What was the last movie you watched?

Beauty Shop

Baby Boy

Camp


it was horrible. and i loved every second of it...

Detective Conan No.9

dancer in the dark

Hitch, about an hour ago. Wasn't as bad as I expected...

Goodfellas, up until Ray Liotta is left in prison to sell drugs.

The last film I saw all the way through was The Jacket. It was excellent.

4 Brothers, that movie was so good. Better than I thought it would be; loved the ending.

Down With Love.

the longest yard at the cinema

Thumbsucker.

Singles

Momento, chronologically.
What happened to the old thread like this?

Greatest Game Ever Played

Roll Bounce

Friday night lights

I saw Darkness on Starz yesterday. What a waste of time. Ugh.

umm the movie the cave it was realy good

Robots

My sister made me watch it. I didn't think it was gonna be good, but it was alright.

The Evil Dead. greatest horror movie ever made. period. argue and i'll come to your house, burn it down, and squeeze out a link on your mothers charred corpse.

lol it was a great movie lol

I watched Million Dollar Baby w/ my roomates the other night. They saw it for the first time and my third time. I love that movie!

The last time I saw a movie was last Sunday and it was Corpse Bride, for the second time ^_^

Some movie in hbo about a prick like a pmp or something that wants to get a million ollars but he must get like his past girlfriends to forgive him or some shit

The last time I saw a movie was last Sunday and it was Corpse Bride, for the second time ^_^
dude I hate The Nightmare Before Christmass so badly :scared:

Saw

U-571 ....

I watched Napoleon Dynamite today.

I watched Spirited Away this morning (at 1am till 3am) and I still ahve about 4 DvD's in my room I have to watch. Spirited Away was recommended to me by a friend and for an Animation I thought it was brillant.

Yeah, I think Spirited Away is a really good movie. I don't like Anime at all, so this is saying something. I have four movies I 'have' to watch before my holidays are over (only 3 more days left :().. I've already watched two of them, The Rules of Attraction and Requiem for a Dream. I'd recommend both of them.

Yeah I don't like anime really either, one of my mates is addicted to it though. He wants learn japanese just so he can watch one series without getting the translation as it ruins it apparently.

I have to watch these movies I have but not for school, for myself I want to become a director and atm I am in the middle of making my own movie and just wtahcing some movies for abit more motivation.

Oh yeah, the movies I had to watch weren't for school or anything, I just wanted to watch them all again (I have them on DVD). I still have to watch The Beach and American Psycho again.

That's really cool! Who's your favourite director (if you have one)? I've always loved Tim Burton's work. What's your movie going to be about?

My favourite Director is Kevin Smith more famously known as Silent Bob, though his films arn't greatly shot, the storyline and humour is what captures me about him. He mixes in very rude potty jokes with very intellectual jokes and more often then not a very smart interwoven story line.

I also have became a fan of Taratino (can never spell his name correct) as of early this year when is aw resivoir dogs. One scene in that movie captured me particularily the scene where Mr White I think it is and Mr Pink are in the back room talking and this very low, long shot is of them and you see Mr White's reflection and Mr Pink's irritant walk. Captures the scene stunningly putting two techniques into one.

My film I am making is very plain idea..A boy meets a girl at a party they hit off but at the last minute he has to go off for a sec and then he comes back seeing her with this other guy he then walks out and stuff..Girl doesn't like the other guy but thinks she got ditched by the first guy so in the midst of it all the other guy takes advantage of her. However this storyline piece is not exactly shown at the start it all starts with The guy who loves the girl missing the bus and meeting a stranger who he tells his story too..very unwillingly. How the guy is back here after 6 years and that he was at "the party" as the whole small town is talking about it and he then goes through the film meeting old friends who have changed so much and he finds out the girl didn't want to be with the other guy and so on..one things leads to another they see eachother but nothing happens and then he goes to try and catch the bus..he misses it yet again :P and the other guy he was waiting for the bus with misses it too, he says he is staying at his cousins would you like to stay there aswell? and he agrees gets there finding out his cousin is the girl, all romantic lovely ending :P In the whole movie I just piss the audience off by making it like he is with her he isn't he is he isn't.

