release) which brought me to watch the original movie and Karate Kid II with the kids after--they loved them all  :D.

Patch Adams.

Gave me lots of inspiration  ;D

Right now, Avatar by James Cameron is in the DVD player. The child seems to like it lots and I find that it's enjoyable.

Enemy of the State  , I didn't know the cosby kid was in that.

Dr. Doolittle with Eddie Murphy. Yes the first one. It was the one my 6 yr old nephew chose on Netflix.

I just finished watching Precious. All I have to say about that is this:

 5cry

The last movie I watched was Heartbreak Kid (feat Ben Stiller) with my sister while hanging out with her in her bedroom.

Oceans 12.  Was disappointing considerring how much I enjoyed the first movie, but I never get my hope ups for sequels.

Charlie St. Cloud- my new favorite movie.

We saw Kickass, to my great shame. I'll stick with less juvenile themes and such.

I went to see The Last Exorcism with my sister on Sunday. What a disappointment. It only started getting interesting during the last 20 minutes.

You know it's bad when you find yourself falling asleep during a so-called horror movie.

shawshank redemption.
sooo good, I loved it!

I just watched : Dragonfly - featuring Kevin Costner

This movie was very heart-felt and touching. I give it 5 stars and highly recommend it.

The last movie I watched was Remember Me with my cousin we both sobbed at the end  :'( :'( :'(

I recently watched "Live and Let Die" with my father. It's this new thing we have where we watch a James Bond movie together. We're currently watching "The Man with the Golden Gun", and hoping to finish it this weekend.

Just finished watching Serenity for the second time.  Never watched Firefly, but a friend recommended it to me.  It was good.



I want to see this movie, really, really bad.  WCIF?  Can you rent it anywhere?  Or better, buy it?  I haven't seen it around.

I enjoyed Serenity (and Firefly). As for Precious, it was released in March, I believe. I rented a copy of it at Rogers Video. :) This is a movie I'll definitely want to buy myself, though.

Right now I'm trying very hard to watch The Number 23 (on the advice of a few friends of mine). What is it with these horror/thrillers that do nothing and go no where? They said if I enjoyed Davinci Code I'd enjoy this. Pssht. Guh. I'm hoping it gets better. Then again, what can I expect from Jim Carey? He should really stay away from anything that's not comedy.

Edit: Well, I'm left with nothing but a sense of disappointment. I really need to find something good to watch to break this lousy movie streak I'm on.  

I loved Dragonfly. Going to look up: Remember me, Serenity and Firefly now as I'd love to see something good.

I liked "Nanny Mcfee Returns" a lot (although I didn't like the poo humorous bits) and my kids really loved it.

@Joy, if you don't mind subtitles "El Orfanato" is good thriller/horror type picture I don't think you'll be disappointed with.

Definitely gonna see Dragonfly :)

(saw the trailer for "Super Dragonfly" too, and it sounds really funny, seems like it's a comedy version of Spiderman ;D)

And that's a lot of louis vuitton mentions.

Last movie I watched... The addam's family values. I just got it today :D

Spammer, probably...

Watched "Alice in Wonderland" (1999), plus "Big Trouble" (2002) on Monday. Big trouble is hilarious! We almost fell of our seats laughing  ;D

Watched "Avatar" Tuesday. And "Journey to the center of the Earth" yesterday.
Needed something to do while Buffy was loading...  :-\

We watched Kung Fu Panda tonight. What can I say, I'll watch almost anything with Ian McShane in it...

Taxi 1 and 2 (French versions).
1 is really funny, 2 is so hilarious I barely managed to stay on the couch  ;D

I really envy my roommate's movie collection...

Good question... but I want to watch the Gods Must Be Crazy this weekend. So... pretend I never posted this, yet.  ;D

Dragonfly. A lot more predictable than I thought it would be... but cute.

And a John Cleese film, a principal with a time issue. Not wuite sure what the title was...

We watched Iron Man 2 this afternoon, followed by Army of Darkness with Bruce Campbell. I had a ball with both of them!

Twilight Eclipse which I liked and Salt which I enjoyed much more then I thought I would.

Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time

Bruno. It was really explicit. I still thought it was funny though. My friends did not like it. Probably because of the scene with Bruno and his boyfriend (http://www.chacha.com/topic/boyfriend) .

How to Train Your Dragon. I only had one gripe with it, and that is the fact that Vikings did NOT wear horns!! Damn Victorian Brits for introducing that piece of BS into the imagery...

Splice. Damn strange movie, with a damn strange ending.

That Nickelodeon movie that seems to be playing every damn day now with the werewolves and such.....it wasn't really voluntary, but hey, I've got stuff to read during the meantime.

Child's play-- the first one which imho is the best.  I think what I liked best (way back when I first saw it) is that at first for a while you didn't really know if the kids was nuts or the doll was really alive.

Also my nephew had a my buddy doll so it's like I knew "Andy" personally 1titter.  That doll didn't last much longer after this movie.

Part of Meet the Fockers in Psych to learn about Ferberizing XD I'm going to have to watch the whole thing

Casablanca.  A movie that I've been waiting for two years to see. :)

Inception - So now I don't know whether I'm awake or asleep :rolleyes:.

The Karate Kid (the new version). I thought it was pretty good.

Sherlock Holmes.. the 2009 one? I'm addicted to Robert Downey Jr.

Robert Downey Jr is a hot tamale.

I saw Jonah Hex...sucked.
I want to see Inception so bad.

Macgruber 
Still bashing my head against the wall wondering how I will ever get that 90 or so minutes of my life back!!!

Underworld Trilogy ;)

the twilight saga: eclipse :headdesk: 4gah

My son got Toy Story 3 for his birthday yesterday and we watched that. Sucks that they ditched Bo Peep and left Woody on his own, though. Good movie over all.

I agree, Paden. TS3 was one of the best I have seen in a long time. My son loves it.

I saw this old movie the other night called The Vanishing, not too bad of a flick. Not good, but not bad.

The Simpsons, The movie

Mr. Woodcock... :rolleyes:

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.

How was it, Osaga?

technically, the last movie i watched was Saving Private Ryan, but I didn't watch all of it.

the last movie i watched completely was the new Harry Potter

Senko-- I thought it was good, but they did leave a lot of events from the book out. I know they couldn't include everything, but I was surprised at some of the scenes that were left out.

