Last movie you watched?

[Mr. Marshmallow]

After the song one, you just HAD to know I was gonna do this.

Anyways what was the last movie you watched? Now this could be in theaters, or on cable, or on TV or whatever, just name the last movie you watched.

The last movie I saw was the supberly funny and cheestastic thriller...

"Snakes on a Plane".

[rukift]

Omfg me too. *air-five* SOAP was the funniest movie ever and wouldn't even be half the experience if I didn't see it with my friends.

[Cassini90125]

"Independence Day", an all-time fave, early this morning.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

"Independence Day", an all-time fave, early this morning.

Hell yeah! I definitely agree.

[vannielou]

10 things I hate about you

lovelovelove

[Sparky]

I dragged my brother to see Ant Bully yesterday so I could see it again so I guess that one. :)

[One Radical Dude]

I think the last movie I saw was when I was in California, right after Comic-Con. I believe it was Monster House (I think that was the title).

[Nyo]

In movie theater: Over The Hedge (Yes, Sparky, I saw it)

On TV: Charlie and The Choclate Factory (2005 version)

[Kzinistzerg]

Last movie I saw was last night, it was part of Dragon Sword. Damn but that looked good! I hope sci-fi channel replays it.

[taranchula]

Last Movie I watched in theaters: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest

Last Movie I Saw on TV (As of ten minuets ago): The Living Daylights

[GrimTheLost]

Tank Girl. P-p-p-pow!!!

[TraverseTown]

Theatre: Monster House

DVD: The Adventures of Shark Boy and Lava Girl in 2-D

TV: Cheetah Girls 2

[Kzinistzerg]

Well I saw part of The Mummy last night...

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Batman Begins

and the night before that i watched Tim Burton's masterpiece....

Batman (the first and STILL the best!)

[Voxxyn]

Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones, last night on FOX. To be honest, I LOVE the storyline and ideas presented, the score is wonderful, and the visuals are fantastic. It's the stiff performances that drag it down. And Ben Burtt, quite possibly the worst editor in cinema history.

Last time I went to the theatres was last month for Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, which I found to be very entertaining despite the negative reviews and backlash.

[Cassini90125]

Can't argue with that. I love that movie. :)

Later tonight it's going to be either War Of The Worlds or The Day After Tomorrow playing at Casa Cassini, but I really haven't made up my mind yet. :)

[vannielou]

Well I saw part of The Mummy last night...

me too, I'm really beginning to love that movie more everytime I watch it.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Batman Returns

I think I've been bitten by the bat bug again.

[Scribble]

Pom Poko, which was far better than I expected it to be, albeit very odd at times. XD

[SkittleMonkey]

Just last night we rented Kicking and Screaming. That movie was pretty funny.

[lucyrocks73]

In theaters: Material Girls (my best friend and I went solely because we are ex-Hilary fans and we thought if it sucked, at least we'd have fun mocking it)

At home: WarGames (ah... I love 80's movies)

-Marty 8-)

[InsaneFan]

Theaters: Monster House

Home: Silence of the Lambs. Just now finished watching it. Been into horror movies and stuff lately. Yesterday I watched Alien. ^^

[Imaginary Light]

In theatres: Pulse. I am an insane Ian Somerhalder fangirl.

On DVD: Corpse Bride. But I've seen this movie so many times, I don't even know if it counts anymore:P

[Cassini90125]

On DVD: Corpse Bride. But I've seen this movie so many times, I don't even know if it counts anymore:P

As long as there's a 15 minute break between viewings, it counts. ;D

[Mr. Marshmallow]

In theatres: Pulse. I am an insane Ian Somerhalder fangirl.

I was SOOOOOOO disappointed with that movie, it could have been LOADS better. This is the first time a Japanese horror movie remade in America has let me down.

[Imaginary Light]

As long as there's a 15 minute break between viewings, it counts. ;D

Oh, yeah, definetely. Haha^_^ Like a break of a couple days, I suppose.

I was SOOOOOOO disappointed with that movie, it could have been LOADS better. This is the first time a Japanese horror movie remade in America has let me down.

I agree, there were some things that could've been better. Like sometimes I felt that it may have been moving a little slowly, but I don't know.

[Emma]

In Theaters: Little Miss Sunshine. I love, love, LOVE that movie. I'm counting the days until it's released on DVD.

Home: Shaun of the Dead. Another awesome movie I love dearly. :bloocross:

[Mr. Marshmallow]

At Home: Howl's Moving Castle

Good movie but...not great. I've loved Miayazaki's work for the longest time, and while this sure was a eye popping wonderland type anime (like most of his works), I gotta say this wasn't as grand as I thought it'd be.

[DoubleLatte]

At Home: Howl's Moving Castle

Good movie but...not great. I've loved Miayazaki's work for the longest time, and while this sure was a eye popping wonderland type anime (like most of his works), I gotta say this wasn't as grand as I thought it'd be.

I think the only reason I loved that movie so much was because of Calcifer. I never thought a little ball of flame with eyes could be so adorable. But, yeah. I could pick Spirited Away over HMC any day.

