What's the last movie you've seen?

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Unbreakable, 2000 film with Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson. Excellent as always.

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Wedding Daze, 2006 film with Jason Biggs. Decent comedy.

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Since May 10th....I've watched 41 films...one month....41 films...wow...

Wedding Daze
Unbreakable
Blind Date
Cliffhanger
Dragnet
Tropic Thunder
Ricochet
Raw Deal
Absolute Power
Saving Silverman
Medicine Man
Passenger 57
We Own the Night
Dog Day Afternoon
Money Train
The Punisher
Deliverance
Desperate Hours
Casino
Loose Cannons
True Romance
Armageddon
The Green Mile
Badge 373
Extreme Justice
Backdraft
Mother's Boys
Desperate Measures
Steakout
The Cowboy Way
Twelve Monkeys
Guess Who
Southern Comfort
One Night at McCools
Renegades
The End
Unlawful Entry
The Border
Son in Law
3000 Miles to Graceland
The Heartbreak Kid

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Albino Alligator, 1996 film with Matt Dillon, and Gary Sinise. Good flick.
Ace Ventura, Pet Detective, 1994 comedy. Classic.
Adventures in Babysitting, 1987 Chicago-setting classic.

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Demolition Man, 1993 film with Stallone and Snipes. Good flick.

Midnight Run, 1988 comedy/action film with DeNiro and Grodin. Excellent.

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Wild Hogs, 2007 comedy with Tim Allen, John Travolta, Martin Lawrence and William H. Macy. Excellent, saw in theaters. Sequel coming out next year.

When A Stranger Calls, 1979 horror film. I remember my mom got the crap scared outta her back when she was a kid and she rented it back in the mid-90s for us to watch. Good late 70s/early 80s thriller.

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Route 666, 2001 action flick with Lou Diamond Phillips. Cool and funny.

The Taking of Pelham One Two Three, 1974 original with Robert Shaw, and Walter Matthau, wanted to see the original before the remake with Denzel and Travolta. Good film.

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Metro, 1997 action film with Eddie Murphy as a San Francisco hostage negotiator. Excellent.

Celtic Pride, 1996 comedy film with Damon Wayans, Daniel Stern, and Dan Aykroyd. Funny.

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The Great Outdoors, 1988 comedy film with Dan Aykroyd and John Candy. Loved this movie when I was little and still do!

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Bringing Out the Dead, 1999 dark film with Nicolas Cage. Decent.

K9, 1989 comedy cop film with James Belushi. Funny.

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Mean Streets, 1973 mob movie with Harvey Keitel, and Robert DeNiro. Directed by Martin Scorsese. Decent.

Look Who's Talking (1989), Look Who's Talking Too (1990) and Look Who's Talking Now (1993) with John Travolta, Kirstie Alley and Bruce Willis as the voice of "Mikey". The first two were good, third wasn't. Clever joke on President George H.W. Bush in the second film. Bruce Willis' voice as the baby in first two steal the show, of course.

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Blood Simple, 1985 thriller by the Cohn Brothers, makers of "Fargo" and "No Country for Old Men". Set in 1980s Texas (Which is like Texas at anytime including now), the story of adultery, revenge and greed. Excellent flick. I also remember that "No Country for Old Men" was set in June 1980 Texas. Too cool.

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Tango & Cash, 1989 action/comedy cop film with Stallone and Kurt Russell. Excellent.

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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).

Any film that belittles our great President Richard Nixon isn't something I wanna see...

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Ruthless People, 1986 comedy with Danny Devito, Judge Reinhold and Bette Midler. Funny!

Cop and a Half, 1993 comedy film with Burt Reynolds. I remember seeing it right when it came to video back in '93. Funny family movie.

Swing Vote, 2008 film with Kevin Costner, Kelsey Grammer, and Dennis Hopper. Very good film.

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Spreading Ground, a 2000 cop film with Dennis Hopper. It was alright, considering it was direct to video.

Broken Arrow, 1996 film with John Travolta and Christian Slater. Very good.

