Last movie you watched

[FasrEddie]

The Blind Side
Good Movie!

 

[kodos9000]

The Private Eyes. Tim Conway and Don Knotts, a funny little film.

 

[smilings]

Sherlock Holmes (in the theater) and The Last Starfighter (on DVD).

I enjoy Sherlock Holmes in any form.

Most recent film , at the cinema was Avatar, not sure the 3-D added much.

 

[cpk50]

Perfect Stranger ****

 

[desired_tempest]

I watched Gamer the other day. Decent movie. Thought there'd be more violence. I was absolutely grossed out by the guy that was controling Kable's wife. Literally covered my eyes.

 

[desired_tempest]

Adventureland - a nice sweet and funny teen comedy.

When I went to the theatre to watch that it was by mistake. I thought it was something else. For me it was a movie I'd watch once and discard.

 

[kodos9000]

Avatar. I loved it. Not worth a Best Picture nod in my mind though!

 

[nonimura65]

Much Ado About Nothing on dvd

 

[Brave Maximus]

Pandorum - DVD

I actually went to see this in the theatres, and it actually gets a little better the 2nd time around.

The first time through, it is a shock and fast scenes that suffice to scare, but it takes a long time to really get what's going on. It was a good film on first viewing. Going through a second time - it was actually much better. You get the sense of grit in Quaid's performance, the panicing terror just held back by ingrained training in Ben Foster's character - then the resignation after a revelation.

Once you realize what everything is, you can sit back and take it in a bit more. Sure, the monsters ripping peoples guts out is scarry and there's that Alien-esque terror of not knowing where they are or where they're coming from. But once you realize what the hell's going on, it's a lot creepier on the human level.

****

 

[gothic_nymph]

Whiteout... It was ok, but nothing I would watch again.

 

[Malerik]

(500) Days of Summer - The movie left me mixed on many levels. It's heartwarming and heartbreaking at the same time. I loved the comedy and artistic turns it took. Just don't know. May need a second viewing.

 

[southern_sweety]

Cyborg...with JCVD!

 

[southern_sweety]

Just finished Party Girl with Parker Posey. I've had every experience she did working in a library...well, except the sleeping with a Lebanese falafel vendor in the Romance Languages section.

 

[kaycee217]

Just finished Party Girl with Parker Posey. I've had every experience she did working in a library...well, except the sleeping with a Lebanese falafel vendor in the Romance Languages section.

What experiences were those?

 

[petitmort]

ah yes, library sex

I've thought about sex in the library, having it whille in the library and just having it in the stacks. Something about the nooks and crannies and all that quiet...Makes you want to be naughty...

 

[Malerik]

The Wolfman - was good, but not great. Definitely more violent then I was expecting.

 

[maria40]

The Ugly Truth.

 

[DaydreamBeliever]

Shawshank Redemption

 

[southern_sweety]

What experiences were those?

Just run of the mill stuff: dealing with annoying people and self-explanatory questions. But there was also the scene where she handed someone a stack of books that were just what the patron wanted...and I've done that, too.

 

[southern_sweety]

The Cutting Edge. Toe Pick!

 

[southern_sweety]

Suuposedly, that's all that happens on the fourth floor of my university library. It does always smell a little...off.

 

[southern_sweety]

Waitress

 

[Malerik]

Am currently watching Cat People. Great early 80's cheese fest.

 

[Superfly84]

I agree. A great WTF kind of movie. Zombie nazi-esque mutants versus what looks like a lawn gnome and big titty fairies.

That reminds me of one I saw the other day on DVD. It's called Dead Snow. Six students on holiday in the alps versus a horde of Zombie Nazis. Despite the awesome premise, it could have been much better.

 

[maria40]

Brooklyn's Finest

Piece of crap! save you money don't see it!