Anyway, last movie I saw in theatres was Pirates of the Caribbean: DMC.
Two words: Davy Jones. :3

[FostersFriend]

In theatres: Just My Luck

On DvD: The Ring 2 ::)

[Mr. Marshmallow]

On DVD: Howl's Moving Castle

Theaters: Crank

Crank is by far one of the GREATEST movies I have seen this year! It's FREAKING jaw dropping, I absolutely loved it, hardcore action, story telling, acting, absolutely amazing. If you can stomach the R rated material, GO see it NOW!

[Cassini90125]

On DVD: Master and Commander, earlier this evening. Had it not been competing with The Return of the King at the time, this is the movie I would have wanted to win the Oscar. :)

[Sims Katie]

I just got back from the theater, where I watched Little Miss Sunshine. Very funny :D

[Mr. Marshmallow]

At home: The Terminator (original)

Never seen the WHOLE thing before, and I gotta say, I can see why it was such a big hit back then.

[GrimTheLost]

I finally got to see Snakes on a Plane. I had the best time watching that movie. It almost made me sick. AWESOME!

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Another at home one.

Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines

[InsaneFan]

Theater: Accepted
Home: Big Fish

[leadballoon]

[QUOTE=Mr. Marshmallow;3855]On DVD: Howl's Moving Castle
QUOTE]

Wow, I just remembered I loved that film! I must watch it again soon.
I think the last thing I watched was Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas, crazy stuff! ;D

[Mr. Marshmallow]

"Below" and then "Wes Craven's They"

Both on DVD.

[CG]

A New Hope today.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

The newer one from genius director, Tim Burton.

[Fomalhaut]

Well, on DVD I watched The Ring with my best friend Wendy, the next day I phoned her and whispered "Seven days..." - she totally freaked out! :D

At the cinema: The Lake House.
It was horrible. Bad, long, and boring, despite the 2 good actors.

[leadballoon]

I watched a documentary film about the firemen who rescued people in the New York disaster, it was chilling stuff

[Mr. Marshmallow]

United 93

Probably one of the most chilling and emotionally powerful movies I've seen in a long time. One of the 2 movies that made me cry, the other was Independece Day (when the president's wife died).

[vannielou]

tremors!

heck yes baby!

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Slap Shot

Funny as hell! I am SO glad I sought this movie out.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo

I know I posted last but I just got finished watching this and I have to say it, it was AWESOME!

Everything and more then I hoped from this movie. Excellent!

[Voxxyn]

The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie on HBO.

After being soured by the lack of quality and charm in the current season, I'm surprised at just how good the movie was. I was laughing VERY hard, and Mindy is a great character.

[tehpancakezeatuh]

Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 2

[Kzinistzerg]

I just saw some of "bananas"..... ehehe, Fielding Mellish is SUCH a great character.

[kaytea]

The keroro Gunso movie
=D

[InsaneFan]

Theater: Ant Bully. And not on some regular theater, either...I saw it in...

IMAX 3D

Oh yes. Now I need to watch it again...To bad none of the theaters around here are playing it anymore. Have to wait for it to go into the dollar movies.


Home: No change from last time I posted. Though I watched Cheetah Girls 2 TWICE locked up in a hotel room with CRAZIES. :frankiemad:

[Mr. Marshmallow]

The Rocky Horror Picture Show

[Nyo]

Movies: Over the Hedge (nothing else caught my interest)

Home: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005 version)

[Cassini90125]

House Of Bloo's, this afternoon, on a commercial-free homemade disk. :) 8-)

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Theater: Crank

Home: 10 Things I hate about you

[Tonya]

"Monsters Inc".

[Kzinistzerg]

I recently watched House of Bloos, too. Such a great story!

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Jackass: Number Two

And let me tell you 8-) that is one of the FUNNIEST films I have ever seen, way better then their first one.

[Nyo]

Jackass: Number Two

My sister saw that yesterday.

[taranchula]

Batman Beyond: Return of The Joker

[Cassini90125]

"The Day After", last night on Sci-Fi.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

John Carpenter's: In the Mouth of Madness

On DVD

[hottoepicker]

the black dahlia...don't bother, it was crap....

[Voxxyn]

The last 45 minutes of Independence Day on HBO.

You know, one of my main imaginary friends as a child was a friendly version of the alien from that very movie.

[InsaneFan]

Theater: Open Season
Home: Shaun of the Dead

[hottoepicker]

i loved shaun of the dead!!!

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Theater: Texas Chainsaw Masscare: The Beginning

A FANTASTIC movie, much better then my expectations were orginally set. This movie has got to be one of the goriest flicks I've seen, it's very gag factor and is loaded with gruesome cringe scenes and nasty stuff like that.

Also, any of you who've seen the remake will appreciate this, "The Beginning" perfectly explains every myserty or question from the first movie. How R. Lee Ermey lost his front teeth, how the old guy got into a wheel chair, where Ermey's cop uniform came from.

Everything.

[Nyo]

Home: Toy Story 1

[koosie]

Cannibal The Musical

A fascinating and unique study of human frailty and idiocy.

From the makers of South Park.

*****

[Cassini90125]

"Atomic Train", this afternoon on Sci-Fi. Cheesy but entertaining.

[kaytea]

in order

The last unicorn
landbefore time seven

[donna323]

X Men 3 --> coulda been worse, but didn't really turn me on much.

