the last film you watched thread

[DonnieDarko]

Sci-fi geek alert!!! I'm currently watching this. Plus some of the bonus material.

Hot Stuff!(as Ross from "Friends" would say, btw "Friends" is my all time favourite comedy show!)

[Just: Mills]

Toy Story 3.

[MJEH89]

Oldies alert!!! Had some time to kill, so...

"Christmas in Connecticut" (1945) Barbara Stanwyck





"Boys Town" Spencer Tracy/Mickey Rooney

[braex27]

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1

Good, if somewhat overlong. Kudos for showing Hermione's scene right at the start. Smart move.

[CmdShepard]

I was in action mode....

The Marine and 12 Rounds. Both with, John Cena

And, The Marine 2 with, Ted DiBiase, Jr.

[braex27]

Priceless

Audrey Tautou is always a charm to watch but the movie was rather flat.

[SexyKev]

Tangled

[Ninja108]

The Mummy and The Mummy Returns.

[Rubber Rat]

Winter's Bone. A dark and ugly tale of backwoods people - a girl trying to find her father because their land is about to be taken if he breaks his bail. There are some really fine performances in this film and it will chill you to the bone.

Excellent movie! Jennifer Lawrence and the actor who plays her uncle give Oscar worthy performances.

[Zaphod]

Crazy Heart.

[nialltt]

Black Swan. That shit was fucked up. Awesome film.

[MJEH89]

[SexyKev]

I watched this movie called "Bully" last night. Was good.

[zoltanspawn]

An Adrienne Barbeau slasher, 1987's Open House, in which gorgeous Los Angeles real estate agents suffer the onslaught of an angry plebe. Shoulderpads ahoy.

[phoenix72]

The Next 3 Days saw it last night...not bad

[JackinSea]

I got the Israeli film Jellyfish from the library a couple of weeks ago, finally getting around to watching it the
day before it was due. Three (loosely) inter-related plotlines, including a lesbian one. Not a tremendous film,
but great if you're looking for something quick and quirky (it's just over an hour).

P S: the male lead in one of the stories (newlywed husband) is kinda cute.

[arpeggi]

Sunshine Cleaning

I got a bit teary at the end. Anything about the struggling children of dead parents does this to me. Even Harry Potter for fucks sake. *sigh*

Amy Adams is just so perfect in everything. I'm a bit sad the sister didn't get it on with Chloe from 24.

[hylas]

easy a: it doesnt go as far as it should and could have, but its got its heart in the right place. stanley tucci and patricia clarkson are hilarious as the protagonists bohemian parents.

rabbit hole: understated meditation on grief. sad but not miserable, sensitive but not mawkish. maybe a little too quiet overall, but it made me cry in a good way.

[JackinSea]

Sunshine Cleaning

I got a bit teary at the end. Anything about the struggling children of dead parents does this to me. Even Harry Potter for fucks sake. *sigh*

Amy Adams is just so perfect in everything. I'm a bit sad the sister didn't get it on with Chloe from 24.

Thanks - I have that one on my To Be Watched pile!

[miaedu]

Sneak of I Love You Phillip Morris

http://www.justusboys.com/forum/show...49#post6723349

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoFANivV44g[/ame]

[hylas]

^ looks cute, but i fucking hate jim carrey. well, at least theres ewan mcgregor. probably gonna see it, maybe with a date... looks like a date movie.

[hylas]

welcome to the dollhouse: man, that movie goes to some dark places. its a refreshing antidote to the romanticised, often sickeningly sweet and glossy depictions of adolescence that hollywood usually offers. but on its own, its a little too formless and miserable for my taste.

[OTHFan]

The First Wives Club, then The Family Stone back to back.

[zoltanspawn]

welcome to the dollhouse: man, that movie goes to some dark places. its a refreshing antidote to the romanticised, often sickeningly sweet and glossy depictions of adolescence that hollywood usually offers. but on its own, its a little too formless and miserable for my taste.

Todd Solondz is always interesting, if not always successful. Haven't seen Life During Wartime yet, but am looking forward to it.

[JackinSea]

welcome to the dollhouse: man, that movie goes to some dark places. its a refreshing antidote to the romanticised, often sickeningly sweet and glossy depictions of adolescence that hollywood usually offers. but on its own, its a little too formless and miserable for my taste.

