What Was The Last Movie You Watched?

[KY Gentleman]

I re-watched A Clockwork Orange tonight. Still great.

 

[Bustercat]

Miller's crossing, right now.

It just gets better each damn time.

 

[JPH]

Storm Warning

Joseph

 

[stillsparkling]

The Broadway Melody of 1940 - I loved it!

 

[Forgotten Man]

The Broadway Melody of 1940 - I loved it!

Great movie, I have it... Love the entire cast and the sets are amazing!

Last night the lady and I watched a film she picked out... A very unique 1983 film called POLYESTER staring Divine... lol

Strange film... as most early 80s films are. It's one of those that you just have to laugh at and can't really take serious in any way.

Oh well, I laughed at the part when the rebellious daughter left the house with her grease ball boyfriend to go smack people on the street with a broom... and then they hit a large preacher lady and as she gets on the buss, she kicks the bus driver out and she hijacks the buss to run down the two kids who smacked her in the butt! lol The whole buss is going mad! lol That's really the best part in the whole film.

 

[KY Gentleman]

Miller's crossing, right now.

It just gets better each damn time.

Awesome flick.

 

[Wally_Hood]

The Sorcerer's Apprentice

 

[Wally_Hood]

Sort of off-topic, but in The Last Airbender, the ships and devices of the Fire Nation are very steam punk, all metal and rivets and sharp lines.

 

[Miss Golightly]

Precious

 

[EmergencyIan]

Watched "The Shootist" again the other night. The Duke went out at the top of his game; the other actors, writers and production were all top grade, as well. Not sure if you all are aware of this but almost ALL of the scenes in The Shootist where the Duke is showing physical weakness are not acting; he was suffering from, I believe, stomach cancer at the time and they just left the shots where he would get out of breath or stagger as shot. I really think that decision made J.B. Books, the dying gunfighter, much more believable.

I saw this for the first time about a month and a half ago and it's really stuck with me. I think it was pretty great, as well.


- Ian

 

[Salty O'Rourke]

Miller's crossing, right now.

It just gets better each damn time.

Check out the inspiration, both the novel and the flick:

 

[St.Ignatz]

"Alibi Ike" 1935. The 1934 Cubs with Jim Thorpe and the BEST shots and selections of fantastic Fedoras and creases. Also a real fun flick.

 

[DigThatBeat]

I'm watching Freaks on TCM right now. There was also a Barbara Stanwyck marathon today , I recorded most of it.

 

[Lefty]

I'm not watching it at the moment, but we have an interest in common.

 

[DigThatBeat]

I just saw your freakshow thread, very cool!

 

[ThesFlishThngs]

A matinee of "Despicable Me", then home to cook dinner and enjoy TCM's evening lineup. Just now, it's "Circus of Horrors".

 

[LizzieMaine]

Speaking of despicable, our feature for the week is "Solitary Man," the Michael Douglas vehicle about a man who is exactly that. If you collegiate types run into him on campus, run as far as you can in the other direction.

 

[swinggal]

Sunshine from 1999. I love this indi movie. So sad but wonderful story and some great costuming right through from the late 1800's to the early 60s.

 

[2manyhats]

The Killing

...not that great a movie.

 

[SGB]

Nowhere in Africa

Excellent film.