Last Movie you Watched

[Valigarmander]

The new one.

[Metal Mario]

Just watched the 1928 silent classic The Man Who Laughs.

3/5

[Bomby]

Curse of the Golden Flower - 3.5/5

[Calamity Panfan]

Because he's a jackass.

but... anchorman

also are you hating on biggie, don't tell me you're hating on ****ing biggie

Ghostbusters again.

Also, Independence Day. 1.5/5

[Metal Mario]

Even if I live to be a hundred, I'll never understand what makes people like Anchorman (or the Transformers movies).

[Sean P Kelly]

Bottle Shock

[Calamity Panfan]

Watching Aladdin. In HD.

Looks fantastic.

[CaptHayfever]

O Brother, Where Art Thou for the first time.

And remember, "I'm-a Luigi, number one!"

[Metal Mario]

Watched Cecil B. DeMille's 1927 silent film The King of Kings this morning. Very well done.

[Bomby]

I watched Women of the Night and Rashomon last night. Am I a **** for liking the former more? Of course, I've seen Rashomon before. Also, I just generally prefer Mizoguchi to Kurosawa...

Actually, I prefer Mizoguchi to pretty much every other filmmaker ever, too. Except maybe Wong Kar Wai or Yasujiro Ozu.

[Auron]

Moon (4.5/5)

I thought it started off a little slow, but when it got good, it was fantastic.

[ZeldaGirl]

Even if I live to be a hundred, I'll never understand what makes people like Anchorman (or the Transformers movies).

It's hilarious. Stupid, yes. But still, hilarious. The perfect kind of movie to turn your brain off whilst watching - it's therapeutic to do that every so often.

Also, O Brother Where Art Thou is an amazing and hilarious movie.

As for me, Little Miss Sunshine.

[ShyGuy727]

Bottle Shock

This movie had so much potential.

[Bomby]

Inglourious Basterds - 5/5

[Apiary Tazy]

I blame Smackdown Vs. Raw.

Even if I live to be a hundred, I'll never understand why people leave so many damn weapons under the ring.

Sorry.

Also, Sense and Sensibility. Forgot I watched it once before.

[Metal Mario]

I watched Irreversible the other night, and I've got to admit, I don't see what's so all-fired "significant" about the film. We already know that rape is horrifying, so the movie doesn't have to teach us that lesson. We already know that bad things happen to good people, so the movie doesn't have to teach us that lesson. And we already know that revenge isn't always the answer, so the movie doesn't have to teach us that lesson either. So what's left? What possible reason could this director have had for filming a nine-minute rape scene, and framing it around a couple of guys beating up on a bunch of gay S&M enthusiasts? If there's some high-minded symbolism that I'm missing here, perhaps somebody could help me get with the program. Otherwise it just seems to come off as rage-induced porn, and the critics all praise it simply because it's French.

[Bad Dragonite]

Mississippi Burning.

5/5

I find it funny the issues that some people had with this film.
People thought it wase wrong how white people were treating black people in the film, when in fact that was a big part of the film, to get the point across how badly the people were treated.

Anyway, the movie is all around great. There was only one thing I didn't like, and that was a scene involving the burning of buildings, where the buildings just seemed to blow up out of nowhere, for no reason. I mean when you throw a torch into a mainly wooden structure, yes you expect it to catch on fir, but not to simply explode put of nowhere. The scene didn't last very long though, and other than it, no problems with the film. A+

Plus, in one scene the guy calls sweet tea, "Ice tea" and I was "WTF!?".

It was even funnier, because they added three tablespoons of sugar to the one glass. XD

[Calamity Panfan]

Juno - 5/5
Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist - 3/5

[t3hDarkness]

Inglorious Bastards (197 8) : 4/5

[Bad Dragonite]

The Last Samurai - pretty much a 5/5
Much better than I expected.