What was the last movie you watched?

The Sorcerer's Apprenctice

For a second time. I LOVE it! Normally I can't stand Cage, but he wasn't all that bad in this one. Amazing music and a fast-paced story made up for a great experience. ^^

 

Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within

Watched it again for the first time in years. It still has nothing to do with Final Fantasy. Not a bad sci-fi movie though.

 

The last movie i watched was sin city. I mightn't have read frank millars works but the movies made are inspirational, unusual and refreshingly open minded and complex at points.

 

I went to go see Dinner for Schmucks on Monday. I have to say that it was better than I had expected. The story had its deep moments while trying to maintain that it is a comedy. Paul Rudd and Steve Carell had fantastic chemestry. Every should--no, must--see this movie as soon as possible.

 

Star Wreck: In the Pirkinging

An awesome amateur movie.

 

The last movie that I saw was Charlie St. Cloud. It was pretty good; it had me in tears most of the time because it was so sad. Zac Efron does an amazing job as the lead actor, and he really is good at portraying emotions without going overboard (at least, in my opinion). Overall, though, the plot was something that's been around before, only this time, it has a mix of supernatural in it--Charlie sees dead people. Still, not a bad flick.

 

Liar Liar. I don't know why but everytime I see a Jim Carrey movie I feel frustrated.

 

Ondine

I thought it was interesting to say the least. Although I couldn't really understand what was going on half the time @_@

 

Indiana Jones & The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull
A weaker sequel to the previous ones. It had some interesting scenes but the plot was a little too far-fetched for my taste.

 

I watched The Matrix for the first time in my life last week. It was certainly something. I don't even remember what I last saw in theaters though...

 

Brooklyn Rules.
Wasn't terrible, although I called the person being killed at the end of the movie in his first scene. But I was surprised when

Spoiler

Alec Baldwin's

character got axed, though.

 

Gladiator.

It was pretty awesome. Really loved it, especially the ending.

 

Iron Man 2

The effects are amazing in HD and I wish RDJ was my uncle (or my father... that'd be so much cooler).

 

Easy A.
Loved, loved, loved it. The humor wasn't too over the top, the plot wasn't really raunchy (in my opinion), and I really enjoyed all the references to John Hughes and The Scarlet Letter . I will definitely be buying it when it comes out on dvd.

 

I watched Love Me If You Dare last night, for probably the hundredth time since summer. It's easily become my favorite movie, and it's made me wish I had a boy best friend to play that game with. It's such an amazing love story, even though they're horrible to each other at times. I really adore this movie and I highly doubt any movie can ever top it.

 

Princess and the Frog. Like three times. I wish Disney kept making movies like that (with the old animation concepts and such).

 

You Again

Kristen Bell, Jaime Lee Curtis, Betty White, and Sigourney Weaver all in one movie makes it amazing.

It really took me back to my childhood and I can relate to Marnie's (Kristen Bell's character) situation except change High School with elementary and middle school and that was me. Except my initials don't spell... -laugh- MOO!!!!! XP Anyways I almost cried after it finished because I know that something like that can never happen in my life and Amanda (the evil little child of the devil who killed my childhood, mind you i'm not making this up) will never get what she deserves from me...

 

The Legend of the Guardians

EPIC.

 

I just watched Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Not my favorite Disney movie, but it was still entertaining. =)

 

Just came back from watching Easy-A with some of my friends. It was so much better than I thought it would be. =P Though I gotta say, that Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows trailer got a pretty loud squeal of glee out of me.