What Was The Last Movie You Saw?

[cloudburst]

Lakeview Terrace... pretty good, could have been a little shorter

[bishopx]

American Pie 2

[AnOceanPearl]

Watched The Boondock Saints with the lady last night.

[sodamntired]

Hitchiker's Guide To The Galaxy

[sodamntired]

Religulous

 

A+ I highly recommend it.

[Seanathon]

Forgetting Sarah Marshall

Pretty funny, and man is Mila Kunis hot in this. Surprising amount of penis in the unrated version.

Edited October 5, 2008 by Seanathon

[hum-an-ole]

Religulous

 

A+ I highly recommend it.

sweet, i didn't know this was out.

[Shiri]

Untraceable. Kinda meh.

[Computer]

sweet, i didn't know this was out.

I saw it opening night, and it was extremely funny and then turns into a horror movie. If you're not that familiar with the origins of religion this might help enlighten you at the same time you will laugh... a lot.

[garsk]

Religulous

I too saw this on opening night, and it was funny, but then again, i found it scary too in parts. but over all, it was more funny then scary.

[Computer]

yeah it was nothing new in terms of how religion uses mind control for things like violence

[Sparq]

Funny enough. Was anyone really expecting some incredible new insight? From Bill Maher? I think not.

[bishopx]

Forgetting Sarah Marshall

Pretty funny, and man is Mila Kunis hot in this. Surprising amount of penis in the unrated version.

There was a surprising amount of penis in the rated version.

 

American Wedding

[AnOceanPearl]

Watched Top Gun and Waiting for Guffman on Sunday at work, and watched Dr Strangelove yesterday.

 

Iron Man will come when I get out of bed.

[Jarrod]

total Recall and Terminator 2

[AnOceanPearl]

Just finished Iron Man. Fabulous.

[bishopx]

American Pie Presents: Band Camp

[AnOceanPearl]

totally watched Iron Man again.

[JadenB19]

Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist. It was good.

[Seanathon]

Aliens & Alien 3. Classics.

Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist. It was good.

I've been wanting to see this.

[sodamntired]

Aliens & Alien 3. Classics.

 

I've been wanting to see this.

me as well

[bishopx]

Dodge City

 

Errol Flynn is kewlness

[LonelyWreckage]

London to Brighton. Pretty grim but still enjoyable.

[AnOceanPearl]

Saw Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist too, with the lady. It was pretty good, and according to my girlfriend, Michael Cera's character is based on me.

[Doc]

Really? I thought Nick and Norah was average at best. It had its moments and it was entertaining in parts, but I've been recommending waiting for the DVD to anyone that asks.

 

Also caught Blindness, How to Lose Friends and Alienate People and Eagle Eye last weekend. 4 movies in 2 days. My body STILL hasn't recovered. Theatre seats aren't designed for 7 hours of viewing.

 

Blindness - Great, if you liked Children of Men (the directors last movie) you'll enjoy this. Very bleak, very character driven, and the ending is fantastic.

 

How to Lose Friends and Alienate People - I'm a big fan of Simon Pegg, and I think Megan Fox is the hottest woman to walk the face of the planet, so this was a winner for me. It's actually kind of shallow and a little slow, but it's a lot funnier then I thought it would be. It's a total Pegg vehicle though, I can't imagine anyone else in his role.

 

Eagle Eye - Too long and drawn out. A touch boring. I had it figured about 40 minutes in, and started to lose interest.

 

Hmm, Quarantine and Body of Lies opened this week. Guess I know how I'm spending my Saturday night...

 

Cheers