The Official What was the last movie you saw??

Yoda maybe I am, think of that ever did you.....hmmmmmm?

 

I did a F&F movie marathon this weekend before I seen part 4. Part 4 wasn't bad, not epic as you said and the last scene made me laugh big time.

Spoiler

It was cool to see Han in the beginning. I liked him in part 3. I actually liked part 3 the best out of them all, Plus, part 3 seems more realistic than all the others.

 

Saw the 'Friday the 13th' remake today at the local dollar movie theatre. The violence and boobs were worth it, but I'da been disappointed if I'd paid full price to see it.

 

Yeh I did too. The concept is great. Vampires that go to a place where its dark for 30 days at a time...

 

I saw Watchmen a few weeks ago, it very good.
I rented Milk last weekend it was an excellent film, too much dude on dude action but still a great movie.

Finally I rented Quantum of Solace, it was a disappointment, Casino Royalle was better

 

Wow I'm sad because Casino Royal bored me to tears.

 

Casino Royal? I wonder what movie you were watching?

I saw Gone Baby Gone the other night again, and it was still just as good as the first time.

 

Watched a VERY underrated werewolf movie from a few years ago called "Dog Soldiers".

Check it out if you get a chance and are into the genre.

 

Was that the WW II werewolf flick?

 

Nope...

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Summary: Sergeant Harry Wells (Sean Pertwee) leads a team of British soldiers on a routine expedition to the Scottish Highlands. The six men would rather be at home watching the game, but they are even more dismayed when a carcass lands on their campfire. The next morning, they happen upon a severely injured Captain Richard Ryan (Liam Cunningham) and the bloody remains of his squadron. Soon they are attacked by giant werewolf beasts and chased through the woods, only to be saved by zoologist Megan (Emma Cleasby), who explains some of the truth about the creatures. They all take refuge in an old farmhouse while the threat of the monsters looms increasingly heavy.

 

They're all older than you what do you expect.

 

I've got it on my Netflix queue, now it's getting bumped to the top.

 

You won't regret it bro!

 

You never disappoint you grammar nazi.

 

Saw the original Scary Movie the other night. Still one of the funniest movies I have ever seen.

 

LMAO Stitches that made my day

 

Just finished watching 'The Mist' in black and white. A fantastic flick that is even better sans color. Give's you that 1960s movie feel.

 

i thought it was ******ed. To each his/her own.

I watch Fight Club again after so many years. Such a good movie.

 

Superbad

...and it lived up to its title.

Worst Movie Ever

 

Really? I've heard it was great. I haven't gotten around to seeing it, though.

 

I usually like moronic humor, but this was on a whole different level. Usually even when a movie is bad I can find at least one character to connect with in some form, but I didn't feel that with this crapfest. I think I chuckled once and spent the rest of the time like this...



I may have uttered "Oh my god, make it stop" once or twice.

 

We're even then, cause I thought Fight Club sucked.

Sorry, Brad Pitt as a badass? Doesn't fly.

 

I loved Superbad. The movie was just rancid with it's humor.

Favorite part was McLovin and the cops. Good times.

 

*Important question*

Were you baked at the time?

That's a pretty big detail that would explain alot.

 

How dare you even think that I wasn't! Why do you think most of my reviews are positive?

 

Superbad is the most overrated movie of the past couple of years.

I thought some parts were funny. (Bill Hader & Joe Lo Truglio) Seth Rogen was decent in it because he was in small doses. I still forbid myself to watch a movie of him where he is starring.

 

Bedtime Stories

 

"Blindness." Not sure how I feel about it yet.

 

Same here, funny movie. Good family movie

 

Dark City: Director's Cut - First time I had ever seen this movie. It was interesting to say the least and pretty cool IMO.

 

Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery - It's great, lol. Always good fun.

 

very cool, underrated film .......... i think i shall go pick it up this week, way to make me spend money stitches.....

 

Ok, the more I thought about this movie, the madder I got. It is relentlessly dreary and needlessly brutal, all to make a point which is lost in the film's illogic. Horrible.

Dark City is one of my five favorite movies of all time. I must have seen it at least 10 times. Stitches, you are very fortunate to have seen the director's cut first, as it makes a classic movie even better. Definitely worth owning on Blu Ray.

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Also over the weekend, I saw "Miracle at St. Anna's," which was meandering and ultimately unsatisfying, despite being light years more bearable than "Blindness." And I wrapped up the weekend with the wonderful "Princess Bride." While I had seen it many times, this was my first viewing on Blu-Ray, and it was great.