[SkittleMonkey]

I just saw Madagascar for, what, the sixth time this week? That movie still cracks me up!

[Mr. Marshmallow]

X-men: The original movie

As much as I love X2 and still think it's the best X flick out of the triliogy, i still say people don't give the first one enough credit. This was a damn good movie.

[donna323]

I have to agree with Mr. Marshmallow on the first XMen movie ... it was a rush because I was finally seeing all the mutants I love so much come alive on the screen. After that, the thrill wasn't the same, I guess.

[Voxxyn]

The first X-Men was a little slow at times, but it was necessary because it set up the great storytelling and character development in X2, which probably remains one of my favorite superhero flicks ever.

I haven't seen The Last Stand, but what I've seen isn't making me as excited about seeing it. The recent DVD commercials that scream "DA BIGGEST ACTION! DA BEST SPECIAL EFFECTS!" are just like those sleazy "hot chicks" that love to flaunt their "large assets" at the complete expense of any heart and sincerity--which I find simply disgusting. I haven't seen it yet so I hope that isn't the case for me when I actually see it, but I'm keeping my expectations in check.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Here's the thing about "The Last Stand" it's as good as it could have been considering the fact this is a NEW director. Brett Ratner (Rush Hour movies, Red Dragon) directed this movie after FOX fired Bryan Singer from the job.

FOX was upset Singer was taking interest in "Superman Returns" for Warner bros. because there rival companies and Ratner was taken in as a replacement. Now while Singer undoubtedly is a masterpiece maker when it comes to these films, Ratner did pretty good.

There's some amazing fight scenes and effects in here and they did an amazing job bringing Beast and Juggernaut to life. Shadowcat finally gets some air time, and I gotta say, this movie definitely will leave you speechless quite a few times.

But in truth, it does fail in comparison to "X2". There's not enough air time for all the characters in here like they did in "X2", and Ratner clearly isn't very up and up about comic books since he didn't use the mutants he had properly or cleverly.

But Vox, I highly recommend you see it and don't miss out on it. It's not the best, but for a guy who took his first shot at doing a finale flick for a big comic film franchise, I think he did a pretty good job.

[lucyrocks73]

My parents and I watched "National Lampoon's Vacation" last night.

WALLY WORLD!!!

-Marty 8-)

[InsaneFan]

Hey, X3 was the last home movie I watched too!

Hey, I liked it...I was rather shocked, though, for...Some stuff. *tries not to ruin anything*

[Mr. Marshmallow]

I'm just finishing up "Eight Legged Freaks".

As we speak.

At home on DVD that is.

[hottoepicker]

i watched 'texas chainsaw massacre: the beginning' this weekend and 'x men 3' yesterday. tcm was good...nice and messy...and explained a lot. xm3 was ok, ok story, great effects, kinda sad though...i hope 4 will be more exciting.

[Thornwhistle]

I saw The Grudge 2 in the theaters at around 4:15. It was so dark I stumbled and fell down while trying to find a seat. I spilled a little of my popcorn,and scraped my knee. I'm just glad it didn't bleed.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Grudge 2, just got back from it about an hour ago.

I was worried and disappointed with how the movie was going at first, some acting looked cheap and the scares were totally ruined by the giveaway music that was thankfully abscent in the freaky first film.

But, as the middle came along it got much better, one scene just flat out FREAKED me out of my wits (the counselor woman) for those who've seen it. It was creepy and had some unique ways to bring about the scares.

Overall, I was happy to not be disappointed and I left the theater satisfied which is what is always the most important thing to me when it comes to movies.

[x_dummkoff_x]

the last movie I watched was friday.
on VH1.
had to deal with it being edited.

[Nyo]

Home: The original Jimmy Timmy Power Hour.

One. of. the. best. Nick. crossovers. EVER.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Friday the 13th part 7: The New Blood

Friday the 13th Part 8: Jason Takes Manhatten

Both on DVD.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Theater: The Grudge 2

DVD: House of Wax (remake)

[taranchula]

DVD: Over The Hedge.

(I bought it so I might as well watch it.)

[Cassini90125]

At midnight this morning: "Ode To Billy Joe".

[Nyo]

Home: Shark Tale

[Cassini90125]

I recorded "Monsters, Inc." awhile back and finally got around to watching it earlier this evening. Considering how much I've heard about this movie I expected that the best part would be that I didn't have to pay for it. The truth is, the best part is that I get to keep it. :)

Nice job, Pixar. :)

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Home: Fright Night

[Sonic]

The last movie I saw was "The Departed" and all I can say is, WOW. That movie is so awesome. I've seen it twice.

[GrimTheLost]

I watched NBC 3D in theatres and Over the Hedge at home. Both are awesome.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

In Theaters: Saw 3

To be honest, I didn't expect a whole lot from this movie and I was right about that. Aside from this being the goriest film I have ever seen in the history of film, this movie is really incoherent and downright confusing.

It's a mess of overloaded twists and turns with backwards explanations, and some crappy acting. Gore fans will no doubt be pleased with this, that's well and good, but if your looking for something DEEPER in Saw 3, I couldn't find it.

