What Was The Last Movie You Watched?

[DanielJones]

The American with George Clooney this evening. A little on the slow side but not too bad. It had the feel of an old western of the gunslinger that wanted to get out of the business and was looking for redemption. The ending is open enough that it leaves it up to you to conclude.

Cheers!

Dan

 

[AmateisGal]

Her Alibi with Tom Selleck. Oh how I love that movie...

 

[DNO]

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance. Some of my favourite "bad guys"...Lee Marvin, Strother Martin and Lee Van Cleef.

 

[Gregg Axley]

Jennifer, with Ida Lupino. Seemed to be a good movie, from what I saw.

 

[Tomasso]

The Shawshank Redemption

 

[Tomasso]

Oh, and from the other day.

The Water Engine.


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[TCMfan25]

Top Hat 1935 < very funny, and The Road To Singapore funny<as well.

 

[TCMfan25]

I keep re- watching Top Hat! I love it!!

 

[TCMfan25]

Man, I hope that you enjoyed it! Not a near-perfect film, but it still gets me going. The ending scene with Duryea appearing as an angel of death is great.



Just saw Key Largo after many years, and I liked it a lot. First-class acting, and a good plot, all under Huston's steady hand.

Bogart, Robinson, Bacall, cracked and wisked in a bowl by the hand John Huston, surely to come out a masterpiece!

Key Largo is one of my favourites!

 

[Wally_Hood]

Harry Potter and the You Know What (part two). Pretty close to the book. The vintage movieholic in me wanted a happy ending, but to their credit, it ended the way the book ended.

 

[MisterCairo]

We literally just finished watching National Lampoon's Vacation. My wife got some DVDs on sale, this was one marked "two for $20". It has all four Vacation films with the main cast (it does not include the infamous Cousin Eddie's Island Adventure) on one disc.

Not Casablanca, but then, Casablanca isn't NL's Vacation. Just fun!

 

[Miss Golightly]

I Wake Up Screaming

 

[Aristaeus]

Charlie Chan in Egypt.

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[JWS34]

I am not certain that this meant for documentaries, but I just watched the American Experience's Riding the Rails, and MacArthur. I found them both to be very impressive productions and made the purchases. I own several of the PBS documentaries and have not found anything else to have depth enough to produce a four hour long biography. I did see a portion of a film this morning with Red Skelton And Virginia O'Brien. I have recently become interested in her and am amazed that she seems fairly obscure now. It seems to me that she was a great talent.

 

[Gregg Axley]

The Hands Of Jack The Ripper.
This was a Hammer Films production, odd but the story was believable.
I love those old Hammer Horrors.

 

[AtomicEraTom]

My parents and I were just talking about Charlie Chan yesterday. I mentioned him, and my brother had no clue who he was. My parents were disappointed lol

 

[DanielJones]

Watched Kinsey (2004) with Liam Neesom last night. An interesting film to be sure. Thought the costuming was fantastic and I loved his array of bow ties that he wore. Would dig on finding some of that ilk.
On that note I chalk this one up to a thinking mans film with a great backdrop of I think the 40's and 50's.

And then right after it was Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. I suppose it is a 50's night for me.

Cheers!

Dan

 

[dhermann1]

"Buck", a documentary about Buck Brannaman, the guy that Ghost Whisperer was based on. It's Buck's horse that was actually in the Redford movie. It's an amazingly moving documentary of his life and his methods of training horses. Brilliant, excellent. Four thumbs up.

 

[Rats Riley]

The Thin Man...AGAIN!

 

[Nathan Dodge]

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2.

I've never been big on sword and sorcery (Boorman's Excalibur excluded), but the new movie was quite good. An entertaining and solid finish to the Potter series.