I haven't heard of Kevin Smith before. My other favourite directors are Peter Weir (The Truman Show), Roger Avary (The Rules of Attraction) and Darren Aronofsky (Requiem for a Dream). Their filming techniques are really interesting and some of the ideas for shots they come up with are really unique, which is what I like about the way these directors work.

Your movie sounds really interesting! The start of the movie sounds like something that happened to me. I think you'd need a lot of patience to make your own movie, so good on you!

Batman Begins

I haven't heard of Kevin Smith before. My other favourite directors are Peter Weir (The Truman Show), Roger Avary (The Rules of Attraction) and Darren Aronofsky (Requiem for a Dream). Their filming techniques are really interesting and some of the ideas for shots they come up with are really unique, which is what I like about the way these directors work.

It sounds really interesting! The start of the movie sounds like something that happened to me. I think you'd need a lot of patience to make your own movie, so good on you!

Peter Weir also directed Master and Commander if I am right. I loved the truman show it was brillant and Master and Commander was good with the camera tehniques though Master and Commander I believe got abit boring in parts..

Kevin Smith has directed all the following movies: Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back and Jersey Girl.

My movie is weird really at first look it looks like all those other silly teen romance comedy's..But I am aiming to make it more of a different story it will be fast, upbeat but it will be more focused on how "one event leads to another" and that things don't always work out in the first or second go your got to really stick to trying to get it to happen, even if both the guy and girl like eachother and know that they like eachother it won't exactly ease tension making them dive head first in a relationship..(the real reason why I am typing this out is because I ain't exactly patient and I need to get more stuff out of my head to make it flow) When it comes to camera techniques though it will be a very cheap ran film so basic techniques but also utilisations the starting scene is actually going to be of a camera on full zoom (real zoom not digital) and weaving in and around a busy party with Bloc Party's Banquet on in the background the camera then right near the end zooms out and suddenly you see the main charracter throwing his bag at the ground in front of a bus stop and yelling "FUCK!" he then seats down next to some guy and the guy after about a minute silence is like "bad day?" silence "come on, it can't be that bad" "look I don't want to talk about it" "ahh a girl" "Don't worry" silence "well you see I met this girl at a party...' then it shows the scene at the party and stuff..argh sorry everyone probably boring yous to death ><

My favourite Director is Kevin Smith more famously known as Silent Bob, though his films arn't greatly shot, the storyline and humour is what captures me about him. He mixes in very rude potty jokes with very intellectual jokes and more often then not a very smart interwoven story line.

I also have became a fan of Taratino (can never spell his name correct) as of early this year when is aw resivoir dogs. One scene in that movie captured me particularily the scene where Mr White I think it is and Mr Pink are in the back room talking and this very low, long shot is of them and you see Mr White's reflection and Mr Pink's irritant walk. Captures the scene stunningly putting two techniques into one.

My film I am making is very plain idea..A boy meets a girl at a party they hit off but at the last minute he has to go off for a sec and then he comes back seeing her with this other guy he then walks out and stuff..Girl doesn't like the other guy but thinks she got ditched by the first guy so in the midst of it all the other guy takes advantage of her. However this storyline piece is not exactly shown at the start it all starts with The guy who loves the girl missing the bus and meeting a stranger who he tells his story too..very unwillingly. How the guy is back here after 6 years and that he was at "the party" as the whole small town is talking about it and he then goes through the film meeting old friends who have changed so much and he finds out the girl didn't want to be with the other guy and so on..one things leads to another they see eachother but nothing happens and then he goes to try and catch the bus..he misses it yet again :P and the other guy he was waiting for the bus with misses it too, he says he is staying at his cousins would you like to stay there aswell? and he agrees gets there finding out his cousin is the girl, all romantic lovely ending :P In the whole movie I just piss the audience off by making it like he is with her he isn't he is he isn't.