[lucyrocks73]

I saw The Prestige this afternoon, and it rocked.

-Marty :goo:

[CCMars]

Little Miss Sunshine, at the theatres. Wonderful movie.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Feast

Saw II

Both on DVD for a Halloween Horror movie night, pretty much just me and my dad. We were gonna watch Slither but Boston Legal came on so were saving it for Wednesday.

[Nathander]

Home: Eraserhead, by David Lynch

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Home:

Slither

Directed by James Gunn *(husband to Pam from "The Office").

[Carlaz]

At home watched the DVD: "Much Ado About Nothing" with Kenneth Branagh, Keanu Reeves & Emma Thompson.

[Nathander]

At home watched the DVD: "Much Ado About Nothing" with Kenneth Branagh, Keanu Reeves & Emma Thompson.

That is freaky. Really freaky. Because that was the last movie I just watched, though it was at college for our Literary Analysis class.

[SkittleMonkey]

At home it's Monster House, and at the movies I saw Open Season.

[Cassini90125]

"House Of Bloo's" again, early this morning. Say what you will, GWH has a tough act to follow. :)

[Dark "DC" Chaos]

The last movie I saw was Borat, and that was a week ago in the local theater. One of the most original comedies I've seen in a long time, and a funny one, too, if a little gross in certain parts.

[Invader Bloo]

I'm going to see Borat next week, I love "Da Ali G Show".
I watched Return of the Jedi last, currentlywatching TPM. Cinemax is showing the SW movies in order for the whole weekend & I gotmy plasma/HD TV yesterday so SW is even better! :bloogrin

[X-Cheese-fangirl-x]

Nightmare Before Christmas: first part in Spanish and second in English. I love that film!! <3

[Invader Bloo]

Howdid they sound in Spanish? Do you understand Spanish?
Attack of the Clones, currently watching ROTS. These movies will also be on my TV all day tomorrow, so I'll be posting here after every movie tommmorow. :)

[vannielou]

Snow Day- I haven't seen that movie in ages

[GrimTheLost]

I saw Borat the day after it came out. Then I watched Who Framed Roger Rabbit yesterday.

[kageri]

At home, "The Emperor's New Groove". AKA "The last traditionally animated Disney movie that was actually good". And before that, "UHF". I love me some Weird Al.

[Howard]

"War and Peace" (Henry Fonda and Audrey Hepburn) Based off of Tolstoy's book (which I have read).:frankiesmile: :cheesegrin:

[Mr. Marshmallow]

At home:

"Resevoir Dogs"

Tarantino's finest work if you ask me, even better then his "Kill Bill" series.

[Dark "DC" Chaos]

Just this afternoon, I was watching Battle Royale on my PC.
Brutal movie; a few minutes of its action, and it's clear why the movie is so controversial.

[Howard]

I watched "Patton.":frankiesmile:

[Mac]

Santa Clause 3. I'm a fan of Martin Short so he was really the only reason I watched this.

[GrimTheLost]

I watched "Stranger Than Fiction". It was okay, it makes you think a little.

[Carlaz]

:bloogrin "Cars" DVD

[Howard]

"Birth of a Nation" (1915) - D.W. Griffith :frankiesmile:

[X-Cheese-fangirl-x]

Chicago. The musical!! I like musicals.:frankiesmile:

[Mac]

When a stranger calls

[taranchula]

I just got back from "Casino Royale".

[GrimTheLost]

"Happy Feet", I have never laughed as much for a child's film than with this. I loved it so much.

[SkittleMonkey]

I just saw Happy Feet and Flushed Away at the local drive-in last night. It was pretty awesome.

[Howard]

"A Few Good Men" I have not seen that in awhile!:frankiesmile:

[CG]

Good Wilt Hunting.

[SkittleMonkey]

Good Wilt Hunting.

Lucky... *sniff*:'(

[Cassini90125]

Good Wilt Hunting.

You enjoyed posting that, didn't you? ;)

[CG]

Yes. Yes I did. :D

[BlooCheese]

Good Wilt Hunting.
That made me jump for a moment.

I saw Over the Hedge.

[lucyrocks73]

Happy Feet.

WHAT CAN BE BETTER THAN TAP DANCING PENGUINS?!?!?

And, being a tap dancer, I must say that the dancing was SUPERB. The baby Mumble did WINGS. A lot of ADULTS can't do wings. I can hardly do them...

Great movie... And Nicole Kidman sung! Yay! Moulin Rouge fans will be happy.

Also, did you guys hear that Happy Feet actually beat out Casino Royale in the box office this weekend?

I was shocked!

-Marty :goo:

[SkittleMonkey]

I wasn't all that shocked. I thought the entire movie would just be humour, but honestly, I think it was just an all around good movie. Hardly even paid attention to the humourous bits!

[Nathander]

Borat last Saturday. Hilarious movie, though definantily not for everyone.

[Voxxyn]

I just got back from Casino Royale.

I'm not so sure if I agree with the insane amount of acclaim it's gotten(95% on RottenTomatoes :o ), but I thought it was a very good action flick. I liked that this one was more about the characters and story than CGI and gadgetry stuff, and that Daniel Craig's portrayal of Bond was far more human and vulnerable than he usually is.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

"The Grave Dancers" and "Unrest"

Both in theaters and both were apart of this special horror movie festival called "After Dark horror fest". I also saw Casino Royal prior to these and admittingly not being a Bond fan, that movie kicked ass!

