What Was The Last Movie You Watched?

[jamespowers]

I have to agree with you Marla. My wife and I have gone back through IMDB looking for movies we've never seen, based on the director or actor(s). Right now were into Hammer Horror pics, unless MST3K has done a 70's flick then we've got to see it. Love the music and the styles.

70s pics are all horror flicks---style and music.

 

[Gregg Axley]

No you didn't!
Plaid, bell bottom pants, big mustaches, and big lapels PLUS the music?
And foxy mamas? Every era has bad films, I'll agree with you on that point.
We watched Alien Factor the other night (mst3k version), and it was filmed right before Star Wars.
Two films in the same genre, so far apart on style and acting.

 

[jamespowers]

No you didn't!
Plaid, bell bottom pants, big mustaches, and big lapels PLUS the music?
And foxy mamas? Every era has bad films, I'll agree with you on that point.
We watched Alien Factor the other night (mst3k version), and it was filmed right before Star Wars.
Two films in the same genre, so far apart on style and acting.

Yes I did.
I still remember the 70s. I don't have to relive the horror through film. :eeek::eusa_doh:

 

[Gregg Axley]

To each his own.
Of course you're talking to a man that has burnt orange carpet and wood paneling in his den.
The orange carpet will be replaced later this year with a more neutral color.
Of course so will the green semi-shag carpet throughout the house.
If I didn't have a heeler that enjoyed running fits without notice, I'd pull up the carpet and refinish the wood floors.

 

[Gray Ghost]

Just watched "Beat the Devil" with Bogie on TCM. First time seeing this movie and I love it. Loved Bogie's wardrobe.

=GG=

 

[SomeRevolutionary]

The last movie I saw in theaters was Captain America, my fourth time seeing it. Today I watched Whale Rider on Netflix instant.

 

[Marla]

In terms of sartorial style, the early '70s films are less offensive. Though I still wince at Harold's oversized tie in Harold And Maude (1971).

 

[Miss Golightly]

Road House (1948)

 

[jamespowers]

To each his own.
Of course you're talking to a man that has burnt orange carpet and wood paneling in his den.
The orange carpet will be replaced later this year with a more neutral color.
Of course so will the green semi-shag carpet throughout the house.
If I didn't have a heeler that enjoyed running fits without notice, I'd pull up the carpet and refinish the wood floors.

Shag carpet?!
I know how Queenslands and ACDs are.

 

[Tomasso]

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[DanielJones]

The other day I caught Fried Green Tomatoes on TV. It has bee some time since I last watched this one and it is still a fantastic film. "Secret's in the sauce."

Cheers!

Dan

 

[LizzieMaine]

I may be the only person living to have sat thru "Tree Of Life" three times in one day, but I was paid to do it. Some interesting performances and sharply-observed period detail wrapped in a thick gooey layer of pretentious self-indulgent twaddle. But the dinosaurs were kind of neat.

 

[cw3pa]

The Kennel Murder Case. William Powell did a credible job as Philo Vance. You can see why he was so good as Nick Charles.

 

[Miss Golightly]

Devil
American Gigolo

 

[Gregg Axley]

Ooo American Gigilo.
I don't watch it for Gere, but mainly for the music, and the scenery.
Well Lauren Hutton isn't bad either.

 

[TCMfan25]

"The Robe" Richard Burton, pretty good religious flick.

 

[Mr Vim]

I just watched the new Fright Night film, and have a deep love for the original (which scared the bejesus out of me when I was little) I ended up really enjoying the new film.

Movies today don't ever feel like they're creating a world and this one does, it just works and it doesn't feel like its retreading the original. I highly recommend it.

 

[Gregg Axley]

Vampire Circus from 1972.
The strongman in the movie is actually David Prowse, known for portraying Darth Vader (in body only).
If you're a fan of the Hammer Studio's Horrors, you'll love this one.

 

[Lady Day]

Devil

What did you think of this one, cause it seemed to be so intent on letting you not know who was the devil that you just ended up not caring in the end. You're like, "Oh its that person, great..."

LD

 

[TCMfan25]

What did you think of this one, cause it seemed to be so intent on letting you not know who was the devil that you just ended up not caring in the end. You're like, "Oh its that person, great..."

LD

There is a name that will always put me off seeing a movie affiliated with it... M. Night Shyamalan.