I think that with the exception of Mallrats all of Smith's films have been shot exceptionally well with the resources he has had avalible.
I have to agree with you about that shot in Dogs being particularly fine.
I have to admit I don't like the sound of your project but we all have to start somewhere, having said that I couldn't pass fair judgment from your breif synopsis...

Peter Weir also directed Master and Commander if I am right. I loved the truman show it was brillant and Master and Commander was good with the camera tehniques though Master and Commander I believe got abit boring in parts..



I dispise Master and Commander but you are correct Weir directed it, better shows of his talent- Dead Poets Society, Gallipoli, Witness...

I never saw Master and Commander... I thought I would find it quite boring (and I heard from a few that it was). I guess it's one of those movies that you either love or hate. However, I saw The Truman Show at the movies and I thought it was made exceptionally well. I had to study it at school, and I still love it (usually that really puts me off a movie, but I think it just made me love it even more). Jim Carey plays his character extremely well. I could watch that movie over and over again.

I think that with the exception of Mallrats all of Smith's films have been shot exceptionally well with the resources he has had avalible.
I have to agree with you about that shot in Dogs being particularly fine.
I have to admit I don't like the sound of your project but we all have to start somewhere, having said that I couldn't pass fair judgment from your breif synopsis...

Yeah but do note with Mallrats the reason he didn't use big fancy shots much was because he wasn't familiar with those shots. He was keeping safe with the familiar shots. Though he could have adventured with the styling.

You won't be the only one not to like it. I am more just practising with this film and abit of fun with friends. A big element of the film is the comedy which I can't exactly write down with it making sense all to well as they involve props and the such. The thing with this film is I ain sure of it yet. I have made two (very) short films before this one and when I got the ideas for them I was very sure they would come out good and the first one did very well but I did it for a school project and someone deleted it :( I was cut, it was just a small montage picture showing the stress of exams is over rated and stuff with Clubbed to death by rob d in the back ground adding abit of drama to it. The second film idea I got I have had no way to get underway but my FTV (Film and Television) teacher gave me full marks for the idea. But I really need practice.

I dispise Master and Commander but you are correct Weir directed it, better shows of his talent- Dead Poets Society, Gallipoli, Witness...
Yeah dead poets society though I saw it along time ago was good.

Everyone needs practice and I know the good Mr. Smith wasn't used to actually having a budget and the options open for bigger better shots. Mallrats was filmed like a no budget film which was the problem but we live and learn.

charlie and the chocolate factory

The last movie I watched on the cinema was Night Watch

Wath a great movie!! It´s like a combination of Constatine and Matrix.

The last movie I watched was Rope in film studies. Fantastic experiment of the long take.

dude I hate The Nightmare Before Christmass so badly :scared:
Really? I have never met anyone who actually hated that movie...to me its a childhood classic. :)

Smith's style is that he has no style, he knows his films look like shit, and they do, but thats fine because it allows the exelent acting and writting to come foreward.

as for tarentino, he's the most tactful plagerist ever, however he turns the ideas of others into something unique, and his films get people into obscure film, so i cant complain.

the best american director going right now is probably Micheal Mann. (Collateral, ali)

the best international director is Chanwook Park. (Oldboy, JSA, Sympathy For mr Vengeance)

the most innovative director in the world is Robert Rodriguez. (Desperado, Sin City.)

and the most prolific directer is most likely Sam Raimi(The Evil Dead, Army Of Darkness, Spider-man)

and my personal pick for future master of film is Aaron Darenofski. (Requiem For A Dream, Pi)

i dont have the time to argue my points for all of these cats, besides, thier work speaks for itself. Mann is a professional, talented, keen director who draws the best out of every actor he comes in contact with and brings a crisp, artistic eye to every project he does. Aaron Daronofski is a hip-hop director with a real flare for mixing substance and style seemlessly. (if you dont know what hip-hop film making is, ask. it has nothing to do with rap music.)
Sam Raimi knows his shit, and thats all there is to say, and Rodriguez made one of the best films of the early ninetees, El Mariachi, with a 7000 dollar budget. nuff said, kids.

