What Was The Last Movie You Watched?

[vinspired]

Last night I watched Iron Man on free tv. It wasn't bad.

Speaking of bad - Breathless (1983) starring Richard Gere was on tv a few nights ago.
I watched it a year or so ago, I shuddered when I saw it while channel surfing. Such a bad bad remake.
The original with Jean Seberg is one of my favourite films.

 

[Harp]

Havent seen Waterloo Bridge, will put it on my to do list, along with buying a big box of tissues

...my mother-an exceptionally strong woman-broke down completely.
...and the next day told me how much she loved the film.

fftopic: Hope things have settled down in New Zealand.

 

[KY Gentleman]

I'm watching Eyes of Laura Mars (1978). One of Tommy Lee Jones' earliest starring roles with Faye Dunaway. Pretty good movie.

 

[Miss Golightly]

The Invention of Lying
Flash of Genius
Chinatown
Das Weisse Band (The White Ribbon)

 

[Derek Cavin]

The Iron Giant

 

[Ghostsoldier]

Becoming Jane (2007).

Rob

 

[deadpandiva]

The Last Station. I loved it so much I watched twice. I adore Helen Mirren more and more each day.

 

[Tomasso]

Salt.....Try as she may she ain't no Jason Bourne.....

 

[Dixon Cannon]

Passengers. (2008) "The line between this world and the next is about to be crossed."


http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0449487/maindetails

-dixon cannon

 

[filfoster]

The Big Lebowski

Nothing vintage to it. I just love this movie. For my money, one of Jeff Bridges' best. Haven't seen 'Crazy Heart' though.

 

[Lady Day]

Flash of Genius

I loved this movie. So underrated and a great story too.

LD

 

[KY Gentleman]

I'm watching Rob Zombies' Halloween 2 Sure, it's a slasher horror flick, but he has some moments in this movie that are really pretty unique. Very cool.

 

[VitaminG]

convinced the wife to sit down with me and watch Public Enemies last night. I think I'm over my early objections to the handheld camera issue. The movie just gets better with repeated viewings

 

[Derek Cavin]

The handheld doesn't seem as bad now. Back when it was popular it was on everything: TV, commercials, movies, etc.

I watched Platoon this morning. Sorry to say, I don't think it held up that well.

 

[filfoster]

Zombie Halloween

I'm watching Rob Zombies' Halloween 2 Sure, it's a slasher horror flick, but he has some moments in this movie that are really pretty unique. Very cool.

Slasher flicks scare me but I assemble replica costumes from this genre. Zombie's Halloween efforts seem to draw mixed reviews from the hardcore Halloween devotees but his first effort ('H1 Remake' in their vernacular) gets marks for the backstory of the Michael Myers character.

 

[MondoBiggles]

Last movie watched

Groundhog Day. Yet again. Which is maybe redundant to even say ...

 

[Ghostsoldier]

Salt.....Try as she may she ain't no Jason Bourne.....

No one is Jason Bourne, except Jason Bourne....
Rob

 

[Cricket]

Nothing vintage to it. I just love this movie. For my money, one of Jeff Bridges' best. Haven't seen 'Crazy Heart' though.

Not vintage but it is my favorite movie. fftopic: I even threw myself a Lebowski bowling party on my birthday. I came dressed as Jesus but bowled ten times worse.

Crazy Heart, to me, was an excellent movie. Bridges' performance was amazing to me. I recommend this flick to anyone.

 

[KY Gentleman]

Slasher flicks scare me but I assemble replica costumes from this genre. Zombie's Halloween efforts seem to draw mixed reviews from the hardcore Halloween devotees but his first effort ('H1 Remake' in their vernacular) gets marks for the backstory of the Michael Myers character.

I liked the Halloween movies from Rob Zombie because you got a different POV than the original John Carpenter films. The Michael Meyers from his movies is much more interesting. In Halloween 2 his use of film footage from the actors childhoods and the soundtrack choices really add to the movie.

 

[Katarina]

"Future War," courtesy of Mystery Science Theater. lol

Dinosaurs! Cyborgs! Kickboxing! And a nun!