What was the last movie you saw?

[No One]

Originally Posted by sloweye

Damn it! this mean's i'll have to watch it now...s'all your fault

Re: Paranormal Activity 2 - apologies . Obviously my expectations were sub-zero going into it, so that may have helped a little, but as sequels/prequels go I'd stand by it.

Just seen V for Vendetta, which I liked despite hearing mixed opinions. Still, there's always something heartwarming about seeing the Houses of Parliament blow up!

Would like to check out the graphic novel, which I daresay is likely to be better (and probably darker).

[Diggler]

Sanctum 3D. While being a half decent adventure film, was held back by unlikeable characters, woeful acting and atrocious over use of Aussie accents and vernacular. This was the second 3D film I have seen, and it was just too much 3D for my liking. Tron, being the other 3D movie that I have seen, was more an accentuation of the film rather than the gimmickery of Sanctum.

[J Riff]

I'm still not watching Paranormal Activity 2. And the V for Vendetta graphic novel was excellent, probably why they made the flick. Too bad about Judge Dredd.

[crys]

Rear Window - I hate to be negative but if Hitchcock made a worse film, I haven't seen it.

[AE35Unit]

Marmaduke. Good for a laugh even if I find the american treatment of such dogs very disagreeable!

[HoopyFrood]

Watched Batman Begins last night. Mmm, Cillian Murphy. Seems to get more attractive the sketchier he got. I have issues, according to my housemates.

[Mouse]

Agreed. ^ Prettiness with crazy eyes.

[Allegra]

Originally Posted by No One

Re: Paranormal Just seen V for Vendetta, which I liked despite hearing mixed opinions. Still, there's always something heartwarming about seeing the Houses of Parliament blow up!

Would like to check out the graphic novel, which I daresay is likely to be better (and probably darker).

I really liked the film too but yes, the graphic novel is better.

[ravenus]

The V for Vendetta film is a Pee-of-Ess in comparison to the comic book. The characters in the film appear to be leading very cushy lives watching their nice Sony flat-screen televisions all the time, and you really wonder if boring programming was cause enough to go about wearing masks of revolt

I saw a few old favorites I recent acquired on blu-ray:
Kagemusha
Enter The Dragon
and a few episodes of the BBC series Life.

[Jayaprakash Satyamurthy]

I find it a little weird that people think Guy Fawkes masks are V masks. A reference to a reference, like singing along to that wretched Kid Rock song about singing along to Sweet Home Alabama. Brr. The 21st century, who needs it.

[clovis-man]

Salt. Pretty good action film even though you could pretty well figure out what was going on and who the bad guys were from the beginning.

[pyan]

Originally Posted by crys

Rear Window - I hate to be negative but if Hitchcock made a worse film, I haven't seen it.

Try watching The Paradine Case - IMDB...

[woodsman]

El Cid I've always found the man intriguing and having really enjoey Ben Hur some years ago I was looking forward to this. Whilst undeniably epic, with some gorgeous on location scenes the film itself sent me to sleep.

[ravenus]

Watched the Bruce Lee docu, A Warrior's Journey, and frankly all the "found" footage for his abruptly cut short magnum opus Game of Death only adds up to a very boring movie with a stupid plot and incredibly crappy not-even-lulz-worthy dialog. Terrific Nun-Chaku duel scene with Dan Inosanto, though.

[AE35Unit]

Just watched RED, hugely entertaining... a comic adaptation apparentlly. Karl Urban (Star Trek's Bones) played a CI A op. and I couldn't help thinking he'd make a James Bond!