if you have a dissagreement, bring it on. i've got an encyclopedia of arguements for these cats.

some other talented directors of today are
Antoine Fuqua (training day, lightning in a bottle)
Christopher nolan (memento, batman begins)
Zach Braff (garden state)
and Takashi Miike (ichi the killer, Dead or Alive)


and no, i refuse to cite tim burton as a good directer, because he isnt one. he's the micheale baye of alt film. i dont care how much shit he shills at hot topic because of his ONE well directed movie.
he ruined batman, he ruined planet of the apes, he ruined the headless horseman, and he damn near ruined johnny depp. other than big fish and argueably a nghtmare before christmas, he's a fuck.

i refuse to cite tim burton as a good directer, .... he damn near ruined johnny depp. other than big fish and argueably a nghtmare before christmas, he's a fuck.

What about Edward Scissor Hands? That was beautifully directed by Tim Burton.
He definately carries out his similar ideas to all his movies.

and my personal pick for future master of film is Aaron Darenofski. (Requiem For A Dream, Pi)

Don't you mean Darren Aronofsky? :D He is definately one of my favourite directors as well.

Yeah I am cetainly going to see any future films of Zach Braff's, as I thought Garden State was just fantastic.

the last movie i watched was Monty Python and The Holy Grail!!!!!

I just finsihed watching Crash. It was a very good movie in my opinion.

He definately carries out his similar ideas to all his movies.


Everyone wants to reach auteur status nowadays.

But, you know, best director around in America today is still Martin Scorsese, all the Michael Mann's in the world just couldn't add up to him.

Oh, at the cinemas, the last film I saw was Sky High. Teehee. Well, it was cute...Lame, oh-so-lame...But cute.

The last movie I watched at home was Miss Congeniality last Sunday and the last film I watched at the cinemas was Charlie and the Chocolate Factory exactly 2 weeks ago 4 my b'day!

The 40 Year Old Virgin

Just saw it at the movies.

Was that any good?

In theatre, The Exorcism of Emily Rose or The March of the Penquin.
Outside of the movie theatre, er... Run Lola Run.

brittney there's another awesome german movie with the chick from run lola run in it, called the princess and the warrior. if you haven't seen it, highly recommend it. i thought it was better than the former.


last movie i saw was eternal sunshine. again. :inlove:

Yeah, I think Spirited Away is a really good movie. I don't like Anime at all, so this is saying something. I have four movies I 'have' to watch before my holidays are over (only 3 more days left :().. I've already watched two of them, The Rules of Attraction and Requiem for a Dream. I'd recommend both of them.
I don't like anime at all but I love that movie(Sprited away)

The Day After Tomorrow


Such a great movie. I watched in Spanish Class, all in Spanish.
then i came home and watched it in English.
(I had seen it in the theatres before, though)

Million Dollar Baby w/ my roomates a few nites ago.

Don't you mean Darren Aronofsky? :D He is definately one of my favourite directors as well.[/QUOTE]


yeah that was my goof. i'm dyslexic so you'll just have to forgive my spelling and mix ups sometimes. but look out for aronofsky's next outing Lone Wolf and Cub, this'll be the second time lone wolf and cub is adopted by western audiences, the first being Road To Perdition, an absolutely exelent film.

as for edward scissorhands, nah. it wasnt that great, i mean it wasnt horrible, but it was overdirected and full of itself. that and wynona ryder couldnt act her way out of a wet paper bag. when a film aspires to be something, thats perfectly cool. but when a film tells you what to think of it, theres a problem, and thats tim burton in a nut shell. his ego is out of this world. and with a film like Big Fish, where the script is the drive of the movie, he wont let the script take over, he's got to stuff his "oh so unique" style down your throat in every shot and its damned annoying.

just because he took goth culture and thought it would be ironic to make it somewhat kiddie, doesnt mean he's imaginative, it means he's a one trick pony.