"Lorenzo's oil", for the third time on TV. It touched me to tears when I first saw it.

Rocky Horror Picture Show on DVD with the audience enabled. I love listening to what they yell and yelling along with it

[scene] Brad and Janet walk up to Frankie's castle and ring the bell

Audience: "Ding Dong, A**hole calling, sluts for sale, REAL CHEAP!!!"

Ha ha. I love the cat calls. One of my favorites has always been.

Frank'n'furter: Whatever happened to Fae Rae?

Audience: The ape %^$#-ed her and she exploded!

Hm, let's see. The last movie I saw I can't remember the title of. Oh, wait. Yes I do. It was Stir of Echoes. Kevin Bacon plays a skeptic who starts having visions after being hypnotized by his sister-in-law. It was pretty good.

You know it was funny my kids said the same thing about the missing toys, like bo-peep.  They wanted to know where everyone else was.  Other than that we loved it.

Last movie I saw was Serenity...loved it.

Dante's Inferno: the Animated Epic.

It went a little quicker than the game, but it was good. Being fan-made, I thought the 4 or so different art styles were really interesting, as well as the voice acting being really awesome. Yay for going to Hell!!!  :D

Right now I'm watching a movie called "The Devil's Backbone". It's a Spanish horror movie with English subtitles. It's not bad, but I'm waiting for the scary to start. LOL. I seem to always have that problem. Scary movies just aren't that scary to me.

Shrek Forever After. Best one yet  ;D

We just finished that movie in AP Biology. But hey, at least the movie had a happy ending! Unfortunately, the actual Lorenzo Odone died two years ago; just one day after his thirtieth, I repeat, thirtieth birthday. He's the longest survivor of ALD.

Tangled, so adorable ;)

Tangled yep, very nice.

Recent movie: The Quiet American, engaging at least to me.

Smokey and the Bandit, yeehah! XD
And then on Sunday me and dad are curling up with ice-cream and Doritos and we're watching the sequel

I just finished watching a movie called "Fragile" with Calista Flockhart. It wasn't what I expected, really, but it was still good. I wouldn't recommend it for people who aren't fond of "scary" movies. It's about a haunted hospital and it has a bit of a surprise in the end.

This movie on LOGO called Mango Kiss. I wasn't really paying attention to it, just having it on so that there was some background noise in my room. It's about lesbians in San Fransisco and how diverse they can be, and also about how not being monogamous with your lover/partner can have some serious consequences

Jennifer's Body.  ;D

Just watched "Faster" last night, and hot diggitty was it good. Dwayne Johnson at his ass kicking best. :D

12 Angry Men.

It was awesome. I enjoy old movies and this is a classic deserving of the title of one of the best movies of all time.

back to bataan

Just watched that on cable when it aired recently, great stuff.

Sorcerer's Apprentice, with Nicholas Cage. I was surprised by how darn good that one is, considering that I don't like the man AT ALL.

The Book of Eli.

The Town.  Not a big Affleck fan (in front of the camera) but it was pretty good.

A LOGO movie called Loving Annabelle. It's about a catholic school girl who pursues a relationship with her poetry teacher, who constantly questions her sexuality despite the fact that she previously had a lesbian relationship.

Red :)

The King's Speech, very nice.

The Exorcism of Emily Rose, but it's a rewatch tho. I will watch Moulin Rouge this week. I'm kinda plonky these days.

the last movie i saw was Salt

An American Haunting. I watched 5 minutes of it and changed the channel.

My little sister made me watch Vampires Suck.

That was the last movie I watched.

Red.... Good movie..
5 minutes of An American Haunting.... Not so good of a movie.

The best part was getting to watch both of them with Hawnsimmer :)

Riding the Bullet, a movie that was based off of the Stephen King novel.
It was watchable, but that's as far as I will go.

The Terminator. Good movie, can't ever watch it enough. Sometimes I think about what it would be like if James Cameron had made that movie now instead of 1984...

Sherlock Holmes:
Not bad. I thought it was going to be stupid. It wasn't exactly like the books. I thought it was just going to be smut. It didn't actually have any at all, despite what the preview showed.

I really liked the (newest) Sherlock Holmes movie. Haven't gotten too far into the book(s) yet, but I like how it's not copied directly, and I loved the funny moments. I also liked the recent TV series. Benedict Cumberbatch is amazing as Sherlock ;D

Oh yes I loved both of those too. I'd put off seeing the film for the same reason thinking is would be just hype and was pleasantly surprised. The BBC Sherlock series cliffhanger made me angry though (that I have to wait for the next episode that is 1titter).

Recently saw "Despicable Me" just for something to do. Outside of the fax scene, which my kids thought was unnecessary and not at all funny, we enjoyed it.

Oh... I didn't know that there was a series. I used to get the BBC... but I stopped watching that channel because everything I wanted to watch had that stuff in it. (Robin Hood and such).... And now we don't get that channel.

the last movie i saw was Secretariat(Blu-Ray) it is great

Edit:Secretariat won the Blemont Stakes by 31 Lenghts a recod that has not/or wil not be broken

Not Easily Broken

Paranormal Activity 2.  Nah.

^ I agree... Not worth your time.

Pirates of the Caribbean. Love the way Captain Jack Sparrow walks and runs... priceless :)

the last movie I went to was THOR. And I enjoyed it. 1rock

That was one of the movies we saw on the way to New Orleans for this past band trip. That, and Monsters vs. Aliens. I didn't like either one of them. I thought they were more hokey and boring than funny, especially Monsters vs. Aliens.

We saw Thor last month at the midnight opener. Our son was away at a special class event (Camp Courageous) for two days, so we actually got to go to the THEATER!! *gasp* I'd forgotten how lousy the popcorn with extra butter is but how great the gigantic fountain sodas are... I really want to see the new Pirates movie that has come out, but will have to wait for the DVD release. For the main part, I have to rely on DVD. Right now, the Johnny Depp version of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is in the player.

Thor was amazing! I love how the movie left off. Theater popcorn is terrible where I am, too. The drinks are always AWESOME! The new Pirates movie was okay but I guess I prefer the first three because of Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley's storyline.

