What Was The Last Movie You Watched?

[Miss Golightly]

Drag Me to Hell - brilliant horror movie - loads of frights - great fun!

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Adam's Family Values. I forgot how funny it is!!! lol

 

[MissECP]

Gilda
Rita Hayworth wears some fantastic dresses in this film. Soooo jealous.

 

[KY Gentleman]

I watched "Sea of Love" on cable last night. Al Pacino and Ellen Barkin were great together in that one.

 

[Antje]

this afternoon 5 children and It

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0oW7A6ch-fg

a real fun movie to watch, it reminded me a little of the chronicals of narnia

and this evening The Pinup girl

 

[Lady Day]

Orphan
It wasnt very good, quite ridiculous story logic, but it was disturbing to see 'a kid' do what she did. When she played the piano I just kept thinking, "she cant be a kid."


LD

 

[C-dot]

I just finished watching The Night of the Hunter with Robert Mitchum, Shelly Winters, and Lillian Gish. It got an 8.2 on IMDB, a 98 on Rotten Tomatoes, and featured all these big names, so I was eager to watch this masterful work of suspense.

I didn't get what I expected. It was SO BAD. The acting was awful, the scenery was fake; The story dragged aimlessly on, awkwardly introducing new characters, and losing all semblance of a conclusion. (Look at the message boards on IMDB - I'm not alone with this opinion!) The only things that were good were Mitchum's creepiness - which shines through all his roles anyway - and Lillian Gish, though this role was beneath her.

With this film for a debut, I'm surprised Charles Laughton enjoyed a successful directing career!

I re-watched "Big Night" tonight.

"Do you know what happens in that restaurant every night? RAAAAAAAAPE! The RAPE of CUISINE!"

"It is so good, that you have to KILL yourself! YOU CANNOT LIVE!"

lol

 

[MikeBravo]

Gone With The Wind

On the BIG screen. Our own Astor Theatre in Melbourne

Have read the book, just forgot how sad it was!!!

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Road to Perdition. I am beginning to enjoy this movie.

 

[Ethan Bentley]

Key Largo, most enjoyable.

 

[Antje]

Gone With The Wind

On the BIG screen. Our own Astor Theatre in Melbourne

Have read the book, just forgot how sad it was!!!

I'm jealouse you saw it on the big screen, it must have been wonderfull

 

[Inky]

Lon Chaney's 1923 Hunchback of Notre Dame on a large screen in a theater with an amazing pipe organ and live accompaniment - it's the second silent we've seen in that manner and it was wonderful!

http://pacslo.org/about/forbes_pipe_organ.php

 

[Lady Day]

I saw Thief of Bagdad that way. A 3 hour silent movie on the big screen with a live pipe organist. One of the best film going experiences of my life.

LD

 

[mannySpaghetti]

I watched "Marked Woman" with Bette Davis(va va va voom!) and Bogey last night. Loosely based on "Lucky" Luciano's exploits. Bogart was supposed to be portraying Thomas Dewey sort of. Not a bad flick.

 

[rkwilker]

Paranormal Activity...good ending.

 

[Ethan Bentley]

Spirited Away - better than I expected.

 

[C-dot]

I watched "Marked Woman" with Bette Davis(va va va voom!) and Bogey last night. Loosely based on "Lucky" Luciano's exploits. Bogart was supposed to be portraying Thomas Dewey sort of. Not a bad flick.

Amazing flick! I think I'll watch that tomorrow night. Tonight, I have to finish Take Me Out to the Ball Game, with Frank Sinatra, Gene Kelly, and MGM's own mermaid, Esther Williams.

It's sad how underrated as an actress she was. She spends 90% of this film out of water, and is great.

 

[Mirinda]

Spirited Away - better than I expected.

That's such a sweet film... I watched it when i was a nanny and loved it.

Yesterday I watched, for the first time, "Once Upon A Time In America".... such lovely clothes! Both for men and women. I kept on saying to my boyfriend "all the men look so elegant... why don't men wear hats every day, like they used to?"

Of course, I know the gentlemen in this forum are all elegant and wear nice hats

 

[Miss Golightly]

In the Loop
The Haunting in Connecticut
Lakeview Terrace

 

[AmateisGal]

Ocean's Thirteen. Love those movies, even though they're fluff.