The Official What was the last movie you saw??

Just saw that for the first time about a year or so ago. Scarring, to be sure. Of course, this is from the man who just watched a movie that culminated with a literal sex bomb.

 

The Life Before Her Eyes- OK movie

 

Reno 911! Miami

It was surprisingly funny. I liked it.

 

I think that last movie I watched was Juno.
I thought it was like Napoleon Dynamite but funnier.

 

Harlan County, USA. Its a Great Documentary for anyone interested.

 

Harold & Kumar Escape Guantanamo Bay

 

'Blade Runner' - Classic Sci-Fi movie with Harrison Ford

and I saw Tropic Thunder on Fri. night. Not as funny as people are saying, but still worth seeing.

 

Fear X - pretty lame and the ending sucked...

Freeze Frame - Interesting concept, I enjoyed it...

 

I've seen a ton lately:

THE DEFILERS: 1962 exploitation movie about two guys who'll do anything for "Kicks, man! KICKS!" Kennedy-era nekkid boobies are the best. It was weird.

THE DAY THE EARTH CAUGHT FIRE: Also made in 1962, but a vastly different movie. About what happens when the U.S. and the Russians detonate test nukes simultaneously and unbeknownst to each other on opposite poles. The end of the world ensues.

What raises this above the level of other movies of its ilk is that (a) it's one of the first-ever true disaster movies; and (b) it handles all the proceedings from the perspective of a British newspaper office and is very authentic with the way the reporting of the escalating events is handled. Fascinating movie, and a must for all disaster movie or British movie junkies.

MUMMY 3: TOMB OF THE EMPEROR DUDE: Wow, this was cheezetastic. When the Yeti showed up and started making "It's good!" signals after literally kicking ***, I nearly left the theater. Then I settled down and was able to appreciate it for what it was. The action sequences were entertaining, but Rachel Weisz was sorely missed.

LEGEND (DIRECTOR'S CUT): Somehow, I had missed this 1986 Tom Cruise sword-and-sorcery flick. I should have loved it: Ridley Scott directed, Tim Curry was the baddie and I love the genre. But it was a bit of a snoozer, save for the chick from "Ferris Bueller's Day Off"'s would-be corruption to the dark side, which ended up with her in a goth **** outfit. Yum.

 

Saw The Invasion with Nicole Kidman and Daniel Craig last night. I thought it was actually pretty good. I'd heard only really bad things about it so my expectations were pretty much nonexistent, which probably helped.

 

I saw that one as well the other night, forgot to mention it. I thought it was ok, but I hated how everything worked out so perfectly in the end as if nothing had ever happened.

 

Breach - Definitely my type of movie. Plenty going on to keep my attention, and stuff that made me think.

Stargate - Good fun. Some very cheesy SFx, but at the time I am sure it rocked.

 

I'm always so far behind when seeing movies. I saw Tropic Thunder today. Still LMAO @ "I'm Dave Beckam."

 

Towards Darkness - Great movie. Spotlights the Kidnap/Ransom problem experienced in Columbia. Inspired by true events. Some powerful scenes.

 

Hatchet

Classic slasher flick with lots of horrible gore, cameos from Tony Todd and Robert Englund, the 'token black guy' from 'Not Another Teen Movie' and a real nasty looking antagonist. Plus lots of boobies in the beginning.

 

How to succeed in business without really trying - on Turner Movie Classics.

Funny as hell movie muscial from 1966. Spoofs the rise of a young man in the corporate world. He goes from window washer to Chairman of the Board in the matter of 4 days. Was a Tony award winning play from 1961.

 

Tropic Thunder.......egggggghhhhhhh!

 

Chaos Theory- Not bad, kinda slow in the middle

 

Faces - John Cassavetes

 

Live Free or Die Hard = Awesomeness

 

The Assaination of Jesse James - Great acting by Casey Affleck and Brad Pitt, but kind of a snoozefest (Not to mention it was 3 hours long)

 

I've heard mixed reviews on that one. Is it as boring as I've heard, or should I pop an Energy drink and slog through it?

 

Im mixed on it as well. I really liked the story, I just didnt think they needed 3 hours to tell it.

If you got an afternoon to kill I say go for it.

 

Should I catch it before, or after I watch the entire LOTR trilogy?

 

Before. But After the Godfather and Star Wars Trilogies. Then be sure to watch the Back to The Future trilogy after that.

 

Thats atleast a months worth of mindless entertainment right there...

 

Definitely before, because after you watch the LOTR trilogy no other movie will ever compare in greatness.


and if anyone feels the need to argue with that statement DON'T, because I will ban you before you hit submit reply!

 

Spent Saturday watching all 5 Planet of the Apes movies since the remnants of TS Hanna were blowing through here. I love those movies!

 

just watched it, thought the same thing. My wife said "well it was good until the ending".

 

On vacation here in South Bend, Ind., where the Carmike Cinema has a policy of free admission for wheelchair users, so I've been busy.

"Tropic Thunder" -- ridiculously funny. Great stuff.

"Mirrors" -- Some cheap scares and a few legitimate ones. This flick was more silly than anything else, but there were quie a few choice moments of Kiefer Sutherland saying "DAMMIT!"

"Bangkok Dangerous" -- Pretty good, save for an unsatisfying ending.

 

Id never leave that place. Is there a limit on how many you can watch per day, or do you just go from one theater to the next?

 

No limit. I've seen three movies in two days. Going to see a double feature of "Babylon A.D." and "Death Race" tonight or tomorrow.

 

you suck. How long you staying there? You need an escort this weekend to the movies?

 

Coming home Saturday. On the negative side, my hotel put a pending charge on my credit card for my whole stay.

 

Children of Men - starts a bit slow, but overall a very good and solid film. Definitely recommended.

Baby Mama - a few laughs here and there, but not worth wasting your time.

 

I felt the same way about Baby Mama....was very dissapointed. Tina Fey is funny, but this movie was a joke.