What's the last movie you've seen?

[Reaganfan]

I obviously haven't seen it yet but I'm counting down the days until Vantage Point comes out. It looks cool. Plus, Matthew Fox (Jack from LOST) is in it.

Wow....Matthew Fox from "LOST"....I tend to remember Matthew Fox from "PARTY OF FIVE". Thanks for making me feel old.

[Keystone Phil]

I obviously haven't seen it yet but I'm counting down the days until Vantage Point comes out. It looks cool. Plus, Matthew Fox (Jack from LOST) is in it.

Wow....Matthew Fox from "LOST"....I tend to remember Matthew Fox from "PARTY OF FIVE". Thanks for making me feel old.

Naso, I'm older than you.

[Tetro Kornbluth]

Network

Excellent.

Saw it last night. Fantastic. Which reminds me there was a specific reason why I came on this forum tonight..

[Rin-chan]

Star Wars Episode IV.

Great movie.

Rin-chan

[Хahar 🤔]

Star Wars Episode IV.

Great movie.

Rin-chan

That is my favorite movie. Ever.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Network

Excellent.

Saw it last night. Fantastic. Which reminds me there was a specific reason why I came on this forum tonight..

The disturbing part is quite how prophetic it's turned out to be.

[Tetro Kornbluth]

Network

Excellent.

Saw it last night. Fantastic. Which reminds me there was a specific reason why I came on this forum tonight..

The disturbing part is quite how prophetic it's turned out to be.

As a Science fiction fan I would argue with *Some* of that (Super powerful corporations and uber-dumbed down excessive TV have been mentioned in stories of writers like Bester and Pohl since the 50s..) but the way it turned out was, yes, very creepy. I see people like Christina (Dunnaway) all the time...

[Reaganfan]

I obviously haven't seen it yet but I'm counting down the days until Vantage Point comes out. It looks cool. Plus, Matthew Fox (Jack from LOST) is in it.

Wow....Matthew Fox from "LOST"....I tend to remember Matthew Fox from "PARTY OF FIVE". Thanks for making me feel old.

Naso, I'm older than you.

Yes....but only by 5 months. I wasn't saying I was older, Santorumite, I was saying that I remember him from an older show rather than a new one. Get snippy with me again, and no more Matlock!

[Keystone Phil]

I obviously haven't seen it yet but I'm counting down the days until Vantage Point comes out. It looks cool. Plus, Matthew Fox (Jack from LOST) is in it.

Wow....Matthew Fox from "LOST"....I tend to remember Matthew Fox from "PARTY OF FIVE". Thanks for making me feel old.

Naso, I'm older than you.

Yes....but only by 5 months. I wasn't saying I was older, Santorumite, I was saying that I remember him from an older show rather than a new one. Get snippy with me again, and no more Matlock!

Naso, my point is that that's not "feeling old." I don't "feel old" when I think of something from ten years ago and neither should anyone else who is only approaching the age of 20.

[DWPerry]

Charlie Wilson's War - theater
Wedding Crasher's - DVD

[Rin-chan]

Star Wars Episode V

My roommate and I just got Lego Star Wars for Gamecube and we've been in a Star Wars kinda mood for a while.  Also, my Taiwanese friend has never seen any of them and, since my friends and I were appalled, we are now forcing him to watch them with us.

Rin-chan

[phk]

Dewey Cox

[Spaghetti Cat]

On DVD- Good Luck Chuck
In theaters- Cloverfield with some friends, One Missed Call with my girlfriend, can't remember which one I saw last.

[Хahar 🤔]

Star Wars Episode V

My roommate and I just got Lego Star Wars for Gamecube and we've been in a Star Wars kinda mood for a while.  Also, my Taiwanese friend has never seen any of them and, since my friends and I were appalled, we are now forcing him to watch them with us.

Rin-chan

Never?

Lego Star Wars is a great game.

[Rin-chan]

Star Wars Episode V

My roommate and I just got Lego Star Wars for Gamecube and we've been in a Star Wars kinda mood for a while.  Also, my Taiwanese friend has never seen any of them and, since my friends and I were appalled, we are now forcing him to watch them with us.

Rin-chan

Never?

Lego Star Wars is a great game.

It is a great game!  We just beat all the levels.  I'm done with it now, but my roommate wants to unlock stuff.

And, yeah, I know.  My friends and I had the same reaction when my Taiwanese friend asked us what was going on in the video game because he had never seen any of the movies.

It's disturbing. lol

Rin-chan

[JSojourner]

Just watched Little Children on the On Demand from Comcast.  Kate Winslet and Jenifer Conally.  Wowsers... great movie.

And I just burned a copy of The Lion in Winter from AMC.  Peter O'Toole and Katherine Hepburn were pure magic in that flick.  I'd seen in before but some movies demand re-viewing!

