What was the last movie you watched?

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The Other Guys.

Pretty funny between Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrel, though it's the kind of stupid humor that can go either way with people.

 

Waterworld
I've seen this movie before. I love the setting.

 

Enchanted
It was on television last night, It was wonderful c:

Planning to watch Tangled, Tinkerbell, Tinkerbell: The Great Fairy Rescue, Tinkerbell: The Lost Treasure and Lion King 2 later! n___n

 

Battle: Los Angeles
Well actually, I'm in the middle of watching it right now.

I watched Real Steel last night

 

The last movie I saw was "The Virgin Suicides" (1999).

Spoiler: More Movies

The past couple of weeks I've had plenty of time for watching movies. Here's the list of the one's I've seen, by most recently watched, since my last post in this thread:

1. The Virgin Suicides
2. 50/50
3. Drive
4. Black Swan
5. Melinda and Melinda
6. Departures
7. Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera
8. Lost in Translation
9. Apocalypse Now
10. Crash
11. The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
12. Flipped
13. The Fall
14. Somewhere
15. Conviction
16. The Kids Are All Right
17. How to Train Your Dragon
18. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules
19. The Eagle
20. Incendies
21. Ghost World
22. Restless
23. 13 Assassins
24. Home
25. Girl with a Pearl Earring
26. Best Worst Movie
27. Troll 2
28. Trust
29. Contact
30. Red Planet
31. Where the Wild Things Are

 

I watched Ocean's Eleven yesterday. Man I can't get enough of that movie. <3

 

I saw "Shame" in theaters yesterday. Inspired me to write a story based on it.
The movie I saw before that was "An Education." I was pleasantly surprised when I saw that the two movies shared the same leading actress as two totally different characters.

 

The last movie I watched in its entirety was "What a Way to Go!" starring Shirley MacLaine, Paul Newman, Robert Mitchum, Dean Martin, Gene Kelly, and Dick Van ****.

Today, I'm watching "Duck Soup" by the Marx brothers, but I haven't finished it yet. It's on pause while I wait for my dad to come back from grocery shopping. So, I don't know if that counts, seeing as how I haven't yet finished it.

 

Drive

I've never seen Ryan Gosling in such a kick-ass movie.

 

I wouldn't worry about that sort of thing, but you should wait till you've seen all of it so you could comment on whether or not you liked it.

I love Ryan Gosling, and "Drive." It's a "Shame" he didn't get any Oscar nominations.

I forgot to mention in my last post that I also saw "In a Better World" (2010). Some events and dialogue in that movie felt a little contrived.

 

The last one i remember watching is Psycho 2. It doesn't live up to the original, but then again, how could anything live up to it. It was still a pretty good film though.

 

The Sorcerer's Apprentice with Nicolas Cage.

I'll be honest, the main hero who was meant to train to do magic just annoyed me with his nervousness and stuutering a bit, I thought "Dude, you get asked to be a guy who can cast magic and he willingly trains you yet you refuse at first and then as soon you have a woman, you focus more on her rather than learn badass magical moves to kick ass?"

and before that film, it was Transformers: Dark of the Moon.

 

Ah, okay. Well, I liked it. lol, it was the Marx Brothers, I love the Marx Brothers. Such a funny movie, although not the funniest I've seen done by them. My favorite is Harpo, and he did quite a bit of funny stuff in this one.

 

Red Tails

I was forced to go watch it at AMC

To be honest at the starts the acting was terrible like I wanted to just walk out of there and kill myself.

But as the story went on it started getting very deep,and got you hooked the longer it went on. Not wanting some people to die and they just got to make it like that.

And if you have ever seen Tuskegee Airmen you would understand that movie more.

People are wondering if Black Movies are really worth the investment and George Lucas proved it to them. Also funny how Your Boy George is married to a Black Woman. My man put his own money for that movie to become what it is today and wow he did such an amazing job with it.

 

The last movie I saw was the documentary, "Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory" (2011). It story goes something like the one in "Conviction" (2010), which is based on a true story.

 

Just came back from seeing Chronicle in theaters. No doubt, one of my new favorite movies. It re-stylizes the found footage idea and has a really amazing story. The ending is very tragic, and I'm still shaking over it.

I also rented Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, the one staring Johnny Depp (even though I've listened to the movie's score a dozen times). This is filled with too many Tim Burton tropes than I care to have in a movie, but with a story like this, it works. The songs and the way they arranged them for the movie were good, and they paced the story well. All the actors did a good, even though none of them are "singers".

 

Mulan. I watched it last night for the first time since I was a kid. Good memories...

 

"The Mudge Boy" (2003)

This is a dark/truthful movie. The scene at the end of this film; raw emotional cinema not for the faint-hearted.

Spoiler: More Movies

1. Blade Runner: The Final Cut
2. 3:10 to Yuma (2007)
3. Bullitt
4. Inception

 

Do you recommend it?

Oh, I forgot. I watched the Swedish original of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2009). Have you?

 

Yes I do, very much so. It's about an oddball farm boy that doesn't quite fit in with the world around him, and how his strange behavior causes unease in others. In it's own bizarre and intense way it makes an important statement about us as a society. This is not a happy movie, by the end I was literally left thinking, "What happened to our sweet boy?"

No I have not. I plan too before I go see the remake in theaters.

The last movie I saw was "Contagion" (2011). I thought it was very realistic. This is how I imagine a dangerous outbreak would play out in the real world. The media made it sound like people were dropping left and right as a result of swine flu, this is how it would be like if that were true.