hey dont get me wrong, scorsesse's the man, well.. he was. if we where talking about the best american director of all time, scorsesse would win hands down kick Manns ass. just like kurosowa would kick the shit out of Park. Taxi driver is my favorite american film, and anything he touched in the seventies was gold, especially when deniro was attached, but like deniro, the magic is gone.

with corperate acceptance scorsesse has lost his touch, kinda like the Todd Mcfarlene of film. as much as i love the man, he newer films are really underwhelming, and while once in a while he still makes gold, (bringing out the dead, written by paul shradder who scripted taxi driver) once in a blue moon, even in those films its quite aparent he's lost the magic eye. the aviator was a big dissapointment for me, it seemed like he made the movie simply for the purpose of winning an oscar before he died, getting into the club while he still can, which is what the oscars is- a boys club, it had nothing to do with the actual merrit of the film.

but thats just me.

with corperate acceptance scorsesse has lost his touch, kinda like the Todd Mcfarlene of film. as much as i love the man, he newer films are really underwhelming, and while once in a while he still makes gold, (bringing out the dead, written by paul shradder who scripted taxi driver) once in a blue moon, even in those films its quite aparent he's lost the magic eye. the aviator was a big dissapointment for me, it seemed like he made the movie simply for the purpose of winning an oscar before he died, getting into the club while he still can, which is what the oscars is- a boys club, it had nothing to do with the actual merrit of the film.

He never made The Aviator for an Oscar. He made it just because he wanted to. And why not? After that he moved onto No Direction Home - a Bob Dylan documentary shown on television. Why? Because he could. Maybe he's just getting old and fucking around, he can afford to make things that he wants. So he made a movie about Howard Hughes.

He hasn't lost 'the magic eye', because such a thing doesn't exist. He had one style of talent, and then it developed. It grew. It changed. It doesn't matter. He still makes gold, but film-making has changed since Taxi Driver was released. Why do you think Bringing Out The Dead was so under-rated?

PS Paul Schrader wrote Raging Bull, too.

yeah i know he did, and the last temptation of christ, anyway, i'm not getting into a debate with someone about scorsesse when we both like scorsesse, i've seen his bob dylan doc, i've seen most of his newer stuff and i'm underwhelmed, you're right, film making has changed since taxi driver, and these days, scorsesse isnt the best anymore. thats all i'm saying.

just because he took goth culture and thought it would be ironic to make it somewhat kiddie, doesnt mean he's imaginative, it means he's a one trick pony.

I definitely wouldn't call it goth, I'd call it dark. You should see his drawings and poetry. I know you don't like Tim Burton and I guess none of us are going to change eachothers perceptions of him. I just think he has great skill and his ideas are extremely creative.

flightplan, it was alright.

I watched Bowling For Columbine last night..It was ok. I start to get annoyed when I am positioned too much to the maker's view point when it isn't subtle, so I don't really like Michael Moore because of that but most docos do this however. The movie I watched not to long before it, Crash had a very subjective view but I liked the way it was set up that I let it subject me. Bowling For Columbine however I didn't agree with alot of the views Moore trys to subject the audience with.

wet dreams come true part 4

Brokedown Palace.

Brokedown Palace.

I LOVE that movie! I've been trying to think of the name of it for aaaages.

I just think he has great skill and his ideas are extremely creative.

They're all just kiddie books with the obvious morals attached. He's no more creative than anyone that writes a childs book.

The only film of his I've seen with an actual plot that isn't childish [that was any good] was Ed Wood. Sure, you've got Planet of the Apes (Shit re-make) and Sleepy Hollow (Shit storyline), Mars Attacks (Just no), Beetlejuice (Loved it, when I was younger), and Batman and Batman Returns (Though they were good, taken from a graphic novel, not the most mature of mediums by any stretch of the imagination)

He's just not that original in comparison to other people, that's all. (Okay, I bulked it up with some films and such, but that's what it all boils down to) Hell, Ed Wood was a bio-pic, so how the hell could that have been original in the conventional ways?