Kung Fu Panda 2.
Not as good as the first one (saw the first one on my first date ever - the two of us alone in an empty theatre!) but anyways - it had lots of funny moments, so even if it wasn't as good as the first, I still enjoyed it a lot.

Fast Five...and I MUST say,that's my new favorite movie now. :)

I want to go back to the theater and watch it....gaaaaaaar!

Thor. It wasn't one of those movies destined to go down in history as one of the greats, but it was enjoyable and my mother and I enjoyed some of the nice views. ;)

Of course, I was giggling every time he said "I am Thor!" and, after the movie, my mom asked what it was about. It was because every time he said "I am Thor!" I wanted to say, "It's becauthe you forgot your thaddle thilly."  1lmao

:D Joy you made me chuckle.  Now I guess I'll check that one out.

"Grave of the Fireflies." Never saw a animated movie that made me cry my eyes out before.  Even shed tears thinking about it this morning.
Bring tissues.

Jumping the Broom.

The Other Woman with Natalie Portman. It was just, well, stupid and overdone. All throughout the movie, she's a hypocrite and doesn't realize it until the last twenty minutes of the movie and attempts to move on with her life only to return to the prick.

Hated it.

Today was Movie Day at my house. I watched How to Train Your Dragon, Princess and the Frog, Despicable Me, Hercules, Dumbo, and Megamind and now at 550am I'm going to sleep  3yay

Sounds like you had quite a day Simneesee ;).


:D I totally agree.  Captain Jack running is a joy to behold. Enjoyed the movie too.

Saw X-men the New Class which I liked, Kung Fu Panda 2--a movie my kids and I enjoyed together, & Source Code which was very good imho.

Pirates of the Caribbean #4. I kind of liked the three first movies better - but it was entertaining.

The 3rd and 4th pirates movies were filmed very close to where I live, actually it's exactly where my sister is getting married in August! XD (Grand Haven, ftw.)


I just watched Cars on Disney Channel, unwillingly, but I still love it.

I watched House of Flying Daggers with my niece last night. We're both doing dancing and martial arts so we loved it :) It was the perfect combination of both. Ziyi Zhang is my favorite actress and of course, I loved watching Takeshi Kaneshiro fight. He's just plain out awesome. I should also mention that the scenery was just incredible! Zhang Yimou (the director) always does colorful scenery (the colors always stand for something).

Harry potter 7, part 2.
It was good, but (as usual) it lacked a few things I'd liked to see. Some of the scenes were slightly too much changed from the book, too.

Is it just me, or does it seem like almost every single ("teen") actor in the HP movies are doing their performance kind of awkwardly and unnatural? I kind of expect cicadas to start chirping between each line, ever since the 3rd movie. Even though the child/teen actors were slightly more straight off the script in the two first (especially Harry/Daniel R), I think they kind of seemed more alive and natural in both of those two movies...

I was so disappointed in that last Harry Potter movie. It actually made me mad at how bad it was, though everyone I went with (myself included) got a good laugh out of it. Good thing we weren't in the middle of a theater but at the drive-in instead.... We did get some kids glaring at us, though XD

I last watched 27 Dresses. It was a very cute movie. Loved the idea of it.

I sat giggling throughout the movie, to be really honest... I'd hoped for some touching moments and such, but the only time I actually teared up a bit was Dobby's death in the previous movie. The film was OK, good (but not great) for being a HP-movie, but it lacked something. I was very disappointed at the "final showdown" between Voldie and Harry. The whole "Flying around Hogwarts" thing didn't make much sense to me. And then it's just wands out, a couple of words and... that's it?

So I can understand what you meant about getting a good laugh of it.

I recently saw a documentary about the Sherman Brothers. Who knew that they basically hated each other, and barely spoke to each other after the left the Disney company? That's deep stuff right there. I may hate my brother every now and again, but I probably wouldn't go twenty years without talking to him.

Just saw it (I had to watch the DH 1 first this week) and my sentiments exactly. Plus a few things didn't add up for me, but it was okay.

The Lincoln Lawyer. I didn't think it would be that good but I really like it!

The Watchmen.

Wow, Roeshack looks freaky without his mask on...

Yomigaeri which I really liked.

Swordfish

John Travolta, Hugh Jackman, Halle Berry, computer hacking, stealing from the government, big guns, and A LOT of violence and smarta** remarks..........OF COURSE I ENJOYED IT!!! :D

Ponyo. Need I say more? (Swordfish was a dam* good movie, too, even if I do completely loathe Travolta.)

Watched Independence Day until the city-sized ships detached from the mothership, then tuned back in in time for Will Smith and Jeff Goldblum to do the impossible: Somehow fly a stolen alien spacecraft into the mothership without the aliens catching on, somehow hooking up their laptop to the alien's computer network, launching a computer virus and a missile, and escaping alive.

I watched Idiana Jones: Kingdom of the crystal skull yesterday. XD
I love Harrison Ford~ But not Shia Labeouf. :I

Scary Movie 4. My little sister and I watched all four of them in the last couple days and we laughed SO hard XD Even if they are a weeeee bit inappropriate for her *innocent whistling* I covered her eyes a lot during that movie.

I want to see Ponyo SO bad! Hayao Miyazaki does excellent movies. :D

And yeah, John Travolta is far far far from my favorite, but Hugh Jackman is awesome (and hot!). ;D

I recently watched Martyrs, a French horror movie. It was SERIOUSLY MESSED UP! Ten times more vicious and scary than any American horror movie I've seen.

Ummm dang CRS I don't know :P

The Shawshank Redemption.

'Nuff said. :D

Cabin in the Woods.

So not scary. Still, it was entertaining.

Fullmetal Alchemist: Conqueror of Shamballa.

Love it. :]

I think I am going to watch X-Men Origins: Wolverine again.
Because Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool is super epic win.

Wolverine Origins is the movie that spawned my love of the X-Men movies.

Same here! I was never much into X-men until that movie.

When it came to theaters, a friend of mine (an X-Men fan) asked me if I'd go see it with him. I said yes because no one else would go. I figured I'd just sit through the movie and pretend to have a good time. By the time the credits started rolling, I was addicted. I turned to him and said, "I'm borrowing your X-Men movies. Tonight."