I mentioned that one to an acquaintance a few years ago, and he replied: "But, I was the Weinerdog!"

The cute "rapist" appears in the John Waters film "Pecker" as a male stripper.

[GL]

tron: legacy!!

and i must say it was awesome!!

[Tribunal]

Tron Legacy, loved it. I'm really trying to understand all the negativity people are having toward it. Not the greatest film ever made but definitely worth a trip to the theater!

[AussieGuy91]

I think the last film I saw was Red.

[hylas]

The cute "rapist" appears in the John Waters film "Pecker" as a male stripper.

i was thinking... hes a little too young to be seriously lusted after, but hes gonna grow up to be a fine man... a quick google/imdb search reveals him to be kinda average looking these days, though.

[MJEH89]

I was in the mood, so...

[agaymale]

In theaters, Tron: Legacy

On DVD: Murder at the Gallop with Margaret Rutherford starring as Jane Marple. She was in a series of Miss Marple movies back in the 60s, and all of them are a hoot!

[adam04]

Just got done with the movie FROZEN!

[justusboysfan_1234]

this one's easy. the remake of tron. yesterday.

[IowaGuy]

Love and Other Drugs

[Tribunal]

Despicable Me

[Ninja108]

Aladdin - nothing like seeing movies form your childhood.

[hylas]

watched despicable me because of a favourable review and because it has a premise with potential. what a disappointment. the animation is nice, and the story could be worse, but its still disjointed, cloying, predictable, mediocre, and all-around boring. in fact i got so bored, i didnt even watch til the end.

[Ninja108]

Disney's Christmas Carol...the memory lane trip continues...

[hothunk222]

Black Swan.... it was amazing/freaky/beautiful/scary. WOW.

[Ninja108]

Silent Night, Deadly Night

[arpeggi]

Silent Night, Deadly Night

I watched that movie when I was 7. Some seriously horrible nightmares back then.

I recall a murder scene involving dear antlers.... and a naked woman's breasts.

[fluxxx]

The Last Exorcism

[neoachilles]

Just got back from True Grit, and I absolutely loved it.

[Just: Mills]

Burke & Hare, in Leicester Square on Sunday ..

[Ninja108]

Batman Returns

[CGHJ]

Tron, and it was fucking horrible. I was a big fan of the original and I was so excited, been waiting for months, and even took a cab to the theater ($$!) because it was raining and I couldn't bike there and I just had to fucking see it. Fie on you Disney.

[Spiff]

Disney's Christmas Carol...the memory lane trip continues...

I watched that a few nights ago. Much better than I expected. It wasn't over Disney-fied and stayed mostly true to book. Carey was a great Scrooge and didn't get inappropriately goofy like I thought he would. Zemekis's motion capture lended itself well to achieve a dream-like state.


The last movie I saw was Robin Hood last night. Very boring and disappointing for a Ridley Scott directed movie. Russel Crowe played himself rather than Robin. And poor Cate Blanchet's talent was wasted.

[MJEH89]

Disney's Christmas Carol...the memory lane trip continues...

I watched that a few nights ago. Carey was a great Scrooge...Zemekis's motion capture lended itself well to achieve a dream-like state.

I think "Ninja108" was referring to the 1983 cartoon version that Disney did which featured Mickey mouse as "Bob Cratchit".

[arpeggi]

Black Swan- It got a bit ridiculous and unconvincing towards the end (not on account of its cast), but all that was soon forgotten after the black swan emerges. Overall it was a thrilling emotional trip through the tortured mind of a dedicated artist. Not only Darren Aronofsky's best film, but Natalie Portman is SENSATIONAL. I can't recall a better or more inspired performance in a long time. She will be winning every award there is.

The Fantastic Mr. Fox- Wes Anderson's style suits this stop-motion family film wonderfully. The characters and voice performances were all great as well. It's worth watching for the labored-over art and character design alone.

[Ninja108]

I think "Ninja108" was referring to the 1983 cartoon version that Disney did which featured Mickey mouse as "Bob Cratchit".

I was indeed, but the other version is good as well.