The Dukes of Hazzard

The Bourne Supremacy.

Harold and Kumar go to White Castle

Look man, having a creative flare is alright, and its not that i particularly MIND the style, its more that he's so full of himself, and it comes out in his films. i mean his personality, which is pretty dickish, comes out way too strongly in his movies.

i dont care if a guys a dick, hell one of my favorite movies of the past ten years is Collateral, starring king of the couch-spelunkers Tom Cruise in an unusually convincing role.

but if your a douchebag, and that comes off in your work, especially when your supposed to be a story teller, it just gets annoying. and you become reminded of why you dont like the movie, or the guy who made it. its not even that he's pretencious, lots of pretencious stuff is still good, hell, Tarentino had to buy an extention on his house to fit his ego in the doorway, but his pretention is unfounded, because ESPECIALLY recently, burton has simply attached himself to a movie because the masses feel his name is a mark of credibility.

usually what drives his films are the look, and the films that look the most like his style, IE a nightmare before christmas, werent directed by him.

a nightmare before christmas was adapted from his vapid, translucent childrens book. the first time i spoke out against tim burton i was told to read some of his stuff, i didnt like it.
as Loquadiousdipso said, any joe madonna could write the same book alot better. he ain't no Robert Munch.

anyway, continuing this threads purpose, last night i went and saw A History Of Violence for the fourth time at the drive in, along with Proof, which was slightly dissapointing, but i'd watch Anthony Hopkins cut grass for three hours. when i got home with my friends we got high and watched The Hills Have Eyes and Memento.

Darkness...that movie was weird but kinda scarey.

Scarface

The longest yard.

Robots

The longest yard

Boogyman.

Serenity.....

cruel intentions
amazing film

My favorite scene it Robots was when they were in their bunks and Fender started to make farting noises with his armpit and then everybody joined in and then Aunt Fanny actually farted (really loud, and it was 10 seconds long) and she made the lampost die.

Goodfellas, up until Ray Liotta is left in prison to sell drugs.

The last film I saw all the way through was The Jacket. It was excellent.


The Jacket.. what a great movie

I was quite shocked that it was that good, if I'm honest with you.

I was expecting some badly-written, poorly acted shite with Keira Knightley's annoying voice. Not at all! The silly bitch even changed her accent!

i just picked a few random things out of my vast dvd collection and watched princess mononoke, ichi the killer and the seven samurai, a little Tour of japan if you will, all exelent movies, Kurosowa is the master.

just watched White Noise with my girlfriend, what a piece of shit. why the hell does micheal keaton still have a career?

another turd falling into my drink via the canadian film industry. really makes a guy patriotic.

i watched the tv movie Matlock:Investigation but the last actual movie i watched was A Lot Like Love and the last movie I saw in a theatre was Red Eye

Bon Voyage

the anal adventures of alice in the arctic

^ bahah.

last movie i watched was suddenly 30. i cried because i'm a big fat pansy.

I watched Fight Club last night - it's a really good movie, Jared Leto was excellent in it.

a cinderella story** i luv that damn movie * my fav part is where therr kissing in tha rain at tha end its soo damn romantic lol*

I watched Fight Club last night - it's a really good movie, Jared Leto was excellent in it.
I own that movie I love it so much!!!

I watched Ghost in the Darkness last night, surprisingly good watch for a true story. Plus I believe Val Kilmer is a good actor, well he was good in this and The Saint in my opinion.

I own that movie I love it so much!!!

Cool! :) I had never seen Fight Club before, but my sister was always going on about what an excellent movie it was, and so I finally got to see it, and I'm glad I did!

either Chicago, or The Mask of Zorro

Flight Plan. Decent.

Goodnight Mister Tom... A crappy movie we had to watch in English.

The family guy movie.. Does that count as a movie? Well if not then the last one i watched was Scarface..

the boy who's skin fell off i cried so much i felt drained after watching it.

the boy who's skin fell off i cried so much i felt drained after watching it.