LOL!!! ;D

Sita Sings The blues, an obscure but very interesting animated movie created by Nina Paley. Here's a link to her website: http://www.sitasingstheblues.com I don't know if Ms Paley was ever a Simmer or not but she would have made a great one! She made this movie and then just gave it away! Wonderful! A must-see if, for no other reason, than to honor her creative spirit and generous, wonderful attitude toward life, culture and everything!

I spent my time as a teen reading X-Men and dating, which can make for an explosive mix when your favourite character is Wolverine and you know you're tougher than most of the guys in your class, even if they DO play football because YOU'RE a teacher's kid! (You'd have to be one to understand the reference because as one you're exposed to so much more bullying than most and you either knuckle under or grow a bigger set than a wild bull.)

That being said, the last movie watched here was My Neighbor Totoro.

Dark Shadows~
It was an amazing movie. : D

*Totally does not have a crush on Johnny Depp*

Avengers, for the second time. I took my mom to see it for Mother's Day (she's a fellow geek) and I'd taken my eldest sister to see it on opening weekend. I love that movie. So did they.

*is totally NOT excited to know they're already working on an Avengers 2, as well as an Iron Man 3, Thor 2 and Captain America 2*

Yeah, I'm a complete geek.

I wanna see ALL of those!! Totally NOT a geek either, I say as I'm shoving what remains of my early 1970s through late 1990s comic book collection back into hiding under my bed away from munching kitten jaws....

Last movie watched here at the house is, oddly enough, Thor. In complete 3D. Guess what the loving husband spent a good deal of our tax refund on this year??? He's worse of a geek than I am, sometimes.

For what easily is over the 20th time, Toy Story 3.

Still love it after that many repeat viewings due to a little sister who loves the whole series, which is more than I can say for most movies.

Repo The Genetic Opera

I love the movie, and I have the soundtrack as well :) Woot woot

Next up for me is Dead Poet's Society, tomorrow on VH1 Classic. :D

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1&2 (for the 576th time  :D)

I officially love you for this. ;D

The Scorpion King 2: Rise Of A Warrior
I watched it solely to see my new man candy. I always figured the movie wasn't my cup of tea, so I never ever thought in a million years I'd like it…

The movie was FANTASTIC. I loved it! :D

Haywire. It was actually better than I expected. But then again I love a good action flick.

The Secret World of Arrietty

I finally watched this movie last night....all I can say is, another great MASTERPIECE from Hayao Miyazaki. A truly fantastic movie. ♥

Looking forward to that one, for sure! Last one watched here was Tron: Legacy.

Alfred Hitchcock's, Rope. One of my favorites by him  :D

I don't remember :S :P

Sherlock Holmes: A game of shadows. : D

I love that movie so much.

Who was in it?

An American Haunting...  :-\

Scoot
I still don't remember :P

Ponyo :D

It was *SO* adorable! 2heart

Well... I saw Spawn (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120177/) this afternoon, can't say I was too impressed.

Ha ha ha ha! Bacon Face!

The last movie I saw was Brave.

The Blues Brothers   ;D

Independence Day.

Not exactly a good movie in the classical sense, but as an action movie spectacle (one-liners everywhere, cities get blown up, good triumphs in the end, much violence, enough sexuality to break up the constant action), it's great....and to think it's going to be re-released in 3-D next year. I'm excited for that.

Apocalypto

What a beautiful, amazing movie. I'm not a fan of Mel Gibson these days, but he did an amazing job of directing.

Princess Mononoke

One of my all-time favorites. :D

Edward Scissorhands.

The last movie I watched was Fallen with Denzel Washington (STILL CREEPY  :D)

I went to see The Possession with my mother on Saturday. It was pretty darn good. Better, by far, than the possession style failures released since The Exorcist. Even if it didn't outright scare me, it had it's creep factor.

Watched the last half of Cars while waiting to go to the bus stop to get my 4-year old sister from preschool.

Battleship (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1440129/)

Plenty of action, and Alexander Skarsgård looks REALLY GOOD in a Navy uniform. ;D

Taken.
Liam Neesan is a good actor. : D

I saw 1 1/2 movies tonight...

Suck - the title explained it all.  a dark comedy movie a friend suggested about vampire rockstars... I could only tolerate a half hour before shutting it off and switching to Dark Shadows... which, by the way, was very entertaining. Humor, romance, murder, and drama... it's all present in that movie. All my friends who have seen it told me it was worth seeing. They were right. :) I thoroughly enjoyed Dark Shadows! :D

Yeah, Suck really did suck, but I already hinted as much to you. LOL.

I haven't seen Dark Shadows yet, because I'm too afraid I'll be disappointed. (I love the original soap - my mom used to watch it when I was almost too young to remember lol).

The last movie I saw was Looper. It was really good. Joseph Gordon-Levitt does a great job of playing a young Bruce Willis.

Yes, you told me so... :P I just wanted to find out for myself. Open a window, what a stinker! xD

I haven't seen the original soap, so I can't compare. But the movie was really good; it had some giggle-worthy stuff in it, as well as plenty of dark drama and romance. :D

I think I'll toss my expectations out and give it a try. I usually find if I try to enjoy a movie in its own merits without comparing it to what it is based upon I'll usually end up liking it.. Besides, I love good cheese .  my overplayed Evil Dead movies is testimony to that.

"This is my boomstick!"

;)

I finally saw Legends of Sleepy Hollow today.
It was really cheesy, but pretty good.

Looking forward to seeing Dark Shadows, Johnny Depp in almost ANY movie is enough of a reason to watch it. The boom stick line is actually a ring tone that I have on my cellphone... Gotta love Bruce Campbell, he rocks anything he's in and the more cheesy the movie plot is, the better he shows off his skills in making me laugh, which I haven't been doing for a good long time, really. Sorry I haven't been on much, it gets hard when you can't read much of the posts because your vision is fading faster than cheap blue jeans.

I just saw The Strangers.

Normally movies don't scare me (although there are a couple that do ;) ), but this movie scared me so bad I had a panic attack. When it comes to usual horror movies like Nightmare on Elm Street and Friday the 13th, they can be somewhat creepy but all-in-all we feel good in knowing that it is, in fact, unreal. But this is not only about something that could really happen (and has happened), but it's based on true events. The realness makes it scary.

