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What Was The Last Movie You Watched?

Nathan Dodge

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Amélie (2001)

I enjoyed this quite a bit, though the second half could've used some tightening up. Otherwise, great cinematography, camerwork, music score, and cast with Audrey Tautou as charismatic as any performer I've seen.
 

Dennis Young

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I saw Donnie Brasco recently. Also Public Enemies 2009. I dont agree with some of the things Johnny Depp has said, but imo, he's one of the finest actors today. Really loved both of those films.

(Also I'm a huge Pacino fan).

:)
 

Gregg Axley

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Cage of Evil (1960). Not a bad film, flowed well.
Now my wife and I are rewatching Burnt Offerings with Oliver Reed, Karen Black, and Bettye Davis. (1976)
 

Gregg Axley

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Ferrell is more along the lines of goofy grade school/high school humor.
I saw him in a new Beastie Boys video.
It's funny the first time, but after that he's not so funny.
 

rue

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Sense and Sensibility (1995 version) with Emma Thompson and Kate Winslet. Excellent, if slightly different adaptation, and the wedding scene at the end brought more than a smile to my face.
Wonderful movie :)

I think I saw some of it a few months back - I just don't think he's a good actor - he's quite one dimensional - I'm amazed he's as successful as he is.

I don't think he's an Oscar winner, by any means, so you're not hurting my feeling or anything :)

I liked him in Swingers, but I just liked that movie anyway. It was so money ;)
 

Doctor Strange

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Sense and Sensibility (1995 version) with Emma Thompson and Kate Winslet. Excellent, if slightly different adaptation, and the wedding scene at the end brought more than a smile to my face.

By far my favorite Jane Austen adaptation. A feast of great acting all around, splendid sensitive direction by Ang Lee, and an outstanding script... Emma Thompson wrote it, and won a well-deserved Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay.

I defy anybody to not gasp in sympathy during the penultimate scene, when Hugh Grant reveals that it's his brother and not him who got married, and Thompson trys - and fails - to muffle her tears of astonishment/relief. Wonderfully staged and played!
 

Widebrim

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I defy anybody to not gasp in sympathy during the penultimate scene, when Hugh Grant reveals that it's his brother and not him who got married, and Thompson trys - and fails - to muffle her tears of astonishment/relief. Wonderfully staged and played!

I must admit that the scene you mentioned got to me; so well done. The 1981 BBC version has the whole family, Elinor included, burst out laughing when the revelation is made; quite foolish.
 

Edward

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Over the past couple of days I have seen:

Conan - actually quite good, rather than amusingly rubbish as I had expected.

Rise of the Planet of the Apes - superb stuff.
 

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