What kind of movie was this? Sounds weird..

White Noise.... was nothing like what I expected but not as horrible either

What kind of movie was this? Sounds weird..
its a documentry about someone whos skin is not attached to its flesh eventualy it develops cancer and kills him

well, today i watched
I still know what you did last summer
Battle Royal

South Park the movie... well only half of it.

Just finished watching Ocean's Twelve

Suddenly 30 …

In Her Shoes -- has anyone seen? sooooooooooooooooooo good!

a cinderella story....with hillary duff it was good

The Warriors.

Mean Girls.....


Somebody please shoot me...

Crash

duece bigelow: european gigolo....

serenity

Mean Girls.....


Somebody please shoot me...


mean girls is a great film! :eek:

"It's not my fault I have a heavy flow and a wideset vagina."

for a lindsay lohan vehicle mean girls wasnt completely terrible, as much as i hate that waste of good boob.

i just watched the pilot for Samurai Jack, which was a two hour TV movie, 10 stars, absolutely exelent, a brilliant pilot film to a brilliant television series.
i also just watched Always Outnumbered, Always outgunned, an HBO film based on the book by Walter Mosley, a favorite author of mine, and starring Laurence Fishbourne, a favorite actor of mine (despite the crappy "mystical black man" shpeal in the matrix films.) the film was almost as good as the book... Almost.

Happy Gilmore

Guess who

I just finished watching The Ring 2. I was crazy scared. lol. I hope I be able to sleep tonight.

The last film I actually watched was Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkeban. Really bad werewolf!

Since then I've watched Collateral and half of T.R.Cradle of Life, but I wasn't really paying attention (Ill :bundledup )

the anal adventures of alice in the arctic
ahha lol.^

The Virgin Suicides.
fckin great movie loved it

American Pie, The Wedding

Today I watched Van Wilder-Party Liaison: Some funny bits but pretty lame and terrible, predictable plot.
Valentine-I found it terrifying.
Closer-Really liked it.

Under the Tuscan Sun

Rocky IV.

Camp

the wiz

mr n mrs smith

fever pitch

'the fog'..weird movie

Brighton Rock

Go Richard Attenborough, go!

Batman Begins. It was good, considering that I generally don't like superhero/comic book movies.

the stewie movie.

i forgot what its called

other then that stewie is in it.

the prince and me.
it was shit.

"MEET JOE BLACK" & "ANTWONE FISHER" P.S they're both REALLY good movies. I guarantee they will both make you cry.

I guarantee I will hate them both.

I win.

The Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants


It was amazing.


or not.

Watching my little cousins, and we just finished watching Kangaroo Jack so they would shut up and stop bothering me. :)

domino...damm that films good...going to watch it again tomorrow..dont know why

just got a free coupon and went to Domino. what a piece of shit, first off, they made her straight, second off, tony scott managed to ruin christopher walken for me, third, it was basically Charlies Angels for the Alt crowd.

crappy crap crappedy crap crap crap. 2/10, it gets 2 because it looked pretty, but orange juice and orange drink arent the same thing.

diary of a mad black woman ;]



email me pls!

The last movie i watched was The sister of the traveling pants.











Someone kill me slowly. plz

the incredibles

Roll Bounce but im going 2 c Kids in America 2day!!!1111

the courpse bride

Doom..like 2 hours ago.
Turned out to be pretty good.
It was super bloody.

Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story.

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest.

The Beach

Fog..it was gay

SERPICOOOOOOOOO!!!!!

Oldboy

A Lot Like Love

Final Destination.

It was girls night we wanted a chick flick and a cheap thrill, even though I've already seen FD and it wasn't that scary.. I didn't pick em.

wedding crashers, it was awesome

Into the Blue.

Me and my friends loved it, although it was a bit slow at the start hehe.

Gremlins.

Devil's Rejects

Devil's Rejects

URGH! I envy you. I <3 Otis. Anyway...