I've seen it. It's definitely a creepy movie because it crawls right into your head and plays with fears everyone has, whether they realize it or not. What was the last movie I watched? I honestly don't remember. LOL. I got about halfway through it before saying, "This really sucks butt." and turning it off.

Just watched...again...


ALIEN

 :eek:    >:D    :eek:

that is one scary, scary movie

Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Oh yeah  ;D

I've got My Fair Lady recorded on DVR, so that's next on my list of movies to watch.

Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter

I am at a true loss for words to accurately describe this movie. Amazing? Epic? Wonderful? None come close. I must admit, the title definitely rendered me skeptical. I figured it's be some cornball B-grade film. But several of my friend raved about it, which convinced me to give it a try.

Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter is, in my opinion, the greatest movie of 2012. I HIGHLY recommend it. 1goodjob

"History prefers legends to men. It prefers nobility to brutality; soaring speeches to quiet deeds. It remembers the battles, and forgets the blood. However history remembers me, it shall only remember a fraction of the truth."

Mooncat, I'm so excited to see the movie now. I was really scared to because I'm picky about movies and I don't want it to be a piece of crap. Now I have a recommendation. Yay.

Last movies I saw:

Snow White and the Huntsman- Sucked. It was so boring I wanted to scream.
Rock of Ages- Very fun if you like musicals
Suckerpunch- Very boring. In truth I only say about 10 minutes of it because I'm not into that dumb artsy type.

The book, "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter," was very dry and dusty, hard to get through, so the movie has GOT to be an improvement. I re-watched Thor yesterday and had a blast with it.

Magic Mike.

The storyline sucked, as did the ending, but... y'know... Channing Tatum. 'Nuff said. ;D

You didn't like Snow White and the Huntsman, Senko? I actually loved it (and it was the last one I saw, so...relevant! :D )

A day or so before that I saw The Campaign, which I thought was.... eeehhh... So funny, but so bad. So so bad. Even if they knew it was bad, it was just painful sometimes.

And before THAT was Sherlock Holmes, which I really liked but they made him too Dr. House. Even if House was modeled after Holmes, I think they reremodeled Holmes after House....

Hiya peeps!  3yay

Wreck-it Ralph, w/my tater tots-- loved it.

&  Skyfall <3.

Will soon be watching Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter after what Mooncat said :D.

You will not regret it. :D

Last movie I watched: Deep Impact.

Hadn't seen it in years, it still has the power to make me cry! Which means - I still love it. Plus, Morgan Freeman is my all-time favorite actor. :D

I watch that (Deep Impact) with my girls last year, they loved it.

Recently watched Twilight: Breaking Dawn 2 which I happened to like (no throwing tomatoes :p).  I don't know the books and gratefully I live in a rural countryside so I didn't get the hubbub Twi-mania that I've heard about on the web.  With all it's flaws I liked the series overall. I like my vampires a tad more...hmm how do I put it? Traditional--that's it.  I don't really want them glittering in the sunlight, but hey it was a decent vampire fairytale.  Kind of like something I might read to my vampire kids at dawn before bed ;D.

Saw Flight which was great and about to finish watching Loopers.  I saw part of it and had to run so I can't wait to go finish it.

Loopers is a great movie!

The last movie I saw was Skyfall. It was good. I enjoyed the campy villain, of course. He made me laugh.

Saw Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter and was not disappointed.  I really enjoyed that one.

Best part was my daughter watching it with me after having {coincidentally for school} spent the week studying about Stephen Douglas and Abraham Lincoln. We joked that somewhere a kid was going to flunk an assignment because they wrote a paper on *spoiler alert* how Lincoln's use of the underground railroad brought a just end to the tyranny, inequality and viciousness of the evil vampires from the south--coasting the North to civil war victory .

*Sigh* It's nice to see kids enjoying history...


I enjoyed Looper too.

Just finished watching Brave on DVD; pretty good movie.

Hatchet

The movie was very entertaining as long as you don't start it with the expectation of a serious horror/slasher movie. The chase scenes were funny, the dialogue cheesy and amusing, the deaths graphic and bloody. Dark comedy with a side of gore. I enjoyed it. :D

Django Unchained- strong performannces, well done imo.

The Hobbit - loved it of course.

The impossible - I remember the time vividly and this was emotional for me.  Some have said the flaw of this movie was that the plight of thousands was really not portrayed well here...but this was meant to be the tsunami as experienced by this one particular family so I get why it wasn't.  I found it moving.


Les Misérables - I'd heard of this for years but never read about it nor saw it on Broadway although the signs used to be everywhere.  Cried like a baby. 

The Possession - Really great movie! Like a PG-13 Jewish version of The Exorcist. Very enjoyable!

Hotel Transylvania - Absolutely adorable!!! I laughed the whole way through it! :D

Omg how could I forget, I saw this after Abraham Lincoln with the kids and we did too!  Funny, we get ambivalent about some movies but this one was worth watching. I have to get a movie list from you, 1titter we have similar tastes.  I'll be looking up The Possession  ;).

Here's the trailer for The Possession. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gBeG31fX40 It's really good!

Hotel Transylvania from Red Box skimmed it at the pc.


Django Unchained- it was toooooooo long IMO.  I kept getting antsy and started to squirm a lot.

 Saw Les Misérables again last night, this time with the kids.  It was funny they were all  "Ugh a musical really?"

Then my older one says "Come on let's humour her for five minutes..."  So I said "Ok,just give it five or ten minutes and if you don't like it we pick something else."


They were hooked by the time Val Jean was sleeping at the door of the church. So lots more crying this time in stereo.  Me<---mom enjoyment maxed out.

I also saw The Possession this afternoon, enjoyed that one too. Next up Mooncat?  3yay I need suggestions I'm all tapped out. Only movies I don't do are zombie ones...blame my sister for making me watch one when I was six.

Have you seen Soul Surfer yet? A favorite of mine. So amazing! Here's the trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWeOjBCi3c4

And to stay on topic, Soul Surfer was the last movie I watched. So inspirational! :D

I'll have to check it out.  I used to live and swim in the area she was from. I remember when that actually happened. I didn't know they made a movie about it though.