[Cassini90125]

"Deep Impact" on DVD. I don't think this movie gets much credit, which is too bad, as it's very good.

[Carlaz]

"The Polar Express"

[GrimTheLost]

"Latter Days".

[SkittleMonkey]

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. On dvd, of course.

[scary_dream]

American History X

Love that movie.

[Howard]

Scarface - Al Pacino is my boy!:frankiesmile:

[Cassini90125]

"Supervolcano" on DVD.

[Carlaz]

"Charade" DVD

[taranchula]

Transformers: The Movie.

[donna323]

Let's see ...

In the movies, we've recently seen "Flushed Away", "The Departed", and really want to see the new "Charlotte's Web". Just haven't got there yet.

On DVD, I just watched "The DaVinci Code", which I thought was okay. Kinda long, but I really dig the whole Goddess thing. Also saw "Cars", which was marginal at best.

On Pay-Per-View, I've recently watched "Aeon Flux", which I thought was cool, and "Damien 2006", which was a dork-fest.

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! May the Macy's Day Parade Ride ON!

[CandlelightChaos28]

The last movie I watched was "Flushed Away."

[Nathander]

Tenacious D: The Pick of Destiny just last night.

[GrimTheLost]

DaVinci Code.

[Invader Bloo]

Good Wilt Hunting

[antgirl1]

I saw Good Wilt Hunting if it counts. XDD

[Howard]

"Godfather Parts I, II, and III (the most misunderstood one)"

[taranchula]

I saw Good Wilt Hunting if it counts. XDD

Yeah CN called it a "Movie" so I think it should count.

So in that case, "Good Wilt Hunting" was the last movie that I saw.

[GrimTheLost]

Good Wilt Hunting.

[TraverseTown]

Harry Potter & The Goblet of Fire

[Carlaz]

"The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" DVD - Love this quirky show! :bloogrin

[Mr. Marshmallow]

"Spider Man 2"

"Good Wilt Hunting"

Both on TV.

[BabyElephant]

I didn't exactly watch it, it was more just on in the background...but "Save The Last Dance" was on last night. Kind of like "Eight Mile" done for teenage girls. :D

[Mac]

Ice age: The Meltdown.

Eddie and Crash. Two best characters. Ever.

[One Radical Dude]

Good Wilt Hunting, w00t! :D

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Old Boy

and

The Grudge

[Carlaz]

"12 Angry Men"

[Mr. Marshmallow]

"Over the Hedge"

I swear to god, I fall in love with that movie ALL over again every time I watch it.

[Howard]

The Green Mile. They issued the new DVD again. I have the book too.:frankiesmile:

[Carlaz]

Superman (1948) The original black & white version.

[The bloo]

Last movie i watched in theatres was flushed away

[Nathander]

Old Boy

and

The Grudge

And had never considered the possibility of finding another person who had actually seen the movie Old Boy. There's only one other person I know that's scene that movie, and she was the person who showed it to me. If you're interested in any other Asian cinema along those lines, a good movie is Tetsuo: The Man of Iron.

Last Movie I saw was For Your Consideration, in theaters. Christopher Guest is a king. A king, I say! I'll admit, it wasn't as good as his earlier work, such as Waiting for Guffman, but it was still a great movie.

[Carlaz]

" Count of Monte Cristo " 2002 DVD

[Mr. Marshmallow]

And had never considered the possibility of finding another person who had actually seen the movie Old Boy. There's only one other person I know that's scene that movie, and she was the person who showed it to me. If you're interested in any other Asian cinema along those lines, a good movie is Tetsuo: The Man of Iron.

Actually, my friend from my Improv comedy team showed it to me, he's big in asian cinema movies like "Yojimbo" and stuff like that. We sort of "trade movies" each showing each other a movie we know the other would like and enjoy.

He showed me "Old boy" and I showed him "The Grudge", last time he showed me a movie called "Deep" and I showed him "Wes Craven's: They". I loved "Old boy", just felt kinda super depressed at the twisted ending, but other then that.

Only other asian cinema I have seen would be Godzilla movies (I HIHGLY recommend checking out "Final Wars"), and no doubt you've heard of this big asian movie "Battle Royale".

[Nathander]

Only other asian cinema I have seen would be Godzilla movies (I HIHGLY recommend checking out "Final Wars"), and no doubt you've heard of this big asian movie "Battle Royale".

I've read the manga and the original book of "Battle Royale", but I've never seen the film adaptation.

[LaBlooGirl]

Saw "Happy Feet" recently and though it had great animation and cute dancing/singing penguins, some of the messages made me roll my eyes and go "Oh not again." The second a movie starts going into conservation issues and "HUMANS ARE EVIL" messages (as well as anti-religious messages in this movie!) I just start to lose interest.
A really geat movie ruined for me. But this is MY opinion and I understand not everyone will agree.

Movies I'm waiting to see...

ERAGON

Movies I want to see...

