the last film you watched thread

[crimsonpaine]

Alladin....

[cron9por]

Gangster Squad.

Good but not a classic.
One moment gave me goose bumps.

[SLOPPYSECONDS]

Niepokonani

[chrisrobin]

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Lolita (the original version)

[likecharlie]

The Little Foxes

[zoltanspawn]

Bruce La Bruce's movies' 'edgy' pretexts almost always seem merely prurient to me.

More of that, The Raspberry Reich (2004).

[FanofFiction]

Les Mis. I was indeed miserable through the whole movie. It sucked. My humble opinion.

[Maklaar13]

This last weekend we watched "Taken 2". It was not my choice, I thought the first one was good but I'm not much for sequels. Well to my amazement, it was freaking great, so much so that it kept me a the edge of my seat, at one point my partner even told me to relax a bit, but I could not. They set up the story quite well and quickly, the action began and it was great, Liam Neeson was great in it and sexy, was produced by Luc Beeson and the best part it was around 90 minutes. Go see it.

[Ninja108]

Carrie - still sad on so many levels

[zoltanspawn]

Extraordinarily sorrowful, The Deer Hunter (1978).

[Ninja108]

Darkness falls

[braex27]

Extraordinarily sorrowful, The Deer Hunter (1978).

Have only ever seen this film once and it has stayed with me since. Some truly harrowing scenes.

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Life of Pi.

[braex27]

Private Romeo. I appreciate the attempt to adapt it to a different setting but I feel, if they were gonna go for a military theme... it would have worked better if set during an actual war.

Still, cute boys espousing Shakespeare is never really a bad thing.

[Durango95]

Now Voyager

[zoltanspawn]

Have only ever seen this film once and it has stayed with me since. Some truly harrowing scenes.

It actually hurt me to watch it. The characters are true, and their suffering provokes real empathy.

It's fairly been called a masterpiece.

[braex27]

Now Voyager

Love this film! Bette Davis at her best.

It actually hurt me to watch it. The characters are true, and their suffering provokes real empathy.

It's fairly been called a masterpiece.

I know what you mean about it hurting to watch this film. so intense. I stopped halfway and resumed at a later time.

[GrkGuy187]

Les Miserables - epic and powerful stuff. Brave film making. Anne Hathaway's rendition of 'I Dreamed A Dream' will go down history. Amazing!

[Drugstore Cowboy]

django, gotta admit i REALLY loved it. it was really a fun epic movie imho

[CowboyBob]

Watched "On the Town" (1949) last night with Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra, Ann Miller, Vera-Ellen. Remarkable movie musical. I remember seeing it for the first time on the late late show when I was young and thought it was incredible.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0041716/

They don't make them like that anymore.

[zoltanspawn]

The follies of vampirism are visited on a catholic priest. Thirst (2009).

[SLOPPYSECONDS]

days of wine and roses

[Ninja108]

Silver Linings playbook

[zoltanspawn]

Beasts of the Southern Wild (2012) a lush fable about courage. I liked it, though I think it's a few steps short of being a Malick film, to which many have justifiably compared it. Many viewers seem to hate it.

[chrisrobin]

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Casablanca - always a treat.

[TickTockMan]

Edge of Seventeen (1998)


http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0138414/combined


It was a good gay coming of age story.

[Maklaar13]

Last weekend we saw a movie called "Butter" we read about it and thought it would be interesting, it turn out to be an almost perfect movie, Jennifer Garner is great as a crazy bitch, but the whole cast was great and the story is just so touching in so many ways. We also saw "Looper" it was great, well crafted and well acted, that said, it was also very confusing but in a good way, because it keeps you interested and then you realize that you most buy the dvd so you can see it over and over until you figure it all out. I tend to like this sort of films, I called them my go to collection because regardless that you know what is going to happen, they don't shove it in your face and I find it interesting to try and figure it out for myself.

[Durango95]

Remains of the Day

[Ninja108]

Clue......

[Spiff]

django, gotta admit i REALLY loved it. it was really a fun epic movie imho

Saw it last night, and I agree with you. Quentin's movies are hit and miss with me, but this one was a big hit. The movie felt like what you would get if you crossed Kill Bill with Blazing Saddles. And Samuel Jackson was kick ass as usual. Leonardo was exceptional too.

[MJEH89]

[Native Son]

Skyfall

.......

What did u think, Vancouver?

[TickTockMan]

Jack the Giant Slayer


I liked it, but it was easy to guess how the movie would go.

[MJEH89]

[Maklaar13]

Last weekend we watched "The Talented Mr. Ripley" again, it had been a long time. It was once again amazing! Matt Damon is superb as the psycho main character and he looks absolutely edible in those green square cut bathing suit, that leaves very little to the imagination. Jude Law is so beautiful you almost want to lick the tv and Gwyneth Paltrow and Cate Blanchet are also fantastic. You go and see it now, there are also a lot of edge of your seat moments.

[zoltanspawn]

Two shock cinema favorites you can watch on Youtube.

Man Behind the Sun (1988) is exploitation with a paper thin narrative structure. You may as well fast-forward to the juicy horrible parts because the rest of the film is boring. I skipped through most of it. Japanese atrocities.

A Serbian Film (2010) isn't boring, by contrast, but it is silly. I found the tone to be so farfetched as to never bother me, though it's constantly cited as one of the most disturbing films ever made. A needy ex-porn star is coerced into the vilest imaginable acts.

[MJEH89]

[zoltanspawn]

A spineless man is afflicted with trouble and remains addled.

The Coen brothers' A Serious Man (2009).

[Maklaar13]

This last weekend we watched "Love and Other Disasters" again. I highly recommend it. Especially for those people that feel that they could never find that special one. It's funny, witty and the characters are well executed.

[chance1]

The Iron Lady

really good - Meryl Streep is really good in everything right ?

her husband (Dennis) played by Jim Broadbent - excellent

man England was pretty fucked up back then - all kinds of strikes going on

[ElmosToe]

Oz, The Great and Powerful

It was awesome. I love Jams Franco. I could easily see Johnny Depp play this role, but then he would have completely destroyed the film, Franco is so much better, much hotter and fits the role. They did a pretty good job. Gives me hope that Disney won't fuck up any new Star Wars films they are planning on making.

[TickTockMan]

Diary of a Wimpy Kid



I liked it.

[Native Son]

Oz, The Great and Powerful

I want to see this, but I'm kinda afraid...

[pigtaurus]

This afternoon, I watched Dead Again (it was the fiftieth time at least, may be my favorite)

[ElmosToe]

I want to see this, but I'm kinda afraid...

Afraid of what?

[ChickenGuy]

Movie marathon!


Season of the Witch

The Green Hornet

The Company Men

The Mechanic

The Rite

Sanctum

Brighton Rock

The Eagle

Gnomeo & Juliet

Unknown

I Am Number Four

Paul

Drive Angry


(and yes they're all from early 2011 - that's how far behind I am on my list)

[MJEH89]

[SLOPPYSECONDS]

magnificat 1993

[Carlo1991]

the iron lady

[Native Son]

Afraid of what?

Afraid it'll be a waste of time. I read some mixed reviews before the release.

Last film: Vanilla Sky

[zoltanspawn]

Big agri-business is bad. Food, Inc. (2008).