What was the last movie you watched?

[Guest Nightmare_Zero]

Resident Evil 3 Extinction

Good movie, but not as good as the other two. :-/

[Lord Thrawn]

I watched The Nightmare Before Christmas in 3D at my local cinema. Wow, it's great without the glasses but with it's a dream.

[andy_0306uk]

I watched 'Knocked Up' on HD-DVD. Kinda funny at the beginning but then becomes the predictable moral story of a layabout bloke coming good and being a responsible father *n* *n*

[xwingyoda]

Went to see a long and boring movie yesterday called Michael Clayton

G that movie is long, repetitive, lousy psychology and with loads of scenari faults !! How can Sydney Pollack, Georgie "what else" Clooney and Steven Soderbergh can produce such a bad movie ?? That is really intreguing |-/

*yoda*

[Brainbox]

On Thursday night I watched FF2: Rise of the Silver Surfer, which I'd picked up in town in the afternoon. As good as it was the first time I saw it, nice level of comics-orientation, and my dad enjoyed it despite not being familiar with the characters.

Then on Sunday night I watched Raiders of the Lost Ark which my dad had bought (in a box set) for

[yellost]

I watched The Nightmare Before Christmas in 3D at my local cinema. Wow, it's great without the glasses but with it's a dream.

I was actually wondering what was the point of it... I mean the first one is almost at the top of my top 5, so I'm kinda hard on anything that tries to desecrate it but still... Is it CGI or did they manage to work from the original material with puppets and stop motion?

[Opproperaar]

Went to see BenX for with the class for cultural science last Friday and by god, I don't know what to say. Neither positive nor negative, they kinda cancel each other out ;-)

A Flemish (yes you don't get those that often) movie which won three awards at the 31st Montreal World Film Festival: the Grand Prix des Am

[Vader]

Watched the new TMNT film again today, as i grew up watching the old cartoon and the new one more recently i really enjoyed it.

What can i say i love those turtles X-D

[DB24]

Just watched Scarface, what can i say? Its a classic! 10/10 *wub*

Also watched Road Trip again, that has to be my favourite teen movie! So many funny scenes.

[Batbrick]

Just watched my favourite animated movie and possibly one of my favourite movies of all time:

Batman: Mask of Phantasm

It was released the same year as The Lion King, and I believe IMO that it deserved the academy award instead of the Lion King. For those of you Batfans that don't know it (quite a lot I'd imagine) I recommend it. It is a brilliant tale of revenge, promise, justice and sadness.

I'd even go as far as saying it is better than all the Batman movies (save Batman and Robin, and Forever, as they were both awful! :-X ) put together.

And for the Star Wars fans, your own Luke Skywalker, Mark Hamill, voices a wonderfully demented Joker!

I Am FEAR Incarnate! *skull*

Edited October 29, 2007 by Batbrick

[xwingyoda]

Watched a cool surfury animated movie Surfs Up

Its really a cool and funy animation film, with some great acting and beautifull CGIs 8-

[DB24]

Watched Shaun of the Dead the other night, wow! Best movie i saw since Hot Fuzz!

Bloody hell those blokes are funny, can't wait until they make their next movie.

9/10

[Vader]

Wedding Crashers..... I love that film, it has some great lines and is pure comedy.

[Opproperaar]

Saw Shichinin no samurai recently. (Seven Samurai) a movie by Akira Kurosawa. I must say that my dad had to encourage me to watch it as it's a a Japanese black and white movie from the 50s but once I saw it, I was sold. Moments of relieving, funny, black humour are thrown in between quite well filmed action scenes and scenes which show the preparation of the defence against the robbing bandits, all against the backdrop of the nice and beautiful Japanese landscape.

That movie is in short, awesome, the Magnificent Seven was based on it. I have discovered some other great works by Kurosawa too. And now I'm even beginning to like black and white movies. A good example that not all teenagers are addicted to action packed Hollywood crap. *y*

I'd recommend it to all.

Edited October 31, 2007 by Hairy Ruben

[Asuka]

And now I'm even beginning to like black and white movies. A good example that not all teenagers are addicted to action packed Hollywood crap. *y*

Congrats to that cool experience and welcome

to the club! :-)

Jean Harlow and James Cagney from "The Public Enemy"

[gylman]

Saw Shichinin no samurai recently. (Seven Samurai) a movie by Akira Kurosawa. I must say that my dad had to encourage me to watch it as it's a a Japanese black and white movie from the 50s but once I saw it, I was sold. Moments of relieving, funny, black humour are thrown in between quite well filmed action scenes and scenes which show the preparation of the defence against the robbing bandits, all against the backdrop of the nice and beautiful Japanese landscape.

That movie is in short, awesome, the Magnificent Seven was based on it. I have discovered some other great works by Kurosawa too. And now I'm even beginning to like black and white movies. A good example that not all teenagers are addicted to action packed Hollywood crap. *y*

I'd recommend it to all.

Agreed. It's one of the classic movies of all time. So much of what we now take for granted in "modern" movies is based on this classic.

[Aredhel]

I have seen "Lissi und der wilde Kaiser" which is a movie from a german comedian, this time animated... Really cool, but he did do better things though.

-Aredhel

[Hewman]

Eastern Promises with Naomi Watts and that Viggo guy from Lord of the Rings, ok, but not as good as the reviews cracked it up to be.

[Lt. Col. Thok]

Shake Hands With the Devil". Devilishly good (and very gory!)

[Wout]

Went to see BenX for with the class for cultural science last Friday and by god, I don't know what to say.

Two, they always pick the most severe autistic people for movies like that and stereotype them. For the love of God, not every autistic child can break complicated codes nor summarize entire columns of numbers and figures and letters. Really, 8-

[Lord Of Pies]

I saw "March of the Penguins" in science! Well some of it anyway. It was quite good, and educational too! (BTW, it was about penguins. X-D )

[Opproperaar]

Dr. Strangelove or How I stopped Worrying and learned to Love the Bomb

I had seen it once already but the movie's just too good.

He sure would've done a lot for his precious bodily fluids, wouldn't he? :-D

[VBBN]

Transformers.

Pretty good, but WTF is wrong with sams parents? Boy, that movies sure aint pointed towards kids! MB! Holy crap!

[Lt. Col. Thok]

Transformers.

Pretty good, but WTF is wrong with sams parents? Boy, that movies sure aint pointed towards kids! MB! Holy crap!

I know! Way to mature for young viewers!

Ghost Rider - I *wub* that movie....

[john cleese]

Dr. Strangelove or How I stopped Worrying and learned to Love the Bomb

I had seen it once already but the movie's just too good.

He sure would've done a lot for his precious bodily fluids, wouldn't he? :-D

indeed an excellent film