Charlotte's Web
Saw 3
IceAge: The Meltdown

and well a buncha others too. I actually have no interest in Casino Royale, and I dont' know why.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

I've read the manga and the original book of "Battle Royale", but I've never seen the film adaptation.

Let me put it to you this way:

YOU MUST SEE IT!!! It is seriously that good, aside from one part towards the end that was totally unrealistic.

[taranchula]

Superman Returns.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

See No Evil

[Nathander]

Casino Royale.

Best Bond since Sean Connery.

[Howard]

Clerks 2 - just came out on DVD! I'm a Kevin Smith freak!:frankiesmile:

[Partymember]

Casino Royale ('67 Peter Sellers version)

and then i watched "Zardoz" bet i'm the only one here who's seen that!

[Jabberwocky]

The Omega Man.

That was just weird.

[taranchula]

and then i watched "Zardoz" bet i'm the only one here who's seen that!

No my friend... no you are not. Not only I've seen it, I also own the DVD as well, it was cheap and I needed a good laugh that particular day.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn

[Invader Bloo]

Borat.

[Partymember]

Yeah taranchula it was $7 on Amazon about a yr ago when i got it.

BTW Borat rocks!

[hottoepicker]

i saw the holiday this weekend...it was great!!! it made me feel good and i laughed and cried...it was great!!!

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Good Wilt Hunting

Dragon Ball Z: Brolly, the legendary Super Saiyan

[lucyrocks73]

National Treasure on the bus to N.Y.C. yesterday. I forgot how much I loved that movie when it came out... And how hot the guy who plays Riley is.

I did a little digging, and found out that the sequel is coming out next December.

And now to attempt to write a fanfic for my weekly obsession, because I actually have an idea this time. Amazing.

I must now call my best friend and bug her to bring the DVD to school tomorrow because I'm itching to see the alternate ending.

-Marty :goo:

[Partymember]

Invincible---tearjerker Holocaust flick

[Howard]

I was in the mood for a classic WW II flick, so I dug out my "Tora, Tora, Tora" DVD.:frankiesmile:

[Partymember]

wonderful movie, Duck

[Mr. Marshmallow]

I did a little digging, and found out that the sequel is coming out next December.

Yeah Disney always ponys up the dough for their cash cows. "Treasure" was a kick ass movie and the sequel is gonna involve them going around the world more like to arctic continents, China, and stuff like that.

Far as I know everyone in the first one will be back to reprise their roles except for the villain of course.

[BabyElephant]

I was in the mood for a classic WW II flick, so I dug out my "Tora, Tora, Tora" DVD.:frankiesmile:

It's a classic, but I have a hard time watching it because of what happened to Kurosawa as a result of that movie... :(

[Partymember]

what happened? Personally i can't watch Sharon Tate flicks...you know why.

[BabyElephant]

Basically, Kurosawa was hired to direct the Japanese segments of the movie. His work was completely micromanaged by the studio, telling him how to direct and constantly undermining him. Since he was widely considered one of the greatest film directors EVER, he naturally took offense, at which point the studio began spreading rumors around Hollywood that he was "difficult" and "impossible to work with". When it got to the point that it was affecting his health, he quit the movie. Of course, that meant that the studio said it proved they were right, and since Kurosawa wasn't really in a position to defend himself, it seriously damaged his reputation, both here and in Japan, which made it much harder for him to get funding for his films. There were other factors too, of course, but he later said that this period was the worst of his life (he attempted suicide not too long afterwards). I have tremendous respect for Kurosawa-san (seeing "Ran" still takes my breath away), and so it's difficult to watch "Tora Tora Tora", although I will admit it is an excellent movie.
Sorry about how long-winded that was...my inner film geek isn't a pretty sight! :-/

[Howard]

Basically, Kurosawa was hired to direct the Japanese segments of the movie. His work was completely micromanaged by the studio, telling him how to direct and constantly undermining him. Since he was widely considered one of the greatest film directors EVER, he naturally took offense, at which point the studio began spreading rumors around Hollywood that he was "difficult" and "impossible to work with". When it got to the point that it was affecting his health, he quit the movie. Of course, that meant that the studio said it proved they were right, and since Kurosawa wasn't really in a position to defend himself, it seriously damaged his reputation, both here and in Japan, which made it much harder for him to get funding for his films. There were other factors too, of course, but he later said that this period was the worst of his life (he attempted suicide not too long afterwards). I have tremendous respect for Kurosawa-san (seeing "Ran" still takes my breath away), and so it's difficult to watch "Tora Tora Tora", although I will admit it is an excellent movie.
Sorry about how long-winded that was...my inner film geek isn't a pretty sight! :-/

Hey BE!

Thanks for the little history here. I did not know that, and I find that very interesting and tragic. I am a history buff, so naturally I just learned something - thanks!:frankiesmile: :frankiesmile: :frankiesmile:

[BabyElephant]

Hey BE!