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Mos Def is teh sex. :pink:

Finding Nemo, lol

Batman Begins best superhero movie EVER!

Last film I watched was Domino.

It was the biggest load of rubbish i have ever seen, it just confused the hell out of me!

The Evil Dead. greatest horror movie ever made. period. argue and i'll come to your house, burn it down, and squeeze out a link on your mothers charred corpse.

What a reject

worlds fastest indian

Donnie Darko

dreamcatcher

Fantastic Four.

My Big Fat Greek Wedding.

Chicago <3 love it!

Elizabethtown. Ewww.

Shaun Of The Dead.

the last movie i watched was kids in america.
good movie! go watch it!

The House Of Flying Daggers.

<3

One night I had an Adam Sandler/Chris Farley movie marathon and the last movie of the marathon I watched was Billy Madison.

Um House of Wax

Hellraiser 1 and 2.

lets see.....i think it was.....saw

save the last dance

Happenstance...wonderful French flick. Audrey Tautou is gorgeous!

I watched Elizabethtown. It was a pretty good movie. I like it.

I watched Garden State today, it's a pretty good movie.

Save The Last Dance. It was either that or Finding Nemo.

i watched 3 movies yesterday nanny mcphee,ed gien and grease lol (but grease was the LAST 1 i watched) :D

Heat

No, wait. The People Vs. Larry Flint

I watched Underworld last night for the third time.

I watched Garden State today, it's a pretty good movie.

I love Garden State! I find it a bit dark in some parts as there is no music in alot of scenes, though the music that is in the film is brillant. The song in the closing scene I fell in love with after 3 seconds (Let Go by Frou Frou.)

I love Garden State! I find it a bit dark in some parts as there is no music in alot of scenes, though the music that is in the film is brillant. The song in the closing scene I fell in love with after 3 seconds (Let Go by Frou Frou.)

I though Zach Braff was really good in Garden State - I thought it was amazing that he wrote and directed it. My sister bought the dvd of it the other day (for something like $20!). I agree, I thought the music in the movie was excellent, they played a lot of The Shins, and your right, the song at the end was really nice.

I though Zach Braff was really good in Garden State - I thought it was amazing that he wrote and directed it. My sister bought the dvd of it the other day (for something like $20!). I agree, I thought the music in the movie was excellent, they played a lot of The Shins, and your right, the song at the end was really nice.

I hope to Direct and Write a movie even just a quarter bit good as that movie was.

Football Factory

The Fog. 4 words ladies.... Tom Welling in shower...... haha! :pink:

Happenstance...wonderful French flick. Audrey Tautou is gorgeous!

She is that...

Anyway I watched Do The Right Thing.

RIP Radio Raheem you dumb mother fucker...

Haha...I'm watching Seven Doors of Death right now...it's effing hilarious.

Boogeyman

Seabiscuit.

Sleepy Hallow

50 First Dates.... Love that movie
*sigh*

Evita.

i just seen the movie 'seven'

I got to go to a sneak preview of Chicken Little with my friend who got tickets-- it was SO good that I am actually going again this weekend when it comes out with another friend of mine who is dying to see it. Anyone seeing it this weekend? Think the theaters will be packed?

Thirteen

I watched Edward Scissorhands yesterday. It's one of my favourite movies.

I watched Edward Scissorhands yesterday. It's one of my favourite movies.

I watched that last week, I however just watched Underworld...again. Plus I watched Garden State yesterday I own both those movies on DVD now and haven't got tired of either of them yet.

Erm, Snatch I think could have been Sonatine though.

About 20 minutes of Cruel Intentions (2 weeks ago). Full movie I completed would be The Lion King 3 weeks ago.

i watched was disneys holes...followed by anger management

i just seen the movie 'seven'


I love that movie but I haven't seen it for a while. And the last movie I watched was "The Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants", with my 12 year old cousin.

Dirty Dancing Havana NIghts

A christmas story.

<3

High Tension. That movie is really good. It's sooo weird though.