What Was The Last Movie You Watched?

[Miss Golightly]

Whirlpool
Inception

 

[CopperNY]

"Centurion". another Neil Marshall survival/action film. he does it well though. and yes, it's -another- bad "Romans v. Celts" movie, but it an AWESOME bad "Romans v. Celts" movie.

 

[Black Dahlia]

The Burning (1981) - blah, arg..not good.
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BD

 

[Miss Golightly]

Sex & the City 2

 

[dwebber18]

I DVR'd about 8 Bond movies over the Thanksgiving holiday and I just watched On Her Majesties Secret Service last night. Such a good but under appreciated movie.

 

[Decodence]

Cradle Will Rock. I swear, every actor who has ever lived was in that movie.

 

[Black Dahlia]

I DVR'd about 8 Bond movies over the Thanksgiving holiday and I just watched On Her Majesties Secret Service last night. Such a good but under appreciated movie.

That is my favourite Bond flick!
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BS

 

[Mugwump]

"Poor Little Rich Girl" with Mary Pickford (1917) - man, she was TINY!

 

[Danny Ocean]

"Analyze This" (1999), starring Robert De Niro and Billy Crystal.........hilarious!

Danny O

 

[mattwithahat]

The last movie I saw was Jurassic Park. I love watching Spielberg movies. And dare I say, this is a "classic?" I just feel old when I call movies like this one classic. Oh well, guess I have to accept my age some time.

 

[Undertow]

Magnolia (1999) I wasn't too crazy about it. [huh]

 

[Edward]

I spent a very pleasant long-haul flight from London to Beijing over Wednesday & Thursday watching four films:

Terminator Salvation - surprisingly entertaining, much better than I had anticipated. On a par with the first film, and, IMO, significantly better than the over-hyped Terminator 2.

Iron Man - which I had already seen (I actually have the DVD), but it's good, and I had the option of watching it back to back with...

Iron Man II - equally as entertaining as the first.

Last came Angels and DEmons, which falls into the very surprisingly entertaining bracket. I actually considered this one to be significantly better than The Da Vinci Code - tighter, better story, and simply held my attention better. I'm not busting to read the book, though - I did read The Da Vinci Code and while it was an entertaining enough story, it was possibly the worst-written tome I have ever encountered. I don't believe I've seen such toe-curlingly clumsy pop-culture references since Lois and Clark's rendition of Jimmy went to see Pearl Jam....

 

[LizzieMaine]

Just previewed "Waiting For Superman," a relentlessly bleak documentary examining the woeful state of American public education. When I entered the title into the ticketing system, it came out "Waiting For Supperman," which sounds like a movie Woody Allen would have made in 1985. And which would have been much more cheerful.

 

[Miss Golightly]

My Best Friend's Wedding

 

[DanielJones]

Talk of the Town with Cary Grant & Ronald Coleman.

Cheers!

Dan

 

[Danny Ocean]

"The Perfect Storm" (2000).

RIP, Andrea Gail, and your crew.

Danny O

 

[DanielJones]

Operation Petticoat today. Always makes me smile.

Cheers!

Dan

 

[Octavia]

"The Majestic"

Interesting...I liked the nostalgia and the nod to Capra and older films in general, but it reminded me of "The Truman Show"....because of Jim Carrey, I suppose. =P

 

[DanielJones]

Tonight it was The Santa Clause 2 and then Fred Clause. Got a good Santa fix this evening. And you know? Paul Giamatti does a great job as St. Nick.

Cheers!

Dan

 

[KY Gentleman]

I watched Inception last night. It was very good and I plan on seeing it again.