Thanks for the little history here. I did not know that, and I find that very interesting and tragic. I am a history buff, so naturally I just learned something - thanks!:frankiesmile: :frankiesmile: :frankiesmile:

My pleasure. I could spend hours talking about Japanese film...or I could, if people didn't leave after ten minutes or so. 8D

[Cassini90125]

My pleasure. I could spend hours talking about Japanese film...or I could, if people didn't leave after ten minutes or so. 8D

Then perhaps I could talk you into sharing your views on The Seven Samurai? I have been dying to see that movie for ages but have yet to succeed. :)

[Medikor]

I just got my Transformers the Movie 20th aniversary dvd in the mail and watched it. One of my all time favorite movies!:D

[taranchula]

Tim Burton's: Corpse Bride

Is there nothing that man cannot do with stop-motion? :D

[Carlaz]

A Lost Claus on YouTube

[One Radical Dude]

I watched "Re-Animated" on Sunday.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

I just finished watching "The Incredibles"

:( To be honest Radical, I hated what I saw of "Re-animated".

[Howard]

A Christmas Story - I will never grow out of that movie!:frankiesmile:

[koosie]

Donnie Darko was on Sci-fi last night. I enjoyed it as much second time round especially the whole time-travel thing. Some good acting too and fantastic music like Echo and the Bunnymen and Joy Division. Also funnier than I remembered. Yeh nice flick.

[One Radical Dude]

:( To be honest Radical, I hated what I saw of "Re-animated".

I wasn't really impressed, either, even though two former writers for Foster's had written this film. To me, a lot of it was the acting that made this a tough movie for me to watch, and the writing wasn't the best. Also, I would've loved to see more animation in the movie. If this is what we're going to get from CN in the future, I'm not looking forward to the future. Unfortunately, I read somewhere that this movie even did better than GWH. That doesn't mean that kids really loved it (though a lot did watch), however, it's a sign that we'll likely get more of these types of movies or shows in the future.

[Carlaz]

A Charlie Brown Christmas :bloogrin

[Howard]

The Green Mile. I had to, because I read the book as well.:frankiesmile:

[Mr. Marshmallow]

I wasn't really impressed, either, even though two former writers for Foster's had written this film. To me, a lot of it was the acting that made this a tough movie for me to watch, and the writing wasn't the best. Also, I would've loved to see more animation in the movie. If this is what we're going to get from CN in the future, I'm not looking forward to the future. Unfortunately, I read somewhere that this movie even did better than GWH. That doesn't mean that kids really loved it (though a lot did watch), however, it's a sign that we'll likely get more of these types of movies or shows in the future.

I sadly hope not. To me, this was worse then the crap they pump out on Sci-fi channels. The acting was pathetically lame, it was TOO childish even for kids sake, and it made utterly no sense. Not only that, but they WASTED a great opportunity to use this toon idea properly.

When I first heard about this, I thought they were gonna incorporate actual CN toons like Foster's, Puffy Ami Yumi, Titans, and etc into it. To me, that would have been a much better idea then producing shallow made up toon characters with again, acting that is downright atrocious.

Oh yeah, and it had aliens plus a really annoying "dance kid" who made me want to get my teeth drilled rather then watch him anymore :terrence:. Such a waste of money, CN could have made 50 Foster's movies with the money they wasted on that.

[Cassini90125]

I'm glad I missed it. I had a feeling it wasn't worth watching, but was it really as bad as I'm hearing?

[Mr. Marshmallow]

I'm glad I missed it. I had a feeling it wasn't worth watching, but was it really as bad as I'm hearing?

No....it's much much WORSE then what your hearing.

[Partymember]

Seven Samurai is a BEAUTIFUL flick. I think IFC plays it a lot, it might be on tonight, actually.

[Cassini90125]

Alas, I do not get that channel, nor do I plan to until I can find a digital cable box/DVR device that I can program to start and stop recording when I want it to, not when Tivo or Comcast tells it to. Until then I'm sticking with analog.

[Partymember]

don't sweat it: i just checked and it isn't on. Maybe it was last night i saw it on. It is a LONG movie from what i remember, there is an American remake set in the West called "Magnificent Seven" good flick, more often played than "Seven Samurai"

[Government Man]

Alas, I do not get that channel, nor do I plan to until I can find a digital cable box/DVR device that I can program to start and stop recording when I want it to, not when Tivo or Comcast tells it to. Until then I'm sticking with analog.

You can program a Tivo for manual recording; it's what I did to catch the Thanksgiving marathon for Sparky. Of course, they don't make it easy because they want you to subscribe to their program listing service, but it can be done.

Alternatively, you can get a DVD recorder--most of them have hard drives that you can record programs with, and my Panasonic is very easy to program by time and channel.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Fantastic Four

Just getting back on topic :bloogrin.

[Cassini90125]

Alternatively, you can get a DVD recorder--most of them have hard drives that you can record programs with, and my Panasonic is very easy to program by time and channel.

Right now I'm using a Pioneer DVD recorder. The internal hard drive records whatever channel I want, whenever I want it to, and will burn what it records to a blank DVD (after I edit out the commercials). I need something like that for digital channels, preferrably one that can record and burn HDTV channels, too. I want nothing to do with TiVo, cable boxes or subscription services; they never take into account programming that starts early or ends late and are, to me, completely worthless.

Oh, last movie I saw? A live-action remake of the claymation classic "The Year Without A Santa Claus". The original was a lot better and didn't have dancing girls.

