What's the last movie you've seen?

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Last House on the Left (2009).

Yawn. How boring.

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I'm gonna go get it from the library later. I plan to celebrate the Easter weekend/holiday/break with a classic horror/exploitation flick marathon of sorts.

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The Last House on the Left (original)

Hilarious. BRTD, I'm pretty sure it's supposed to be campy. The juxtaposition of light-heartedness with pretty brutal rape and killing and torture is the point.

Grindhouse: Planet Terror

I love this movie. Great "zombie" movie.

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Believe it or not, Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason.  A friend of mine was having a movie night and I had no say in the movie selection.

Not as bad as I'd anticipated.  All right, I'll say it: I liked it.

I just killed my rep, didn't I?

It's based on Pride and Prejudice, isn't it? That's a very Mikado-esque thing, I'd think.

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Re-watched Dawn of the Dead (2004) last night-this morning.  I like zombies.

Have you seen the original (or its prequel, Night of the Living Dead)? Two of my favorite films.

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Semi Pro. Pretty funny when it was trying to be funny, but awful when it was trying to be serious. A lot of awesome side roles from a bunch of funny actors.

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17 Again

It was a fun movie.

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ZAC EFRON, bro!

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I am currently watching David Lynch's DUNE, a true cinematic work of art.

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Catch Me If You Can

Entertaining flick

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Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

Loved it so, so much. One of the most interesting films I've ever seen.

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Full Metal Jacket

Eh, felt kind of weird and pointless (especially the second half). The first half and the second half also felt like completely different movies. The camera work and cinematography was neat though.

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It's kind of like the Bourne series if the Bourne series was braindead and racist.

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All the President's Men.

Really liked it. Very exciting, for a movie about newspaper reporters. The acting was superb and I really enjoyed the directing as well, with a lot of very interesting shots. The splicing in of historical footage and news reports was also done well (though, at the time, I suppose the footage wasn't that historical, having happened only a few years before).

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All the President's Men.

Really liked it. Very exciting, for a movie about newspaper reporters. The acting was superb and I really enjoyed the directing as well, with a lot of very interesting shots. The splicing in of historical footage and news reports was also done well (though, at the time, I suppose the footage wasn't that historical, having happened only a few years before).

It cuts off way early in the story.  Read the book.

BTW, knowing who Deep Throat is sort of undermines it.

Yeah, that's probably my only gripe with it, that they ended the movie only half way into the investigation.

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Burn After Reading- Very entertaining. I love John Malkovich, but the whole cast was great.

Hot Rod- One of the funniest films I have ever seen.

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Being John Malkovich

So awesome.

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Zulu, made in 1964, with Michael Caine.

Such a great film. The pace is kept up from beginning to end and you really get a sense of what it must have felt like to be there.

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Memento.

Crazy ending.

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The Happening.

Seriously one of the worst movies I've ever seen. My brother and I were laughing through the entire thing at how stupid it was, how horrible the acting was, how juvenile the dialogue was and how ridiculous the entire concept was.

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Mullholland Drive

wtf wtf wtf wtf wtf??

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I'm suprised that movie theaters are still popular when you can download any movie fairly easier on the internet for free.

Well, the picture/sound is much better in theaters. But for comedies or movies where great quality aren't super important, it's certainly not a bad option.

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Gigantic

I thought it was pretty good actually, I don't know why it got such middling reviews. I guess people were kind of put off by how it felt kind of "pointless"? But I thought that was fairly realistic; there's not some grand dramatic arc, but instead just a group of unique people living their lives.

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Gigantic

I thought it was pretty good actually, I don't know why it got such middling reviews. I guess people were kind of put off by how it felt kind of "pointless"? But I thought that was fairly realistic; there's not some grand dramatic arc, but instead just a group of unique people living their lives.

What did you think of my sig?

That was one of the funnier lines in the movie. I do agree with your post a few pages back that Zach Galifianakis' character didn't really make any sense, though.

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The Squid and the Whale

Really good. Kind of a more realistic and less oddball Wes Anderson film.

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Just saw Paranormal Activity. It was a decently scary movie but only because it makes you think it could plausibly happen to you. Basically the same reason why I thought The Exorcism Of Emily Rose was kind of scary. It was also surprisingly funny at times so overall I would recommend it. 

That movie is making a ridiculous amount of money. I think it averaged like $25k per theater this weekend.