What was the last movie you watched?

[ybaolywa]

28 Weeks Later..... Whoa! not too graphic, but very intense. didn't sleep all that well...

[donoghue]

Originally Posted by Snade

Downfall (2004 German-made movie)...
This movie is riveting, and the sound is incredible ...

Just finished watching it, thanks for the recommendation. Great movie, demystifies the final days of the Nazis and Hitler in particular. As soon as you mentioned the bunker I thought of the secretary, who gave a long interview back in the seventies for the World at War series from the BBC which I have on dvd. So I wasn't that surprised to see her at the beginning, although she had aged 30 years, which is always disconcerting to see to me. It's amazing how long lived some of these people are/were, like the band of brothers guys. It seems like people who survive such times and experiences often have a stronger hold on life than regular folks. Maybe they learn to live lean rather than fat... or something.

[Andyman]

I've seen "Downfall" and it is an excellent film.

Got "Rataoullie" and "Fantastic Four: The Rise of the silver Surfer" for the weekend. FF was watchable, but this franchise is about the least compelling of the comic book movies.

[slow_jazz]

I just saw the Golden Compass and thought it was very good. I would like to read the books now that I've seen the movie.

[WhiteSE]

I just saw last nite I Am Legend...pretty good premise, but it still falls to the typical steretypical bad virus movie....

I think they could have taken this kind of movie into a different more introspective view of the other side of the coin......oh well, its well worth seeing anyway...

[Scorpion8]

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Just got it the other day and spent all last night watching it.

[OvenMaster]

Jackie Chan's "Master with Cracked Fingers" kung fu DVD. The stupidest excuse for a movie I've ever seen.

[ta131js]

In a movie theatre right?

Lemme see -- I think it was 'Peggy Sue got married' or 'Amadeus'

[SpeakerLabFan]

Originally Posted by ta131js

In a movie theatre right?

Lemme see -- I think it was 'Peggy Sue got married' or 'Amadeus'

LOL. Yeah, I'm averaging < 1 movie per year, and last year I begged out of a post Christmas eve dinner family get-together at a movie theatre downtown that was showing that pirate movie.

There are a couple of movies that I would like to see while still in the theaters (hopefully they're still showing): Across the Universe; Into the Wild (and Downfall sounds like an interesting rental - thanks for the tip Snade )

[clydeselsor]

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation! Watched it on my computer last week. Pretty funny

[arrow 68]

Garp. Picked the DVD up the other night. Just as good as I remembered it.

[danj]

HAIRSPRAY. Liked it a lot more than I thought I would. The music and dancing are well done and John Travolta in fat-suit drag is a real hoot. I give it an 8 out of 10.

[2DualsNotEnough]

Juno.Made by the same director who did Thank You For Smoking.Funny,smart,heartwarming,with really fine performances.When it goes into wide distribution,I predict this is gonna be a big hit.
Jimmy

[jonman]

Originally Posted by ta131js

In a movie theatre right?

Lemme see -- I think it was 'Peggy Sue got married' or 'Amadeus'

Got you beat. The last Movie I saw at a theater was one of the Rocky series. It was the one with out a number, just a name. Rocky. The last one I saw at home was A Christmas Carol with George C. Scott. good picture, fine acting.

[WhiteSE]

I saw last nite The Mist....its an ok movie....The end is quite interesting, dont know why did that.