I'm currently watching: Hoshi o Ou Kodomo

I watches about twenty seconds of The Wrestler today while waiting for my younger siblings to finish dinner. I need to make a mental note to DVR it next time it comes on a channel I get.

The Wrestler is an awesome flick. The wrestling just serving as a backdrop for far more universally felt themes. Great performance by Marissa Tomei and the best performance by a bloated actor (Mickey Rourke) not named Marlon Brando ever. I haven't enjoyed Rourke's work this much since The Pope of Greenwich Village , a real oldie.

Desperately Seeking Susan. I saw it first time (full movie) and I love it! I watched it with my mum, 'cause we both love 1980s and Madonna! (;

.. or it was Star Wars. 1sw2

Red Dawn (remake)

Good movie! I haven't seen the original, so I can't compare... but I'm guessing that the original is better than the remake, as is typical with 99.9% of other movies. :D

We watched Totoro again for like, the fifteenth time ever. My son loves it so much we got him a winter hat made to look like Totoro and he's worn it faithfully every day to school and back, which says something because he hates hats.

I love Totoro. When my god daughter was small we watched it all the time. Hmmm...what's the last movie I watched? I honestly can't remember. How sad.

The Breakfast Club.  I think it was for the third or fourth time this month.  It was a good movie from when I was 6.  That was the last movie I watched so far.   :cool:

Whisper of the Heart

Another Studio Ghibli masterpiece! :D

Brave~

The Hobbit.

Alright movie, but not WOW in any sense. Then again, the LotR stuff has calmed down for me, so I really only watched the movie to have watched it. Can't remember much from the book as it's ages since I read it, so I can't even do the the book VS movie discussion.

So, last night I finally watched Sinister. I really enjoyed it, although I was disappointed at the fact that it wasn't scary. Don't get me wrong, it was SUPER creepy, but I didn't jump or have nightmares like I expected to. I thought it was supposed to be really scary. :(

Entertaining, yes. Interesting, definitely. Creepy, heck yes! But scary? No. But I still loved it. :)

I'm with you Raven.  I liked the Hobbit quite a bit but I love Lord of the Rings.  I think it's more that I always liked Lord of the Rings better then the Hobbit when I was younger anyway—so I'd say the excitement is pretty much in line with how I felt about the stories in general.  I was curious to see how the Hobbit would turn out but I was never in can't-wait-to-see-it mode like I was with the other movies.

Totoro and Whisper of the Heart have always been my childrens' favs along with pretty much any Hayao Miyazaki film--they've just about seen them all.

Recently saw Don't be afraid of the Dark which was slightly better then I expected although the very beginning made me cringe.   Also saw Jack Reacher which I had put off watching before.  It had been a little too close to the shootings when it first premiered so I was put off by the beginning of it. I'm not a big Tom Cruise fan but it was fairly decent.


I'll be watching Sinister next...{thx Mooncat! 3yay}

You're welcome Dasi! Let me know what ya think of it. :D

Last night I watched Pandorum. I LOVED it! It was the perfect combination of psychological thriller, sci-fi, action, and creepiness. My mind has been blown. :D

I haven't been watching any movies at all lately.
Besides tonight, I watched 'To Save a Life'~

Just finished watching Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer. Really good movie! Murder scenes were a bit graphic, and it was really messed up. Really creepy for a true story. Henry Lee Lucas was one heck of a creep.

Plus, Michael Rooker was SERIOUSLY good-looking back then! He definitely scored points on the hottie meter. ;) Even though he portrayed Henry, I still swooned over him! ;D

Just finished watching Pandorum from underneath two blankets  hiding in a ball under my spouse's arm--yep that's right nerves of steel me ;D.

Over the past few weeks I've also re-watched Cinderella (the original), Passengers, Redeye, The Princess and the Frog, and Les Mis w/the kiddies. Loved them all of course.


Now off to watch a few episodes of Chef! to return to my happy place :D.

I LOVE THAT MOVIE!!! :D

Last night I watched House At The End Of The Street which is pretty awesome, and I watched Jumper which is a really good movie about people with the power to transport themselves. :D Dasi,  I recommend it if you haven't already seen it. :)

I just finished watching my FAVORITE childhood movie... Was it Cinderella? No. Lion King? No. My favorite childhood movie was Twister. ;D It's the reason I wanted to be a tornado chaser when I grew up. :D

Soon, I'm gonna go watch Martyrs. One of the best horror films I've ever seen. It's foreign, but I don't mind the subtitles. :D

Lincoln

Jumper--kids and I loved it, thanks Mooncat! It definitely surprised us and I love the unpredictable.  You are now my official movie advisor. :D 1rock

Now about to watch The Call.

I'm so glad ya'all enjoyed Jumper! :D I feel honored to be your movie advisor. :D I'll just leave out the horror recommendations. ;)

Last night, I watched Martyrs, a brutally vicious French horror film. I cringed/flinched/winced at several scenes. But hey, that's what I live for. ;D

Tonight I watched The Blind Side. I never get tired of it, so uplifting! :D

I can take horror just not zombie flicks.  I like a genuinely good scare though. Gore does not scare me at all--it just is not something I like watching so I'm usually like meh :rolleyes: when it's gratuitous. If it fits the scene though it doesn't affect me so I guess it depends on the movie/show.

I've seen a few French films with cringe worthy scenes so I think I know what you mean.  I'm rarely alone (i.e., kiddies around) to see the really good scares these days ;).

Oh, saw Olympus has Fallen a few days ago.

Last night we watched Vanishing on 7th Street.  Made me want to punch my TV screen but we were really caught up the whole movie, so hmmm....nope can't recommend it unless you just want to smash your screen.

Haven't seen The Blind Side yet perhaps I'll check that out :D.

Vanishing on 7th Street is seriously the most ridiculous movie. The acting was only so so and the plot line was terrible. That ending??? Way to NOT answer a single question about anything going on, Anthony Jaswinksi (writer) and Brad Anderson (director).

