The Last Movie you watched and what did you think of it?
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Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind, I thought it was amazing.
And I just saw Blow, it was pretty good.
And I just saw Blow, it was pretty good.
I did really like how they didn't draw out the final battle. Blink and you've missed it.Hubilub said:
personally I felt both the sequels were terrible (first was a movie even adults could watch and enjoy)Novania said:
3D was the most disappointing for me because it had some REALLY awesome and cool elements that coulda been used to make a better movie
I mean really, a video game Matrix-style reality AND Sylvester Stallone doing some hilarious acting? sigh, coulda been something great in ANOTHER movie lol
That's cool, I saw Zatoichi myself, well, some of the early flicks.Hubilub said:
Anyway, my moive would have to be The Road.
It was alright, gives a since of emotional drive, has the same appealing post-apocolyptic atmosphere. but I wish it added more detail, like what was the disaster? and why aren't any of the characters given any names?
other than that, it's a really good movie.
I just saw splice. It was... fucked up. Bigtime. Like... every possible ethical mistake a scientist could possibly make in the span of 2 hours. And then some. I don't know what I think of it other than that.
In Bruges - I actually didn't even know what kind of movie it was before I saw it, and "black comedy" was the last genre I had anticipated. Regardless, I thoroughly enjoyed the movie.
I just watched Hard Candy. Now I probably need therapy, I'm still crying, and I now have a crippling fear of Ellen Page.
Children of Men
Pretty good movie. Do you notice how pretty much every British near future sci-fi has the US being explicitly destroyed in the backstory somehow? That and the government always becomes fascist on 1984-esque levels.
Last movie I saw in theaters was Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. I really like that too, it does a fantastic job of capturing the spirit of the trilogy (especially its namesake) while maintaining an identity of its own.
Pretty good movie. Do you notice how pretty much every British near future sci-fi has the US being explicitly destroyed in the backstory somehow? That and the government always becomes fascist on 1984-esque levels.
Last movie I saw in theaters was Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. I really like that too, it does a fantastic job of capturing the spirit of the trilogy (especially its namesake) while maintaining an identity of its own.
That was The Da Vinci Code, I too really like that movie and its sequel. Never seen National Treasure though, I think I'll check out that one next.Novelist557 said:
