The Official What was the last movie you saw??

I liked it too, its just really slow sometimes.

 

I watched 'Master & Commander' this afternoon. What a great film! Regardless of what anybody thinks about Russell Crowe in the public eye, he was great in this movie. Very historically acurate, all the way down to the awesome soundtrack of classical music. A big

 

Finally saw Gran Torino.

Wow. That was an amazing movie.

Between this and the movie Up, I don't think anyone will ever be able to top the whole, "Cranky Old White Widower, Reluctantly Befriends A Young Asian Fatherless Male, Only To Learn More About Himself And Find Inner Peace, While The Asian Kid Learns To Be A Man, All Of Which Is Mostly Centered Around A House...Oh And There's A Dog" genre.

Actually, I think these movies would make excellent companion pieces for one another.

 

Yeah, it was definitely awesome. A lot of people I know didn't like the ending, don't want to give anything away to anybody, but I thought the movie was outstanding. The slow increase of the level of compassion that built up during the film was great.

 

Gran Torino was simply a great movie I was suprised the way it ended

Spoiler

I thought Eastwood was gonna kick all sorts of ***, I didnt think he'd just set up the punks to get arrested but when I saw it again I realized it actually made perfect sense given the development of his character

 

You guys really should see Up as well, its equally amazing.

 

Drag Me To Hell. I was impressed.

 

The International: One of the better Clive Owen flicks I have seen. Really good flick.

S. Darko a Donnie Darko tale: Stays true to the strangeness of the first one..but wasn't as good.

 

Watched 'Dog Day Afternoon' today. Great movie. I recognized a very young Lance Henriksen as an FBI agent towards the end. It's based on a true story, and the two bank robbers, Al Pacino and the late John Cazale, were major characters in the first two Godfather movies, one more than the other, ha ha. Check it out if you've never seen it.

 

Dr. No - Pretty cheap and convenient way for the villian to die.

 

Wall-E. Was as great the second time around.

 

Up- 9/10

Was not expecting for the movie to be like that. Pixar continues making great movies.

Gran Torino- 8/10

Did not see it ending the way it did and I bet the girl wished she had been more respectful when she heard the disappointing news at the end of the movie.

 

The International- Good movie

 

The Departed - Always great, I still need to see Infernal Affairs though.

Hot Rod - A pretty silly movie, but actually funnier and better than I expected.

 

The ORIGINAL Taking of Pelham of 123. Awesome movie. Walter Matthau was the MAN!

 

The International

 

yEH seen that on TV last night.

I saw Gran Torino great flick. It even had Snuffleluffagus singing the song at the end...

 

That one kind of left me flat.

 

Land Of The Lost.

Will Ferrell once again is a genius, as is Kenny Powers (I don't care what that guys name is, he will forever to me be Kenny Powers from Eastbound & Down on HBO).

 

I agree. It started great like Michael Clayton, but ended drab like Syriana.

 

Forgot to mention that I rewatched the first three Harry Potter movies over the weekend. I had forgotten how enchanting these movies were, and what a significant shift in tone the third movie represented. Also loved the time travel nerdiness at the end of "Azkaban."

We're watching the remaining two movies this weekend, which will be the first time I've seen either one.

 

The Mist. I liked it. The end was just insane.

 

I finally saw Gran Torino last night. Awesome movie. One of the best Ive seen in awhile.

 

Just finished watching 'Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer'. Man that had some freaky stuff in it. Unrated version on IFC. Worth a look for those of us that like those kind of movies.

 

The Bone Collector- Not the first movie I've seen Denzel go into shock/have a seizure, but first time I've seen him get a chick while doing it.

 

The new Friday the 13th. I dug it-good kills, lots of action, and much boobage.

 

the hangover -- 9/10 ****ing funny, good plot as well, character development without being sappy. Good all around movie.

 

The way the preppie jackass goes out is ****ing hilarious

 

Watched 'Into the Wild' today. I really liked it. His abandonment of society and it's conformist ways was awesome. Beautiful cinematography, filmed on location all over the country. I give it a

 

Really? I wasn't going to see it anyway, but I didn't think it looked as cheesy and stupid as 90% of the comedies they make these days.

 

Finally saw Semi Pro, and it was amusing. Then I watched The Conversation with Gene Hackman and was mildly disappointed. It was deadly slow, but interesting.

 

GET OFF MY LAWN!!

 

He and Jack Black are both on my list of, "People I would instantly punch in the face if I ever saw them."

The trailer for that movie is ****ing painful to watch.

 

Gran Torino- Good movie

 

Michael Cera plays up the "lovable dweeb" angle to a disgusting level.

Jack Black was funny in OC. Although the rest of it was terrible.

 

Watched "Sleepers" the other day.

Still a really good movie w/an awesome cast. Still depressing.

 

Jack Black was good in Tropic Thunder I thought.

I just watched the re-make of 3:10 to Yuma. Very good movie all around. Acting was top notch. As big of a douche as Crow is, he's a damn good actor.

before that I watched The Happening... Wow, what a ****ty movie. And I usually like survival films. John Leguizamo is one of my favorite actors, so I figured I would check it out despite the terrible things I've heard about it.

 

Why didnt you listen?

 

Jackie Brown

Still a really good movie with great music. I'm not sure if I like it more than Pulp Fiction, but it's damn close.