What's the last movie you've seen?

[© tweed]

currently watching The King of Comedy.  very good but almost difficult for me to watch.  films featuring self-harming and psychologically ill characters are tough for me to watch.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Safe House.

I was wondering why so many critics didn't like it, afterwards I kind of realized why, it was kind of slow at times and there were also instances when the plot made no sense at all (South African police must be the most incompetent in the world for any of that to be plausible.) But it had a great direction, seemed very realistic in the action almost, it's good they went this route and accepted the R rating (there isn't a lot of profanity making me think it was written for a PG-13).

[Pingvin]

Phantom Menace 3D
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[Filuwaúrdjan]

Phantom Menace 3D
AWWWWEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSOOOOOOOOOOOOOMEEEEEEEEEEE!

Please leave this forum at once.

[freefair]

Harry Brown, starring Michael Caine , Emily Moritmer and Ben "Plan B" Drew.
A cross between Death Wish and Gran Torino.

[angus]

A Serious Man.  We watched it yesterday.  Anyone see that?  I felt that it lacked denouement.  The characters were well developed, but the story was incomplete.

[© tweed]

You've Got Mail... great food for my 90s nostalgia

[Phony Moderate]

Unbreakable. Decent flick. Oh, and I didn't think the ending was that bad.

[© tweed]

You've Got Mail... great food for my 90s nostalgia

it also motivated me to download AOL, which is now free and which I haven't used since 2005.  Young Tweed getting in touch with his past.

[© tweed]

posting this from AOL 9.7! awesome.  feels like 2002

[Gustaf]

A Serious Man.  We watched it yesterday.  Anyone see that?  I felt that it lacked denouement.  The characters were well developed, but the story was incomplete.

I've seen it. While I see your point I still loved the movie for the ride it gave.

[Vote UKIP!]

Witness for the Prosecution

This was.the first film I had seen that featured Marlene Dietrich. She was superb, although at times she seemed like a blond Lucille Ball.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Finally got around to seeing The Tree of Life. Outstanding. Admittedly it is the sort of thing that I'll always like and I can see why others might have a lower opinion and all that, but, meh. Oddly enough the best thing about it wasn't any of the obvious things, but the general feeling of sincerity, something that isn't as common culturally as it once was.

[Politico]

A Serious Man.  We watched it yesterday.  Anyone see that?  I felt that it lacked denouement.  The characters were well developed, but the story was incomplete.

I've seen it. While I see your point I still loved the movie for the ride it gave.

I feel the same way.

[Citizen (The) Doctor]

I finally watched Amelie -- brilliant piece of work, fun and touching.

[Gustaf]

Finally got around to seeing The Tree of Life. Outstanding. Admittedly it is the sort of thing that I'll always like and I can see why others might have a lower opinion and all that, but, meh. Oddly enough the best thing about it wasn't any of the obvious things, but the general feeling of sincerity, something that isn't as common culturally as it once was.

Good to see someone else liked it. It seems to be a love/hate type of movie.

[Insula Dei]

Finally got around to seeing The Tree of Life. Outstanding. Admittedly it is the sort of thing that I'll always like and I can see why others might have a lower opinion and all that, but, meh. Oddly enough the best thing about it wasn't any of the obvious things, but the general feeling of sincerity, something that isn't as common culturally as it once was.

Good to see someone else liked it. It seems to be a love/hate type of movie.

I was 'meh' about it.

[Tetro Kornbluth]

Finally got around to seeing The Tree of Life. Outstanding. Admittedly it is the sort of thing that I'll always like and I can see why others might have a lower opinion and all that, but, meh. Oddly enough the best thing about it wasn't any of the obvious things, but the general feeling of sincerity, something that isn't as common culturally as it once was.

Good to see someone else liked it. It seems to be a love/hate type of movie.

I was 'meh' about it.

For me, a lot of it - especially the scenes involving dinosaurs and Sean Penn in the desert - were on the wrong side of metaphysical kitsch.

The scenes with the kids though were great.

[King]

I finally saw Midnight in Paris.  It's my favorite movie of 2011 hands down.


A good movie for Naso, but he probably wouldn't get why.

[Insula Dei]

The Tree of Life's 'space scenes' were pretty nice to watch (especially when you're tired and half asleep). The family scenes were okay. The dinosaurs were a bit over the top, yes.

Actually, there are very few 'visual' movies which are not enhanced by being half asleep while watching them.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Four year old me would like to point out that dinosaurs are never a bad thing.

[King]

I plan to watch Tree of Life during my next psychedlic experience. I watched The Thin Red Line on my acid experience and fell in love with the poetics, but the battle scenes bummed me out. ToL sounds softer and therefore perfect.

[Eraserhead]

I plan to watch Tree of Life during my next psychedlic experience. I watched The Thin Red Line on my acid experience and fell in love with the poetics, but the battle scenes bummed me out. ToL sounds softer and therefore perfect.

Yes, I imagine the use of psychedelics would help bring out that movie's full potential.

[Boris]

I plan to watch Tree of Life during my next psychedlic experience. I watched The Thin Red Line on my acid experience and fell in love with the poetics, but the battle scenes bummed me out. ToL sounds softer and therefore perfect.

Watch a Judd Apatow or a Woody Allen film. When you laugh or feel elation on LSD it should trigger a dopamagenic release, which is one of the best feelings in the world.

[© tweed]

how can you even put Judd Apatow and Woody Allen in the same sentence?