[MasterJedi]

I attempted to watch Atonement tonight but it was taking way too long to load online and since I have a 9:55 class tomorrow I guess I'll push it off until tomorrow night. So that will be the next movie I watch.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Just watched Little Children on the On Demand from Comcast.  Kate Winslet and Jenifer Conally.  Wowsers... great movie.

And I just burned a copy of The Lion in Winter from AMC.  Peter O'Toole and Katherine Hepburn were pure magic in that flick.  I'd seen in before but some movies demand re-viewing!

Agree with both of them my last - Cinema: The Driving Bell and the Butterfly - great DVD: Hairspray...I defy anyone... ANYONE to not finish that movie in a good mood.

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

Saw two lately:

The Brave One - OK, this was completely implausible. Jodie Foster buys a gun barely knowing how to use it, kills a few people in self-defense, and then instantly becomes this bad-ass killing machine who can take out hardened gang members and crime bosses with ease. Uh huh. There was also a ton of plot holes surrounding the ending, and some near the beginning too (what was vigilante about killing the guy in the gas station? That was obvious self-defense!) One thing I did like about it though was the obvious homages to Taxi Driver, although they might've been a bit too obvious. (30 years ago Jodie Foster is a teenaged prostitute rescued by Robert DeNiro, now she rescues the teenaged prostitute.)

Idiocracy - This movie reminded me of Mike Naso. It was funny yes, but also rather depressing in that manner.

[JSojourner]

Saw two lately:

The Brave One - OK, this was completely implausible. Jodie Foster buys a gun barely knowing how to use it, kills a few people in self-defense, and then instantly becomes this bad-ass killing machine who can take out hardened gang members and crime bosses with ease. Uh huh. There was also a ton of plot holes surrounding the ending, and some near the beginning too (what was vigilante about killing the guy in the gas station? That was obvious self-defense!) One thing I did like about it though was the obvious homages to Taxi Driver, although they might've been a bit too obvious. (30 years ago Jodie Foster is a teenaged prostitute rescued by Robert DeNiro, now she rescues the teenaged prostitute.)

Idiocracy - This movie reminded me of Mike Naso. It was funny yes, but also rather depressing in that manner.

I agree with you about The Brave One.  Dumber than Death Wish.  But it's a guilty pleasure -- watching the bad guys get greased by the victim. 

Plus, I find Jodie Foster more and more "watchable" as she ages.  She looks good.

[Sensei]

Saw two lately:

The Brave One - OK, this was completely implausible. Jodie Foster buys a gun barely knowing how to use it, kills a few people in self-defense, and then instantly becomes this bad-ass killing machine who can take out hardened gang members and crime bosses with ease. Uh huh. There was also a ton of plot holes surrounding the ending, and some near the beginning too (what was vigilante about killing the guy in the gas station? That was obvious self-defense!) One thing I did like about it though was the obvious homages to Taxi Driver, although they might've been a bit too obvious. (30 years ago Jodie Foster is a teenaged prostitute rescued by Robert DeNiro, now she rescues the teenaged prostitute.)

Idiocracy - This movie reminded me of Mike Naso. It was funny yes, but also rather depressing in that manner.

I watched Idiocracy recently, too. What did you find funny about it?

[The Hack Hater]

3:10 to Yuma. It was a good decent flick, but the ending was so ridiculous. Any self-respecting person would have gone with his gang and took off once they got to him. People are so weird, but I just can't stand that.

[minionofmidas]

There Will Be Blood

[Reaganfan]

Idiocracy - This movie reminded me of Mike Naso. It was funny yes, but also rather depressing in that manner.

BRTD, soon, very soon, I will be in the Air Force serving my country while you sit at a computer listening to emo songs and playing computer games. I've begun my transition...why don't you, my dear friend?

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

Saw two lately:

The Brave One - OK, this was completely implausible. Jodie Foster buys a gun barely knowing how to use it, kills a few people in self-defense, and then instantly becomes this bad-ass killing machine who can take out hardened gang members and crime bosses with ease. Uh huh. There was also a ton of plot holes surrounding the ending, and some near the beginning too (what was vigilante about killing the guy in the gas station? That was obvious self-defense!) One thing I did like about it though was the obvious homages to Taxi Driver, although they might've been a bit too obvious. (30 years ago Jodie Foster is a teenaged prostitute rescued by Robert DeNiro, now she rescues the teenaged prostitute.)

Idiocracy - This movie reminded me of Mike Naso. It was funny yes, but also rather depressing in that manner.

I watched Idiocracy recently, too. What did you find funny about it?

The funniest parts were near the beginning with the pimp and the general, but I found the society rather funny just because of the commentary that it really is. Especially the part about how they watered crops with sports drinks because it "has got what plants crave!" and no one disputed that.