Trying to think of a good movie I've seen recently and the only thing I can think of is Some Like it Hot. I watched it last night for something like the billionth time. Tony Curtis in a dress. Jack Lemmon in a dress. XD

Oh! Wait. I've seen The Devil's Backbone a few times. It's a good, creepy movie (in Spanish - so there's subititles) by Guillermo del Tor (Pan's Labyrinth - another good movie with a certain creep factor).

Pain & Gain--not what I was expecting but then I really didn't know much about it. I just sort of opted for anything and that was the one I ended up watching.  Funny at times yet somewhat gruesome in some bits--moreso if you think about it being a true story.


Saw Pan's Labyrinth a few times with the kids a few years back, ha they loved it.  It was advertised then as a family /children's pick oddly enough.

Still haven't seen Sinister or The Call so I'll probably check those out tomorrow.

Independence Day.
As far as fairly routine alien invasion disaster flicks go, this is a fun ride. Plenty of one-liners to remember after it's over.

Just finished watching Inside - another French horror film...

HOLY CRAP. The French sure know the meaning of DISTURBING. I thought Martyrs was messed up, but Inside makes it seem like Toy Story!!! :eek:

Iron Man 3 and was disappointed for some reason.

The Impossible starring Naomi Watts and Ewan MacGregor.
Excellent movie based on a true story but VERY intense!!!

I'll be showing my age but I caught Short Circuit 2 on a cable and loved watching it again after all these years. ;D

Warm Bodies (trailer for Dasi: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07s-cNFffDM )

It's a very silly movie, but it was really entertaining! I loved it. :D

Fullmetal Alchemist: Conqueror of Shambala (for the 20th time)

I watched Hansel & Gretel last night, and it is a really great movie~

Paranormal Activity 4. Rather uneventful. Should've named it 'The Teenage Girl Who Screamed a Lot Over Some Mildly Spooky Stuff.'

ParaNorman.  I am a sucker for kids movies it takes me back to a place of simple things even though my adult life is all over the place.

Last night my cousin and I watched three movies, they were:

The Call - Really intense and suspenseful! Terrific movie! :D
Warm Bodies - Never get tired of watching this. ;D
Splinter - CREEPY. AND CRINGE-WORTHY. ;D

I watched the Wolverine and it was AWESOME.

Me too...soooooo good. :) Lots of lovely...scenery. Heh.

A Monster in Paris, Sean Lennon was awesome.

Gran Torino~
My dad was watching it because he is the biggest Clint Eastwood fan =3= But it is actually a pretty good movie~

Drag Me To Hell

Not bad at all. As a horror buff since age 8, I've come to recognize the repetitive plot lines and lack of originality in the majority of modern-day American horror cinema. But I rather enjoyed this. If anything, the acting was good, and they didn't make another "splatter movie" (gore for gore's sake). :)

Yet again, I watched Independence Day.

Comments are the same as last time. If you're in the market for a slightly cheesy action/alien invasion disaster flick with at least a semblance of humor, this is your film. Still find quite a few of the one-liners funnier than I should.

The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones

I liked it, but despite the fact that I have not read the book(s) it was very predictable. I sat mouthing "plotpoint" several places in the film, and 5-10 minutes later it turns out I was right. I also saw some of the major plot points way too early. The characters also suffered from my major "monster-movie" pet-peeve in not running when it's logical. If some bizarre creature comes toward you, don't even bother looking at it and wondering what it is. If it looks dangerous and you don't have a proper weapon, then run and hide as fast as your legs can carry you! Also, look up (but discretely). They always forget to look up.

It also belongs to the story that I had a quite bizarre dream that night, mixing in a little of this and a little of that (including some from the movie, what might have been sims-babies, the Doctor (Matt Smith) + River on "new adventures", plus a whole lot of non-BBC-approved monsters and whatnots), which had it come as a movie I'd most definitely go and watch. As always I'm not quite sure how it ended, because I always wake up before the solution is wrapped up. But I know it was good (exciting, and pretty much devoid of all my movie pet peeves, and totally unpredictable).

The Purge- Actually saw this over the summer. Possible spoiler: I wasn't surprised with the twist as I caught the animosity right at the beginning.

Now you see me - Loved it til the end where I got lost at the closing scenes.


Off to see Warm bodies & possibly drag me to hell if I have time.  1glomp--->Mooncat

I wanna see The Purge SO bad!!! *jealous* ;D You will love  Warm Bodies and Drag Me To Hell! :D

Last night I watched Insidious. Really good movie, although I thought it was not scary. Creepy in some parts, but not scary. I guess I've seen too many "haunting" movies to find them scary anymore.

Just went and saw We're The Millers and it was really good, and really really funny! Not at all what I expected.

Star Trek Into Darkness

Awesome!!!  1rock

Plan on watching the two from above (Warm bodies & Drag me to hell) tomorrow since I didn't get to the other day.  Now I'm about to try and toughen up to watch World War Z (from under a pile of pillows and blankets).

Yep, nerves of steel me.  ;D

Just finished watching The Purge, and OH MY HOLY FLAPDOODLES IT WAS INTENSE!!! Dasi, you were right about that movie. I absolutely loved it! :D

I pre-ordered World War Z from Amazon on Monday, it arrives tomorrow, so another new movie for me to enjoy. :D

When the zombie apocalypse happens, stick with me. I'll take down those scary ol' zombies for ya. ;D

You are SOOO my apocalypse buddy, Mooncat.   1rock

Recently watched The Brass Teapot loved it--it was a the spur of the moment netflix pick.  I'm so glad I didn't watch the trailer first.  I think it gives way too much away and I wouldn't have enjoyed the little twists and turns as much.

Hey, I collect weapons for a reason. ;)

Watched World War Z last night - LOVED IT. :D Brad Pitt did a great job as a character in a zombie movie, and he's really hot in it. ;D

Miss Granny on Netflix.  Kids walked in and were glued to the screen (Yep, I krazy glue them for kicks from time to time :D).  We LOVED this movie--my daughter brought the soundtrack this week she loved it so much.

Final Destination 5

I love the Final Destination series! :D The ending of the 5th one ties the series into a perfect circle.

