What's the last movie you've seen?

[??????????]

We Are Marshall. Very, very good movie. I highly recommend watching it.

[Jake]

I saw Namesake tonight.

Superb movie. A must see with a number of really strong performances (I really can't think of any bad performance). Music was great too.

[TheWildCard]

Good Luck Chuck:
What the Chuck was Jessica Alba thinking? This was basically pron.... One of the smuttiest and least funny movies I've seen in a long time. It has been forever since I took out the negative numbers for a movie (never done it for a review on a film since I've been on this forum) but I give it a negative ten out of ten. Bad.

Mr. Woodcock:
After that turd of a movie, referring to Good Luck Chuck, Poseidon would have rocked. So I thought this film was quite enjoyable. Kind of like when you've been forced to eat something awful like liver and then you taste something average like a McDonald's Hamburger. Mr. Woodcock was at least funny at times and had it's classic moments. 7/10

[Jake]

3:10 to Yuma was solid, if not spectacular. Russell Crowe was great as always.

[they don't love you like i love you]

Savior - Rather unknown but pretty gripping movie. I wish there was more movies about the Bosnian War, I find it rather interesting. Pretty gruesome and rather hard to watch at some scenes, but Dennis Quaid was awesome, considering he had to take a character who at the beginning is seen as a brutal killer and turn him into a sympathetic guy, and he did it very well. 8/10

Mean Creek - Very low budget indie film (not even a million dollars in the budget) that was awesome. Basically a look at these kids in rural Oregon and how they react to their plan that goes horribly wrong. The kids are actually great actors (including Macaulay Culkin's little brother) and it's gripping till the end. The last sequence is one of those that leaves you staring at the credits for a few seconds afterwords before you get up/turn it off. 10/10

[riceowl]

3:10 to Yuma - B+
In the Shadow of the Moon - A-

[??????????]

3:10 to Yuma was solid, if not spectacular. Russell Crowe was great as always.

Yep, Master and Commander rocked.

[minionofmidas]

Schwarze Schafe.

Great movie.

[riceowl]

A Streetcar Named Desire - A
Eastern Promises - A/A-

[Silent Hunter]

Firefox. A bit slow and talky to start off with, but got great towards the end.

I wish that plane really existed!

[they don't love you like i love you]

Little Miss Sunshine.

Talk about overrated. I give it a 5/10.

[they don't love you like i love you]

City of God.

It didn't blow me away or anything, but was rather good. But for a story that supposedly was trying to be so realistic, it threw in a real Hollywood type twist at the end (involving a minor character and seemingly minor incident)

[minionofmidas]

City of God.

It didn't blow me away or anything, but was rather good. But for a story that supposedly was trying to be so realistic, it threw in a real Hollywood type twist at the end (involving a minor character and seemingly minor incident)

What exactly do you mean by realistic?

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Really good new Australian film - "The Bet"

[Јas]

Little Shop of Horrors

A musical-comedy, apparantly. I don't like musicals and I didn't find it funny... Not impressed, at all.

[JohnnyLongtorso]

I watched the remake of Dawn of the Dead last week. It was okay.

[??????????]

I watched the remake of Dawn of the Dead last week. It was okay.

Way inferior to the original.

[Inmate Trump]

Gremlins

[they don't love you like i love you]

City of God.

It didn't blow me away or anything, but was rather good. But for a story that supposedly was trying to be so realistic, it threw in a real Hollywood type twist at the end (involving a minor character and seemingly minor incident)

What exactly do you mean by realistic?

Isn't it supposed to be a portrayal of what life is actually like in Rio's slums?

Based on a true story too, although in such cases there's always some dramatization changes.

[Reluctant Republican]

Legally Blonde. Better then I thought it would be. Reese Witherspoon truly is America's sweetheart.

[Joe Biden 2020]

I just watched "Rat Race" with Rowan Atkinson and Whoopi Goldberg Friday night with my parents.

Last movie I saw in theaters was "The Simpsons" on Monday, July 30 at Harvard Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

[they don't love you like i love you]

The Machinist.

It was a well done creepy film, but this whole type of concept has been done a million times already. You have to admire the length Christian Bale went to for the role though.

[Јas]

Dune

Not entirely sure what to make of Dune. Watchable, good cast who generally did fine. I got a bit lost though as to certain plot elements. Might need to see it again to judge it properly.

[Tetro Kornbluth]

Dune

Not entirely sure what to make of Dune. Watchable, good cast who generally did fine. I got a bit lost though as to certain plot elements. Might need to see it again to judge it properly.

Don't bother; I love the book but the film is wretched. (and you really need to read the book before the film makes much sense; David Lynch originally wanted to make a four hour version of the film before the studios came in. Ah such is life..)

Sting does make a good Feud-Raytha though.

[Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon]

Transformers... I didn't like it much.