The Official What was the last movie you saw??

"Jaydog57 wrote:

I watched '127 Hours' last night. Coincidentally, Danny Boyle directed this as well as the last movie I watched, '28 Days Later.' He must really like stories based on time or something. It was about Aron Ralston, the guy who was hiking through a canyon in Utah and got his arm pinned under a boulder. I thought it was really good. Reminds you to always let somebody know where you're going by yourself.

James Franco was great.

I loved the soundtrack as well.

"BlameItOnTheHenne wrote:

James Franco was great.

I loved the soundtrack as well.

When he starts cutting of his arm and that awful ear splitting sound that plays every time he touches what I think was a nerve. It still makes me cringe when I think of it. And Franco was great I agree. Movies like this and castaway where we only deal with one character for the majority of the film rely so heavily on the actor.

"The_Dark_Knight wrote:

Well, that's 1 hour and 39 minutes of my life I'll never get back again. If I had the movie poster on my external hard drive and not just the movie itself, I think I would have deleted it without even watching it.

That movie always makes me hungry. That stew looked damn good.

"Dol-Fan Dupree wrote:

Agreed, it wasn't convenient, nor was it a happy ending. I thought the entire ending of the movie was ****ed up.

I wish in the movie, they had the same ending as the book, where you see Cato charge at katniss and Peeta. I felt the movie rushed the ending and left important details from the book such as Peeta losing his leg. They did not even show any of that which kind of disappointed me.

I also love the people who say its a rip off of Battle Royal. The concept alone is not original and has been done before. But both books are different.

With that said, I am excited for Catching fire, which is a better book and hopefully better movie. Haven't read the third book yet

I watched "Drive" last night. I thought it okay, but not great.

I did think it was interesting to see Albert Brooks playing a bad guy.

I seen American Reunion this past weekend... for anyone who was a fan of the first three, it's a must-see.

It was great seeing the original cast back together and had plenty of laughs.

21 Jump Street

Holeee Hell what good movie.

The 3 Stooges has to be terrible, right?

Godspell (1972). Entrancing. No words to describe the experience.

"lmeister3 wrote:

Godspell (1972). Entrancing. No words to describe the experience.

I was in a live production of this when I was in my teens.

Let that bake your noodle.

"Finascious D wrote:

I was in a live production of this when I was in my teens.Let that bake your noodle.

Hey, you leave my noodle alone.

"BlameItOnTheHenne wrote:

The 3 Stooges has to be terrible, right?

I think it has to be. 1930's comedy characters in modern times.

I watched 'Blow' last night. Has to be my favorite Depp film, I've seen it many times.

Seeing Cabin in the Woods tonight...hopefully it's as good as those smart movie critics says it is....

And it was. Definitely worth a trip to the movies if you like a gory horror movie that makes you think.

The cast was very impressive as well imo.

"BlameItOnTheHenne wrote:

And it was. Definitely worth a trip to the movies if you like a gory horror movie that makes you think.

The cast was very impressive as well imo.

Does it look to be a movie that has several sequels and becomes a franchise?

"Jaydog57 wrote:

Does it look to be a movie that has several sequels and becomes a franchise?

Without spoiling anything I'm just gonna keep it simple and say no.

Finally watched Thor last night. Really enjoyed it.

"BlameItOnTheHenne wrote:

Without spoiling anything I'm just gonna keep it simple and say no.

That's what sh...

never mind.

Currently watching Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure. :lol:

"Stitches wrote:

Currently watching Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure. :lol:

Can you believe they are making another one?

Wrath of the Titans - I enjoyed it

"Nappy Roots wrote:

Wrath of the Titans - I enjoyed it

I did too. I watched a show on the making of it, and the cast enjoyed making this one alot more as well. They didnt have to be chained to the movie being a remake so they could get alot more creative.

"Nappy Roots wrote:

Wrath of the Titans - I enjoyed it

uggh didnt like it. wish they filmed or took it serious like a Braveheart or Troy films

"Big E wrote:

Can you believe they are making another one?

I guess Bill & Ted will probably be the parents in this one. The 'Bogus Journey' sequel was terrible.

Cabin in the Woods was awesome.
Its such a **** you to Hollywood and such a brilliant decconstruction of the genre.