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Blue Streak, 1999 comedy film with Martin Lawrence posing as an L.A.P.D. detective in order to get to a jewel he hid in a then-unfinished building. As time goes on, he begins to act and feel like a cop. Good flick, I've seen it before.

Red Rock West, 1992 film with Nicolas Cage, Dennis Hopper and the luscious Lara Flynn Boyle. Cage is a former Marine from Texas who heads to Wyoming to find work. He goes to a bar and gets a job...not knowing it's to kill the bosses wife. Excellent film.

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Groundhog Day, 1993 comedy with Bill Murray. Classic flick.

Madhouse, 1990 comedy with John Larroquette and Kirstie Alley about house guests multiplying and driving them crazy. Decent comedy.

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Flatliners, 1990 thriller movie with Kiefer Sutherland, Kevin Bacon, William Baldwin and Julia Roberts as med students who kill themselves and bring themselves back trying to find out what's out there. Excellent.

The Fugitive, 1993 suspense movie with Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones. Good flick.

True Crime, 1999 drama/suspense movie about Clint Eastwood the reporter trying to help find a man set to die by lethal injection innocent. Very good movie.

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Witless Protection, 2008 comedy film with Larry the Cable Guy, Yaphet Kotto, and Jenny McCarthy. Funny but silly and dumb.

Lakeview Terrace, 2008 thriller with Samuel L. Jackson as a veteran cop whose conservative ways clash with the new family moved in next door. Funny enough, he was the antagonist in the film, but I saw him in more of a protagonist light, since I have more favorable opinion of police than Hollywood must have. One scene that boiled me was when Samuel's 15 yr old daughter mouthed off to him and he slapped her, and the neighbor woman said "YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO HIT HER!" He has every right to spank his daughter as her father. Stuff like that aggravates me. Good film, though.

The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, 1992 thriller with Annabella Sciorra, Rebecca DeMornay and Julianne Moore. Classic thriller.

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Analyze This, 1999 comedy film with Robert DeNiro as a mob boss and Billy Crystal as his psychiatrist. Hilarious.

Money Talks, 1997 comedy/action film with Chris Tucker and Charlie Sheen. Pretty good...Paul Sorvino has a good role in it as well.

A History of Violence, 2005 suspense drama film with Viggo Mortensen, Ed Harris, William Hurt and the sexy sexy Maria Bello. Excellent, almost Fargo-esque film.

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Tightrope, 1984 thriller about a New Orleans cop (Clint Eastwood) chasing a serial killer who kills women who are promiscuous in ways Clint is with them as well. Decent.

Kuffs, 1992 action/comedy with Christan Slater as a 21 year old unemployed loser who takes over his late brother's San Francisco Police District. Saw it 10 years ago, excellent comedy/action flick.

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Gran Torino, 2008 film with Clint Eastwood. Excellent.

Knowing, 2009 film with Nicolas Cage. Very cool and excellent special effects.

Thirteen Days, 2000 film with Kevin Costner taking us through the thirteen days in October 1962 when America and the Soviet Union came to the brink of nuclear war.

My Fellow Americans, 1996 film involving two ex-Presidents, Republican Russell Kramer (Jack Lemmon) and Democrat Matt Douglas (James Gardner) running for their lives from a scandal put forth by the current Republican President Bill Haney (Dan Aykroyd). A decent, funny flick.

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Cop, 1988 suspense film with James Woods as an L.A.P.D. detective investigating a series of gruesome murders. Excellent thriller. James Woods is one of my favorites.

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Donnie Brasco, 1997 film with Al Pacino and Johnny Depp based on the true story of FBI Agent Joe Pistone who infiltrated the mob in the late 1970s. Great.

Bulletproof, 1996 comedy/action film with Damon Wayans and Adam Sandler. Funny and action packed.

The Last Boy Scout, 1991 action/comedy with Bruce Willis and Damon Wayans. Saw it a few times before, including just a few months ago...but a very good movie.

Hard Time, 1998 film with Burt Reynolds as a Miami cop. Decent for a made for TV movie.