What was the last movie you watched?

[riverrat]

Originally Posted by outshined

Thanks for clarifying. I would have picked that up, except I only watched it once, so little things slip by. Gonna watch it again tonight.

You can tell me if I remembered correctly...I'm not particularly perceptive and tend to nod off sometimes if the movie is dragging, but this one held my attention. I've always liked sci-fi and it was fun to compare this one to the 70's version. I thought the scenes of deserted NYC were pretty cool, as was the portrayal of the mutated humans- basically humans with rabies...

[70salesguy]

Untraceable

Starring Diane Lane, about an FBI agent that investigates internet crime.

Pretty entertaining. That's what I want from my movie rentals. Entertainment.

After a hard week, the wife and I like to order a pizza and sit down in the 70salesguy Colossal Manor Home Theatre and "be entertained".

Of course, I send the butler up to the local Bi-Lo grocery store to get a movie from the DVD Xpress machine for .99!

[Eric H]

Tobor= Robot spelled backwards.

Sci-Fi kids film from the 50's, lots of fun.

[nicole1586]

The Golden Compass
Wasn't bad if you like fantasy.
I could see why they were making such a big fuss about.
At first i didn't really understand.
To me I look at it as a good old fantasy movie.
Kinda like Star dust or Eragon.

[Rat44]

Ma and Pa Kettle at Waikiki.
Remember them?

[jonman]

Untraceable, great thriller,.

[wrat]

Rambo the new one and it was not very good
I liked the first ones but this was just boring I was not invested in the character at all,it was gory as all get out though

[Andyman]

I caught the last half hour of "The Third Man" ( from the big wheel and the "cuckoo clock" speech) this morning on TCM.

Wow!! I gotta see the whole thing. Breathtaking cinematography and film noir, plus Orson Welles fleeing through the sewers of Vienna; can't beat that with a stick.

[Gohan]

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

Gohan

[ducati_EL34]

Originally Posted by Andyman

I caught the last half hour of "The Third Man" ( from the big wheel and the "cuckoo clock" speech) this morning on TCM.

Wow!! I gotta see the whole thing. Breathtaking cinematography and film noir, plus Orson Welles fleeing through the sewers of Vienna; can't beat that with a stick.

+1 a great movie and Joseph Cotten did a great job as well.

I just finished watching "An Ideal Husband", originally an Oscar Wilde play.

[Eric H]

Excellent movie, looks great restored and in wide screen.

There needs to be a Blu Ray release of this, it was already on HD.

[OvenMaster]

Hot Fuzz. Yes, really.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hot_Fuzz

[70salesguy]

The Other Boleyn Girl on Friday night. Pretty good if you like history, stars Natalie Portman and Scarlett Johanssen. I thought it was done well.

[tensleep]

Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?

This came on tv and we watched it - again. This is such a hysterical movie. The Coen Brothers write some great one liners in this one. Plus, you can't beat the Soggy Bottom Boys, live and in concert!

[Lady Ayeka]

Originally Posted by Gohan

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

Gohan

ditto here. not bad, definitely not the best. too @#$% much overuse of CGI and greenscreening led to a few rather artificial looking scenes. sound was pretty good; they actually laid off of the excessive THUMP and BUMP with this movie. gotta give lucas respect for that in sum, they don't make movies like they used to, and i needed a good Anime afterwards...