The Official What was the last movie you saw??

"Pavlous wrote:

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)

LOL...I was half-expecting you to name which drug you were on in that last one.

Love and other drugs (marijuana) (4/5...the weed, not the movie)

Let The Right One In. The dub acting sucked but the movie was good.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twuScTcDP_Q

Surprised I missed this the first time around. Sam Rockwell puts in a hell of a performance.

Just watched Mind****.. er .. "Mindflesh"

If you can stomach it 'till the climax you'll feel like it was worth it...

Truly one of the greatest, most original horror/sci-fi flics I've ever seen to date.

No Strings Attached- was actually pretty good, didnt become a Love story until the very end.

This next one is brilliant yet tragic. "Enter the Void"...Normally I don't like watching Hallucenigenic tripfests (especially creepy drug movies like "less than zero"), but this one you simply cannot turn away from. The cinematography and graphics are absolutely cutting edge, exploring scintilating mind visuals and out of body experiences ala The Tibetan Book of the Dead (i.e. "bardo" states). This one is undeniably genius yet may be too much for the casual moviegoer (NOT A DATE MOVIE!)...

the fighter. i was honestly shocked at how good it was. the trailer made me think it would be nonsense. a friend of mine gave me a copy of it on DVD that he got somewhere. im not sure how it looked in it original format, but i think the lower quality video actually helped my viewing experience. i think if the movie was shot with a big budget approach with wide, sweeping shots, the movie wouldnt have been very good. it had a story to tell and stayed with it

"VanDolPhan wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twuScTcDP_Q

Surprised I missed this the first time around. Sam Rockwell puts in a hell of a performance.

i enjoyed this movie. ssaw it awhile ago. very smartly made

Saw The Rite w/Anthony Hopkins.

Blah. Hopkins is good but the rest of the movie is straight garbage. Ignore the fact that the trailer looks good. Marketing probably saved them a few dollars.

watched the two movies on the life of gangster Jacques Mesrine. Mesrine (Killer Instinct) and Mesrine (Public Enemy #1). You have to see both if you're going to see this with killer instinct setting up public enemy. actually really good. kind of surprised. This is one of France's most notorius criminals so obviosuly very french and dramatic lol but the guy was insane. he broke out of jail four times, would rob two banks instead of one at a time, etc...great acting by the lead actor cassell. there are so many incidents in this guy's life that they dont really spend too much time on any one. character development suffers a bit but the action makes up for it

"Jaydog57 wrote:

Watched tonight. It was ok. The

fall from the ski lift was pretty gnarly. And then to get eaten alive by wolves.

What a great ski trip! Kind of like 'Open Water' but done a bit better I thought.

I liked it ok, but the wife thought it was stupid. She hated the characters, thought they acted nonsensically and rooted for them to die.

"adamprez2003 wrote:

("Moon") i enjoyed this movie. ssaw it awhile ago. very smartly made

Old school sci-fi done very, very well.

Yesterday, we celebrated being snowed in by watching "The Shining" on Blu-Ray. We'd always loved it, but man ... does the Blu Ray transfer ever kick it up a notch.

Moon was an awesome movie. Sam Rockwell deserved to nominated for something for that role.

Watched a documentary called street fight the other night. Pretty good ****. Its about one of the mayoral races in new jersey and basically some of the under handed stuff that goes on.

Watched RED. amusing, but not great. John Malkovich was the best part of the movie.

SLC Punk. A must see. You can stream it through Netflix.

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Let Me In. I loved it although I thought the ending could have been better.

Watched the other night. What a crazy ass movie. Just plain....odd. After about 5 minutes it reminded me of Napoleon Dynamite, and lo and behold, that's the first thing on the top of the movie poster. Not to say there weren't some offensively funny parts, but it was still disturbing to the point of saying, "WTF?" out loud. Many times.

Tillman Story - good documentary on ex-cardinal Pat Tillman. His family is still searching for answers.

Big Fan. Good movie for crazy football fans.

In theaters:

127 hours - 3/5
The rite - 3/5

TV:

Princess and the frog - 3/5

"TheHighExhaulted wrote:

Big Fan. Good movie for crazy football fans.

That movie was uber depressing...

So far I have seen all the movies nominated for best picture at the oscars except True Grit. The movie I liked the most was The Kings Speech. The story was one I had not heard before but it was told in a very compelling way with great acting, script, sets and directing. I think Colin Firth deserves to win best actor. His performance was sensational. The second best movie for me was Winters Bone because it was such a raw film with interesting plot developments. For best supporting actor it really should be by far Christian Bale in the Fighter because he stole all the scenes and his character was played like it was truly organic. My pick for best Actress would be Annette Benning for the Kids Will Be Alright.

RED

honestly I thought the movie was boring and the actors were kind of phoning it in.

I also watched Fathead as it is now streaming on netflix. Much better movie than Super Size Me.

Salt. Predictable and far fetched but I really enjoyed it. Jolie plays that role very well.

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