What Was The Last Movie You Saw?

[Deckard]

Watched American Splendor and Blade Runner this weekend. Splendor was good but I found I could be easily distracted by it, though I do like Paul Giamatti. Blade Runner was great, but I'd like to find a version with the voiceover narration to see the difference (watched the '07 final/directors cut). Amazing visuals to boot too.

 

The voiceover version is hard to get now as it is out of print.

You might get lucky at a video store as a rental as they may still have a copy lying around.

To be honest, your best bet is the 5-disc Special Edition which contains all the versions of the movie including a workprint, the original US and International versions (all with voiceover), the Director's Cut and the Final Cut.

Edited November 11, 2010 by Deckard

[sodamntired]

star wars: the phantom suck

 

Meesa racial stereotype

Edited November 27, 2010 by sodamntired

[here is no why]

just bought Pans Labrynth and the Cell.

 

Both are great movies.

 

The Cell is pretty fucked up though.

[Moonlight_Graham]

Jackass 3D, had its funny moments, its not worth the extra money to see in 3d tho.... stream it or wait for the DVD

 

saw it. funny, but not as good as the last one and probably not the 1st either.

 

Godfather 1 & 2. classics. I think the 1st is slightly better than the 2nd. Though its hard to keep up with all the Italian names in the 1st movie. Will pop in #3 soon, i didn't mind it minus Sophia Coppola's craptacular performance

[Hyphnip]

The Darjeeling Limited. Great movie! I've been on a bit of a Wes Anderson kick lately for some reason.

[sodamntired]

very brady sequel

 

like this one a lot ;)

[Hyphnip]

Ugh. You would.

[Crusader]

just saw true grit, awesome.

[AnOceanPearl]

I saw Scott Pilgrim a week or so ago, and enjoyed it, though I don't think I could appreciate fully as it was a download. Shay got the blu-ray yesterday so I will have to watch that and see if I appreciate it more.

 

Saw Black Swan last night, thought it was great, probably my favorite movie of the year.

[Crusader]

i saw black swan too, great stuff.

 

the only good thing about scott pilgrim was the zelda music though.

[ToadMan]

I watched "The Social Network" last night. Perl makes me feel dirty. Also, there really isn't that much sex, drugs and rock & roll in silicon valley... or maybe I'm going to the wrong parties.

[AnOceanPearl]

The Thin Red Line, Criterion blu-ray styles. So fucking good.

[sodamntired]

The American *snore* I know diaologue is important, but don't show george clooney barring arms and *spoiler alert* killing the woman in the first 5 minutes giving me the impression the there is more to it than that.

 

Salt * angelina jolie is pretty, she does some impressive action in this, otherwise pretty forgettable

[Hyphnip]

True Grit is awesome.

Also, the American was a great movie. Just because it wasn't all action doesn't mean it's bad. It boggles my mind that you have more positive stuff to say about Salt than The American. Then again, when I consider the source, I shouldn't be surprised.

[Shiri]

I liked Black Swan a lot. I want to watch it again.

[Moonlight_Graham]

Brokeback Mountain. Such a great flick, so sad. Great acting.

 

whew got threw this post without a gay joke too!

[Guest apsham]

The last film that I saw would have been.. The Big Lebowski.

 

I've been on the fence on seeing that thing for years and the girlfriend has been pushing me to, so I finally did and it totally lived up to the hype! I shouldn't second guess watching a Coen Brothers movie.. I should know this by now.

[ToadMan]

I did not find "The Big Lebowski" to live up to it's hype... I found it mostly nonsense.

[Guest apsham]

And here comes the news today that they're possibly going to be making a second one. This.. I don't know what to feel.

[Shiri]

I never managed to sit through an entire Coen Brothers movie. I just don't get why all the hype.

 

On a side note, Colin Firth is quite adorable in The King's Speech which is a movie I didn't expect to like.

[MCGFilm]

Blue Valentine. I knew what I was walking into, so I wouldn't be completly bummed out. But I gotta say, though both Michelle Williams and Ryan Gosling gave excellent performances, the movie wasn't exactly what I was expecting. The end credits sequence is incredible, but the rest of the film just didn't do what I thought it would.

 

It is certainly worth seeing for the performances alone. Just don't expect much else, and DON'T see it with your significant other ;)

[Computer]

Fubar 2, A+

[Jarrod]

I watched the Kings Speech last night. I thought it was great. The acting in it was superb and the story I find to be quite heartwarming. The way that they filmed it, capturing the moment and the environment perfectly. I highly recommend it.

[sodamntired]

I watched the Kings Speech last night. I thought it was great. The acting in it was superb and the story I find to be quite heartwarming. The way that they filmed it, capturing the moment and the environment perfectly. I highly recommend it.

 

 

yes, saw that with my Dad last Friday too. very good.

Edited March 7, 2011 by sodamntired

[bishopx]

I saw Passchendale last night. It was one of the most incredible movies, I've ever seen. Paul Gross and the entire cast was just amazing. Go ahead and laugh, but we were both in tears by the end.