What was the last movie you watched?

[Batbrick]

Raiders of the Lost Ark.

You just gotta love a classic, its probably my favourite movie of altime! *wub* :'-)

Batbrick-loves-indy Away! >:-)

[Johnny 5]

American Gangster and it was great, Denzel Washington was coldblooded in that movie. >:-)

I also got The Best of The Colbert Report dvd last night, its not a movie but hilarious none the less

[Mofo Jones]

Hot Fuzz! X-D

[DJ Force]

Hot Fuzz! X-D

By the Power of Grayskull! :-P

[Mofo Jones]

By the Power of Grayskull! :-P

I laughed at that one. My wife didn't.

[maiq the liar]

Alfred Hitchcock's The wrong man

...or was it The Innocent man?

(Though technically the last movie i watched was a movie about the LA Earthquakes in science class X-D )

[SlyOwl]

LOTR...all 3 in a row! :-D

I'm a nerd *sing*

[Bonaparte]

I watched Buitenspel yesterday.

A dutch movie that my girlfriend really wanted to see.

Not recommendable... :-D

[Aredhel]

LOTR...all 3 in a row! :-D

I'm a nerd *sing*

The extended versions? Or the silly normal cinema versions?

Btw, watched Beowulf yesterday evening... Must say, it was good, but not what I expected

-Aredhel

[Johnny 5]

The extended versions? Or the silly normal cinema versions?

Btw, watched Beowulf yesterday evening... Must say, it was good, but not what I expected

-Aredhel

I watched Beowulf last night too.

There was not much resemblence to the poem after the first hour then it was just an excuse to get Angelina naked, not that I minded. *sweet* *sweet* *y* *y*

I've watched all three extended versions of LOTR in a row before also.

Sixteen hours of pure cinematic pleasure.

But I did it right...

only paused it to go to the front door to get the pizza I had delivered so wouldn't have to stop and make/get food.

Nerdiness on!!! :-D :-D

[Mr Spielbrick]

Clerks II

Not exactly a movie that charms it's audience with subtleness. But hey, none of Kevin Smith's movies are. So knowing what I was getting into, I... still got surprised. I won't get into details, but even for my open mind, some scenes were pushing it.

Beneath all the obsenities, there's a sweet story to be found though. About being an adult, dealing with normal life and the disappointments that go with it.

Overall a funny, heartfelt movie with one too 'daring' a scene for me, maybe. Still recommended if you saw (and liked) the first Clerks and/or some of Smith's other films.

[Opproperaar]

I watched Beowulf last night too.

There was not much resemblence to the poem after the first hour then it was just an excuse to get Angelina naked, not that I minded. *sweet* *sweet* *y* *y*

I've watched all three extended versions of LOTR in a row before also.

Sixteen hours of pure cinematic pleasure.

But I did it right...

only paused it to go to the front door to get the pizza I had delivered so wouldn't have to stop and make/get food.

Nerdiness on!!! :-D :-D

I saw all 6 Star Was movies after each other. (though that was last year and not recent) Not recommendable, as much as you love Star Wars, I will never again sit in a dark room watching tv from morning till midnight. :-/

[Mr Spielbrick]

Gheh, on marathons I'm quite the geek too. When Revenge of the Sith came out on dvd, I held an all-six-films 14-hour marathon with a mate. A year later, we watched all the Extended Editions of Lord of the Rings in a row at his house.

Pirates 3 is coming out next week... Hm, I think I see another marathon on the horizon. Drink up me hearties, yo ho!

[ExoBuilder]

1408. It was an interesting movie. I was shocked plenty of times of course.

[Zarkan]

Gheh, on marathons I'm quite the geek too. When Revenge of the Sith came out on dvd, I held an all-six-films 14-hour marathon with a mate. A year later, we watched all the Extended Editions of Lord of the Rings in a row at his house.

In daylight, or at night? I could do that in daylight, but doing it at night until 5 in the morning would be seriously bad for my condition in the next few days. *wacko*

Edited November 18, 2007 by Grevious

[ExoBuilder]

The Illusionist

[Starwars4J]

I saw "August Rush" last night. It was good, but didn't quite live up to the hype. The acting at the end was unbelievable (the bad kind :-P), and the ending felt rushed. Not to mention the lead actor was really, really annoying. And the beginning was horrid. The middle was good, however...

[Zarkan]

Watched most of the network TV premier of the Incredibles. I never get tired of watching Pixar movies over and over again.... *sweet*

[ExoBuilder]

*n* License to wed..... *n* I thought it was gonna be good.....it wasn't.

[Username_Taken]

No country for old men

[ExoBuilder]

the Cleaner.

[Asuka]

No country for old men

the Cleaner.

Ahem.... that sounds interesting, and of course I just *wub* free expression of thoughts,

but perhaps it could be a little more useful to add a few more words of what

[Batbrick]

I'll Take Asuka's advice above me :-)

Watched Batman Begins again, I love that movie. I hated the old Burton ones because it was so style over substance, to the point where, as one critic stated, it had plot-holes you could drive the new Batmobile through. Also Batman killed, not cool :-(

My favourite parts are featuring the Scarecrow, Cillian Murphy did a very good, creepy version of him. The story is great, and the inclusion of several morals and emotional scenes kept it from repeating the Burton formula. Also a favourite bit (spoiler ahead!!) is the meeting between Gordon and Batman on the roof at the end and Batman given a case about a double homicide, where the killer left behind a Joker card! X-O

Batbrick Away! >:-)

[ExoBuilder]

Ahem.... that sounds interesting, and of course I just *wub* free expression of thoughts,

but perhaps it could be a little more useful to add a few more words of what

[Username_Taken]

Oh right Asuka, sorry :-$

So its abpout this guy who comes across some major money at a crime scene. Theres also this creepy serial killer who uses a cattle stun gun to kill people. It was a decent pic