I watched DBZ: Battle of the gods. : P
I am weeb trash lol

The Hobbit, Battle of the Five Armies. Good series but I have some issues with the characters thrown in that aren't originally in the book. Sue me, I can be a purist at times. I had time to watch because I'm down for about the third or fourth week sick and not looking for any improvement for about another month or more... Sometimes, I really hate being too stubborn to crawl under the blankets and just die, you know??

Ditto, only given all the pre-release hype (that one always hears) with this critique I'd decided to accept this as more of an alternate story and was able to enjoy it as such :).


Taken 3 & The Equalizer -  saw both a couple of months ago and liked them.  More recently Nonstop- because Liam Neeson is da man 1rock & Long way down- which was fairly funny.  I enjoyed it but that can be partially attributed to my liking several of the actors already.

I watched Age of Ultron last night, and it was amazing . 3.

If I Stay (trailer for Dasi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aE_4mxeWI2A :D )

I killed half a box of Kleenex to this movie. 2cry

Heck I'm crying just from the trailer...I'll have to wait until my eyes are better for this one  ;). Looks like a winner though thanks! (although that lady at the end scared me for a second, lol)

Dead Snow and Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead

Two words: Nazi zombies.

Hilarious, gory, and insane Norwegian films. :D

Jurassic World.  More hubris.  Like these idjit characters never saw the first movie?  

Why it's hubris is very clear from the trailers, but I won't repeat it here for those who haven't seen them.

We watched Police Academy 3 today. As if I needed to lose even more brain cells than I am daily from aging, I'll never understand.

I watched The Interview yesterday. Hilarious and insane, I loved it! :D

Was holding off on that one, however going to check it out now. I recommend Midnight FM ;).

My last movie was the final movie of the Hunger Games series.

On an actual movie screening - Star Wars (awesome!)
On TV - some random movie.

We pretty much only do DVDs and the other night we watched Pixels. I LOVED it! (Yes, I'm still alive. No, the fall I took today didn't kill me. And yes, I've gotten back into playing my game. Yay, me!)

I think the last ACTUAL movie I watched was Age of Ultron lol
I watched a dragon ball z movie (ressurection of F) more recently, though

Deadpool! It. Was. Awesome.

The original Carrie adaptation. John Travolta had a wonderful head of hair back in the day.

I refused to go to Ender's Game.  I could tell from the trailers they'd broken it, so I refused to give the breakers any money. 

I think the last movie I went to was Star Wars Episode VII.

Well, didn't see it in a theater but today, for the first time and after years of listening to the soundtrack, I watched the Rocky Horror Picture Show. And I loved it!

Rocky Horror is such a classic! Love it!

The last movie I watched was Female Agents, it was a french film. I really enjoyed it.

In theaters the last movie I saw was Mockingjay Part 2

Again, watched it on DVD, but I got to see the Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies extended edition. I'd seen the regular version but this one broke my heart even more. Damn you, Peter Jackson... I'm hoping I get to see Alice Through the Looking Glass when it comes out on the 27th of this month, but not holding my breath because my husband won't wanna let me go with my best buddy to see it; I'll more than likely have to wait to see it on DVD because the expense of seeing it in the theater is kinda cost-prohibitive. It's cheaper to just buy it when it comes out even if I have to miss out on what everyone else is raving/griping about.

The original Frequency because I just found the tv series on netflix. 

I don't watch tv so I find everything eons later than the crowd.  Anyhoo, loved it just as much as when I first watched it. Tv series?   –Bored the first 6min, don't really like the characters (bad casting?) but it did get interesting after a rough start. I may even watch episode two 1titter

The last movie... The last movie... I think it was (finally) Captain America Civil War. I enjoyed it but wow, are they really messing the heroes around.

Meet the Hollowheads; aka Life on the Edge (1989)

The best way to describe it is: The Jetsons if it took place in a neon-colored 80's environment on acid with bizarre practical special effects galore.

Everything is run on tubes/utility hoses from United Umbilical Co., the decorative houseplant is a mass of tentacles with a giant eyestalk in the middle; and the Hollowhead family lives on a literally endless drop-off called "The Edge."

A movie you'd never remotely know about otherwise, even the dvd release is unofficial; apparently akin to a bootleg. The actual group of people who created/directed and wrote it didn't even know about the small following it has.

 (It's on YouTube if you want to see it. Keep an open mind; its an experience!)

Hooray!!!

 2hug

captain America was the last movie that i watched and it was a great movie.

The last movie I watched was The Dark Tower. It's an ok movie but nothing more. Never read the books but I can certainly see why the book fans are pissed off by this movie.

"Thor: Ragnarok", which was very funny and entertaining.

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them was worth the time it took to view. I'm hoping to see Guardians of the Galaxy 2 some time in the near future but I've also managed to see Dr. Strange. Very enjoyable! Looking forward to Ragnarok, that's for sure.

It. Planning to go see Thor:Ragnarok this weekend hopefully.

(Also the roomy, GF, and I did binge Beetlejuice, Nightmare Before Christmas, and every single Harry Potter movie a few weeks back)

Got to see Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2, loved it. Managed to catch most of the new Pirates of the Caribbean, Dead men Tell no Tales, and it was a pretty decent outing. Right now, my brain is still recovering from the husband's all week-end long binge watch of the TV series Get Smart. The movie they made out of it with Steve Carrel and Anne Hathaway was a decent watch. Debating on whether or not to let the boy watch the newest Jeff Dunham, though. I really don't need him repeating more of Peanut and Achmed at school than he already does; even if he IS in eighth grade they still have limits as to what they'll tolerate when it comes to kids cursing... Last thing he needs is suspended. Hell, the last thing I need is for him to get suspended, what am I talking about??

Star Wars: The Last Jedi. That movie was a hot mess.

...and Furball, my Brother in Law introduced my nephews and niece to the joy that is Jay and Silent Bob. AKA: they binged a bunch of Kevin Smith flicks recently. We're waiting to see who gets suspended first for repeating some of the lines from those movies. Hah!

My kid has seen ONE Jay and Silent Bob movie and that was Dogma... He really loved watching Alan Rickman in that movie. If it's got Rickman, he'll watch it. On Sunday, though, we watched the live action version of Beauty and the Beast.

We just watched The Christmas Chronicles (we as in me and my mother, while my child wasn't home, because I wanted to see if it was appropriate for her).