Last movies you saw

[Angrist]

[Rec] (2007). 8/10.

Awesome and incredibly scary movie. If you're into horror movies, I really really recommend it. It's actually better than the stuff I've seen from Hollywood lately.
Oh but you'll have to watch it with subs, because it's Spanish.

[The Germanator]

Kicking and Screaming

Noah Baumbach's first movie...Not bad, not great either. He directed it when he was 25, so that's not much of a surprise really. Very funny and witty dialogue and not much else, but that was also kind of the point, so it was pretty well done.

[Teuthida]

Tangled

Standard fairytale fare but I absolutely loved the character interactions. Great expressions all around. And probably the funniest animation I've seen that didn't resort to pop culture for its humor.

[BreakABone]

This is just awkward... but Tangled... wonder why Danny watched it. :P

This is classic Disney through and through and aside from the magic tears (ARGH) was a fantastic movie!

[Bond]

10 Things I Hate About You. 6/10.

[Bube]

Just saw Rango. 9/10

Loved the adult humor and movie references.

[Angrist]

How To Train Your Dragon. 8/10
Awesome movie! I wish I had seen it in 3D (like you advised me to) .

[Seth]

The Third Man (1949) - It started a bit slow but Orsen Wells is f'ing cool. Selling contaminated medicine tsk tsk. 8.5 on imdb so you have an idea...

The Night of the Hunter - Watched it again. Its a creepy stalking movie. Pretty cool, making me look forward to Cape Fear with Gregory Peck and Robert Mitchum as the villain again.

The King's Speech - Rush was good as usual. Captivating enough movie all around. I don't know about best picture...I felt True Grit was better overall but, can't give to the Coens every time.

Chronicles of Narnia VOTDT - Crap. The 80's lowbudge was a better adaption.

Sin Nombre - 2009 about a girl traveling north from El Salvador or Hondorus...one of those countries. Good for the visceral shock of the gangs.

Not sure if i mentioned, Exit Through the Gift Shop - Its the street art movie that you've probably heard of. Interesting given the social context and the inclusion of banksy. I really like his UK work.

Black Swan - haha Vincent Cassel's character was comedy gold! The movie did a good job of making me squirm. Sick cool stuff that had a lot of the uncomfortable elements of Requiem for a Dream but less down and out drugged. Natalie was excellent.

[Ginkasa]

I watched The Source Code earlier. I really liked Moon (both directed by Duncan Jones), so I was excited for this. It was okay. It wasn't nearly as good as Moon, but I enjoyed it. The thing that really knocked it down a few pegs was the ending. I was actually really glad about the ending for a while. It looked like it was going to end on a positive note without having everything ever going the best way possible, but then it kept going. I don't want to say too much so as not to spoil it, though.

Overall, though, I enjoyed watching it and recommend you see it. If you're a fan of Moon, though, I would lower my expectations a little bit before entering the theatre.

[Angrist]

The Book of Eli. 7.5/10

Enjoyable apocalyptic story, decent acting.

Ginkasa, thank you for keeping my hopes down. I loved Moon and the trailer of The Source Code looked interesting (it's the one with the train, right?). I'll watch it eventually, but I won't expect a master piece like Moon.
Speaking of which... I told my brother to watch Moon because it was really good. Because of that, he thought it was decent. I shouldn't have said anything.

[Seth]

Get Low - 2009
Robert Duball, Bill Murray
This film was pretty good. I'd recommend it for my dad. It's about a man who's been a hermit for 20+ years..


-Bube, have you seen 3 Monkeys (2008) ? It's from Turkey so I though you might have heard/seen it. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1233381/

also, this one: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0880502/

[Acebot44]

Originally Posted by DarkMaster

a movie called Enter The Void. Unlike anything that I've ever seen or heard of. Watch it? I don't know whether to recommend it.

Watched this for about 15-20 mins on netflix, waiting for it to pick up and see if the story matched the cool visuals, and then got tired of it.

[abbyjhon]

I watch Titanic last night its amazing movie really.....

[Seth]

The Adventures of Baron Munchausen - Terry Gilliam's. I just couldn't get into this one. I looooved the German make from the 30's or 40's. So full of that aryan shit. Good movie. Gilliam's just seemed empty. Uma Thurman younged!

The Natural -- Robert Redford as an oldy rookie. I have a special place for retro baseball. Lucky Strike advertisements and simpler times. Good movie just a little bit tooo long.

Syriana -- It was ok. Can't say I was paying attention. Political plot driven

Rogue Male --Peter O'Toole makes any movie great. British gentleman attempts to assassinate Hitler.

Road to Perdition - - - Saw this again. Some nicely shot scenes. The ending was so fucking predictable, I would have preferred to have seen a well choreographed fight instead.

[Swan]

Just saw Sucker Punch and I have to say I am rather disappointed. I'm not sure what I was expecting from it exactly but I thought it would be better.

It felt like it was trying to be really artsy and it was obvious that it was trying... If that makes any sense