What's the last movie you've seen?

[Citizen (The) Doctor]

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.

Agreed, it's a real gem. The lessons are really explicit, but I guess that's part of the beauty -- for some reason they didn't come off as cheesy as they should have.

[Tetro Kornbluth]

Weekend.

Apparently some people like that movie. I would enjoy actually meeting one of them.

I have to say I was disappointed to see that you weren't referring to Jean Luc Godard film of the same name...

[Tender Branson]

The Girl Next Door

[Gustaf]

Boogie Nights

Not as good as I expected, especially from P.T. Anderson.     

[Marokai Backbeat]

La Mission.

It was alright, I guess. There were certainly parts of it that I really liked, but I always get so frustrated with movies that have their best story lost in all of the secondary characters and subplots. Out of an hour and fifty-five minutes, I really only liked about an hour of it, and was bored out of my mind with the rest.

[minionofmidas]

The Artist.

Give that dog an Oscar!

[Gustaf]

Re-watched One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest when it turned out my flatmate hadn't seen it. Still a brilliant movie.

Also, it will please Al to hear that I finished The Singing Detective. Really cool series - I loved it.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Also, it will please Al to hear that I finished The Singing Detective. Really cool series - I loved it.

I be glad to hear thou didst like it, old butt.

[Gustaf]

Also, it will please Al to hear that I finished The Singing Detective. Really cool series - I loved it.

I be glad to hear thou didst like it, old butt.

Well, I was glad for the subtitles when they did the childhood bits.

His ranting in the ward were rather brilliant and there were a lot of splendid side characters. The guy who kept trying to talk to Reginald for example, did a great job of being very unpleasant without the reason for that being all that obvious.

[Yelnoc]

I was flipping through the movie channels last night and saw the endings of the new Star Trek movie, 300, and the start of Men of Honor.  I was flipping back and forth between the first two, and didn't like either.  300 offended me in particular as a (hobby) historian, and the slow-mo attempt at "coolness" was pathetic.  Star Trek was meh, but then I have never been a Trekkie.  Men of Honor looked really good, but then I fell asleep.

[Vote UKIP!]

Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace

It was okay. I actually liked the movie, but the 3D did nothing for the movie.

[Marokai Backbeat]

The Sensei. Awful. Netflix's gay & lesbian section leaves much to be desired.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Once Apon a Time in the West
Wasn't all that bad. Henry Fonda was great, and it was neat to see him as the bad guy (he usually played the good guy) in the film.

[© tweed]

Baghead.  enjoyed it

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Well, I was glad for the subtitles when they did the childhood bits.

Did they translate them in the same way as the rest of it?

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Mr Hall is hilarious and (regrettably) so true.

[Gustaf]

Well, I was glad for the subtitles when they did the childhood bits.

Did they translate them in the same way as the rest of it?

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Mr Hall is hilarious and (regrettably) so true.

Yes, they did. Like many Nordic DVDs this one sadly lacked English subtitles, and they didn't bother with a Swedish adaptation in the written subtitles.

And Mr. Hall did feel like someone one has tried hard to forgot having met.  

[angus]

Lemon Tree

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

"Catch me if you can".

[© tweed]

watching SLC Punk! now.  best movie I have seen in a while.  I think I will recommend it to my therapist.

[Bunwahaha [still dunno why, but well, so be it]]

The Artist.

Give that dog an Oscar!

Done! (well, unless you wanted him to compete in the actual best actor Oscar category)

The point with this movie isn't which prize did it get, but, which prize didn't it get.

[minionofmidas]

The Artist.

Give that dog an Oscar!

Done! (well, unless you wanted him to compete in the actual best actor Oscar category)

Best actor in a supporting role. I suppose there's some baloney in the rules about having to be human, though.

[Beet]

I had to watch Avatar again because it was my friend's birthday party and he had never seen it and wanted to watch it. The vulgar sentimentality, going-native tropishness and indigenous fetishization was more noticeable to me than ever.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

The Artist.

Give that dog an Oscar!

Done! (well, unless you wanted him to compete in the actual best actor Oscar category)

Best actor in a supporting role. I suppose there's some baloney in the rules about having to be human, though.

Yup, and its an old rule, because otherwise they would have given the award for best actor at the very first Academy Awards to Rin Tin Tin.  The powers that be did not want that, so they added that stipulation.

[Citizen (The) Doctor]

Pleasantville

Surprisingly good film, with both a lot of explicit and subtle twists, the social commentary was spot on while managing to stay very philosophical. Pretty good story and acting was great as well.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows

Great movie, but still not as great as the first one.