[One Radical Dude]

Oh, last movie I saw? A live-action remake of the claymation classic "The Year Without A Santa Claus". The original was a lot better and didn't have dancing girls.

:wiltshock: I'm glad I never touched the remake.

[BabyElephant]

Oh, last movie I saw? A live-action remake of the claymation classic "The Year Without A Santa Claus". The original was a lot better and didn't have dancing girls.

Did they at least do the "Snowmiser/Heatmiser" song? I look forward to hearing that every year. And the miniature dancing clones...oh yeah.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Bad Santa

A Christmas classic 8D yeah right.

[Cassini90125]

Did they at least do the "Snowmiser/Heatmiser" song? I look forward to hearing that every year. And the miniature dancing clones...oh yeah.

They did the song, but that was the part with the dancing girls. :(

[kaytea]

Casper

[taranchula]

I needed a good slice of 80's cheese to perk me up, so I watched..."The Goonies"

[Carlaz]

Romuald the Reindeer ~ a UK cartoon ~it's funny! 8D

[Mr. Marshmallow]

The Island

on DVD.

[Carlaz]

"Alvin & The Chipmunks - A Chipmunk Christmas"

[Mr. Marshmallow]

"National Lampoon's: Christmas Vacation"

[taranchula]

"National Lampoon's: Christmas Vacation"

Same here, it's my annual holiday tradition.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Same here, it's my annual holiday tradition.

Same thing with my family, we also always watch "The Mupper Christmas Carol" on Christmas eve. Right before we go to the night church service.

[SkittleMonkey]

Let me add one more Christmas movie to this. I just watched Elf with my mom and dad, like, an hour ago. It's also our tradition to watch A Christmas Story all the time, right up until Christmas when we open presents. My oldest brother loooves that movie...

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Since that seems to be the theme here, I too got another to add for Christmas movies. I just got finished watching it like five minutes ago:

Gremlins

Not exactly cheery holiday material but still Christmas.

[Cassini90125]

"Deep Impact", on DVD.

[Partymember]

A Christmas Story...never gets old!

[Nathander]

A Clockwork Orange on DVD.

Great movie, though nowhere near as great as the book.

[Howard]

the Santa Clause - destined to be a classic in the future...

[kaytea]

The Lion King

[Howard]

Might as well post it now; when I get home, it will be "King Kong"(1933):frankiesmile:

[TrickyDisco]

Scrooged.

*Finally* found it on DVD at my comics store! I am teh happy, been looking for it for ages! :D

[InsaneFan]

The last half hour of Barnyard. >.< Sucked. Sorry if anyone thinks otherwise.

Before that I saw Taledega Nights. Not much to comment on.

Before that I saw Eragon in theaters. I. AM. THOROUGHLY. UPSET. I didn't know it was LEGAL to make a movie so far from the book it was based on...Dx Pretty much the only thing they did right was the casting of Murtagh. ARYA DIDN'T EVEN HAVE POINTED EARS!! *seethes* SO not worth seeing the first night it came out.

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Talladega Nights: Ballad of Ricky Bobby

Not sure bout you Insane but I LOVED this movie! I thought it was funny as hell, everything in it was great and it was thankfully as good as it's hype.

Which is rare to find in a film these days.

[Carlaz]

"Planes, Trains, and Automobiles"

[Howard]

"Planes, Trains, and Automobiles"

A good one Carlaz!

Badder Santa:frankiesmile:

[taranchula]

Irving Berlin's Holiday Inn.

[Carlaz]

A good one Carlaz!
:frankiesmile:
Thanks, it's a classic! Wish John Candy & Steve Martin had made more movies together.

Irving Berlin's Holiday Inn.Great show! :)


I last watched "Blackadder's Christmas Carol" DVD

[taranchula]

I last watched "Blackadder's Christmas Carol" DVD

Now it's my turn to compliment you on your choice of Christmas specials. You have good taste because Blackadder RULES! :D :D

[frankie_fan]

I actually watched The Ice Harvest on DVD. I hired it out and it was good. If you don't know what's it about click this link:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0400525/

[Mr. Marshmallow]

Pirates of the Carribean:

Dead Man's Chest

[Carlaz]

Now it's my turn to compliment you on your choice of Christmas specials. You have good taste because Blackadder RULES! :D :D

Why thank you sir! I quite enjoy Brit comedy/sitcoms.

"The Bishop's Wife" 1947 version on DVD.
I'm feeling all "Christmassy" watching these shows. :D

[Howard]

"Stoned (Story of Brian Jones)" on DVD.

[Carlaz]

Singing In The Rain

[GrimTheLost]

Eddie Izzard: Dressed to Kill

[InsaneFan]

Talladega Nights: Ballad of Ricky Bobby

Not sure bout you Insane but I LOVED this movie! I thought it was funny as hell, everything in it was great and it was thankfully as good as it's hype.

Which is rare to find in a film these days.

Yeah, I enjoyed it...And it produced many quotable lines. "I'll come at you like a spider monkey!" xD I didn't much care for the gay scenes, though. :P

[Invader Bloo]

Yeah taranchula it was $7 on Amazon about a yr ago when i got it.

BTW Borat rocks!

I knew who he was before the movie & watched the show. *sticks tounge out*

Anyways, Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope