Last movie you watched?

Angela's Ashes. Now I would like to read the book

I just saw "Youth Without Youth" by Francis Ford Coppola.
It was very interesting because you can see many similarities with Bram Stokers Dracula.

The cinematography is very good, the costumes, makeup, and Fords' use of 'double-exposure' and cinematic effects, as in Dracula.
I liked the way he 'flipped' the image upside-down in certain dream sequences.

very artsy, slightly depressing, but a very interesting contribution to the list of movies from the movie master, Coppola.

An Italian film entitled "I am not afraid", believe me I've seen scarier things in the girls' nappies when they were babies. Big disappointment!

I went to see "Igor" with my daughter last Saturday. I wasn't too happy with it though. They should've spent more time in character development with the exception of Igor himself. The scenery looked nice at least.

The Mouse That Roared.

Peter Sellers at his best!

Maxmordon wrote:

The Mouse That Roared.

Peter Sellers at his best!

Quite a claim, but possibly justified.

EvilHippyEmperor wrote:

Maxmordon wrote:

The Mouse That Roared.

Peter Sellers at his best!

Quite a claim, but possibly justified.

Alright, I didn't meant that it was his best film but that time of great classics like between here and Dr. Strangelove, before he got trapped on a cage made by Blake Edwards and then having his redemption with Being There

Nick & Nora's Infinite Playlist.

Decent tho I'd say "rent it"
And be mindful of where your bubblegum came from.
If you see the movie, you'll understand.

Maxmordon wrote:

Angela's Ashes. Now I would like to read the book

It's a GREAT book... Akasha highly recommends.

Akasha'sMistake wrote:

Maxmordon wrote:

Angela's Ashes. Now I would like to read the book

It's a GREAT book... Akasha highly recommends.

Your recommendations are my orders, mistress...

The Corpse Bride, with my friend last week. It was the first time I had seen it. Don't laugh...

Akasha'sMistake wrote:

Maxmordon wrote:

Angela's Ashes. Now I would like to read the book

It's a GREAT book... Akasha highly recommends.

I second that.

Adam and Steve

Morella wrote:

The Corpse Bride, with my friend last week. It was the first time I had seen it. Don't laugh...

Awww~! (I don't like the ending... *sniff*)

The Duchess w/ Keira Knightley

I was bored, it looked good in the weekend things-to-do section of the paper.
Great visuals, but a feel-bad movie.

Kept hoping some model of Terminator would come on and kill Ralph Fiennes' character...with extreme prejudice!

The last movie i watched was the happening. It was ok. Iteresting concept.

Kasmira wrote:

We went to see Quarantine. It was OK but not great. I would call it a rental though. I hear the original was really good though.

I saw the original "Rec" a few weeks ago. I believe I described it on this thread as the Spanish Blair Zombie Fireman Project. To be truthful I'd say it was OK but not great.

Doesn't sound like there is much to choose between the two versions.

Twilight has been running here in our area for about 3 weeks.

Because of holiday activities I've not had the opportunity to see it though (until today).

It's scheduled to run in about 3 hours from now.

Curious, Gothic Refugees, do you think it's worth going out into a beautiful snowglobe and walking about 3/4 mile for...?

I just sat through the first horrendous 17 minutes of Mama Mia.

The rest of the girls are still watching.

I've escaped to my room with Wanted. So far the soundtrack is infiinitely better at least.

Kasmira wrote:

^ the soundtrack to wanted is great i happen to have it on my ipod. It was the better part of the movie.

Huh? You mean you didnt buy the nerd turned assassin plot? With the beautiful Angelina driving like a madwoman while bending bullets and dodging oncoming traffic? How about that last scene when she bent the bullet in a perfect circle killing everyone... Why Kas!! How much more simple can a plot be???

Plot? Was there a plot?

The music was by Danny Elfman so it would have taken a much better storyline to take my attention away from that.

The film wasn't horrendous though. I mean, Mama Mia was horrendous. Wanted was just kinda crap.

WAnted... It was fun to watch Angelina Jolie and imagine what it must be like to be that gorgeous!! Oh, and lets not forget thin!!

Yeah. She always gets to drive the kick ass cars too.

Though if you like that sort of thing then Gone in 60 Seconds offers more cars AND Nicky Cage too boot.