The Official What was the last movie you saw??

"Stitches wrote:

Book of Eli - Really liked it, and had no problem with pacing. Great visuals and sound quality too.

The Other Guys - I really liked it. Not sure what to compare it to, lot of stuff I found to be funny because of how awkward or dumb it was. Certainly not a movie I would expect everyone to like.

Great movie.

The Town...eh.

The last movie that I watched was Gulliver's Travel. Aside from then fact that it was one of my favorite childhood story. The movie is really spectacular, I'm pretty sure that everybody will like it especially the children because Jack Black's role is so funny and the people are so tiny and cute, If I were to rate I think I'll give 4/5.

Watched Unstoppable w/Denzel.

True story about a runaway train carrying chemicals and on a collision course with a city in PA.

Very pleasantly surprised.

Just watched Inception. My movie of the year.

"Ohio Fanatic wrote:

Just watched Inception. My movie of the year.

Loved it. Watched it twice on back to back nights. It was just as enjoyable the second time through.

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The Girl Next Door. Really funny in spots, decent albeit unbelievable plot, and Elisha Cuthbert is a hot box of rocks.

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"Stitches wrote:

Book of Eli - Really liked it, and had no problem with pacing. Great visuals and sound quality too.

The Other Guys - I really liked it. Not sure what to compare it to, lot of stuff I found to be funny because of how awkward or dumb it was. Certainly not a movie I would expect everyone to like.

The other guys was soooo funny to me...

There were so many funny scenes in that movie. Like the running gag about the homeless guys having sex in his car. The smacktalking scene where Ferrell is referring to himself as a tuna. The digitography of the bar scene. The scene with the grandmother relaying messages back and forth between Ferrel and Mendes was sidesplitting. The captain working a second job at home depot. It had to be the funniest movie of 2010...:lol:

Just saw Southland Tales. I had high expectations and it lived up to them. Very entertaining and would highly recommend it if you haven't seen it as it kinda flew under the radar but has a cavalcade of Hollywood actors in it. Any film that can manage to get Jon Lovitz and John Larroquette in a movie together gets an instant thumbs up for me...

"VanDolPhan wrote:

Black Swan.

Pretty f'd up that movie is.........although pretty hot scene between Portman/Kunis!

:hump:

"Ohio Fanatic wrote:

Just watched Inception. My movie of the year.

My brother saw that last night and said about the same thing. Definitely one I want to check out.

I watched last night. Hadn't seen it in several years, a really awesome movie.

Saw The Abyss (Special Edition) and Contact last night. Contact, in particular, was better than I remember it being.

Ghost World...indie movie made in 2001 I believe with a very young Scarlett Johanssen, Thora Birch, and Steve Buscemi. Very solid movie.

Case 39. 8/10. Couple really scary parts, one made my jaw drop. I was shocked!

Machete....Awesome! Michelle Rodriquez has never looked finer.

Recently rewatched a classic early 80's film, "The Survivors"...

Robin Williams' character gets pushed over the edge and becomes a survivalist ("When society gets flushed down the toilet, we'll be the ones clinging to the rim!"). Classic underrated movie with Walter Matheau, very funny with a touching ending about the basic decency of humanity. Glad I decided to rewatch it.

I'm currently tempted to watch C.H.U.D. again, due to the imminent hiring of Rob Chudzinsky...

Just watched "Men Who Hate Women (the girl with the dragon tattoo)", a Swedish film that came out earlier this year. I watch most of my movies online and after reading this review http://www.capecodonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20110108/LIFE/101080301 Well, I just had to watch it.

Definitely worth it. Not gonna give away anything. If you're in a movie rut and need something original, you're in luck.

"Pandarilla wrote:

Just watched "Men Who Hate Women (the girl with the dragon tattoo)", a Swedish film that came out earlier this year. I watch most of my movies online and after reading this review http://www.capecodonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20110108/LIFE/101080301 Well, I just had to watch it.

Definitely worth it. Not gonna give away anything. If you're in a movie rut and need something original, you're in luck.

Excellent flick. I believe the sequel is out already. They are doing an US remake and I thought they said Daniel Craig was taking the lead.

"GreysonWinfield wrote:

Excellent flick. I believe the sequel is out already. They are doing an US remake and I thought they said Daniel Craig was taking the lead.

I like how the movie takes the extra time to tie up all the loose ends. American films almost always just kill off the bad guy and start to roll the credits. Also, I could have definitely gone without the nudity in this one...LOL.

been awhile since i posted/gave fist pumps

green hornet-wasnt expecting much. it was ok. enjoyed it until they reached the Newspaper building. 2/5
black swan-didnt know much going into it just how good it was. weird lil movie. good acting though. AWESOME make out scene with Portman/Kunis. 3.5/5
the fighter-wow Bale was great. should expect awards to pile up for him 4/5
tron legacy-pretty good popcorn flick 3/5

"GreysonWinfield wrote:

Excellent flick. I believe the sequel is out already. They are doing an US remake and I thought they said Daniel Craig was taking the lead.

All three movies have already been made in Sweden:

• The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo

• The Girl Who Played With Fire

• The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest

I watched the first two Monday night. I found the first one pretty interesting and the second one ... ok.

I watched all three of the swedish versions of "The Girl..." series. The first one was the best and very good. The other two weren't as good but they were worth watching. They also completed the series and filled in her background. I believe they are currently making the American version of the first one.

I also saw the Green Hornet. I had fun, but for most it will depend on whether you find SR funny or not. It did get unbelievable at the end, but IMO it wasn't that out of place with the overall movie. Its one of those movies where you have to go in planning to suspend disbelief.

Just watched "Zeitgeist:Addendum"...WOW!

Should be required viewing for every citizen of the world...

Just finished watching "The King's Speech". Superb acting, especially Colin Firth. He should win an Oscar, hands down. Yes it is a period piece, and its slow by some people's standards I am sure. But it was funny in parts, especially when the speech therapist gets King George to say : "Sh*t, sh*t, sh*t, f*ck, f*ck, f*ck, t*ts.....its hilarious. Highly recommend, I give it a 5/5.

The last movies that I've watched were:

My sister's keeper (on tv) - 4/5
The tourist (theater) 5/5
Love and other drugs (4/5)