Last movie you watched?

[goatofthenever]

Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2.
It was silly.

 

[Daisybabe]

The Nightmare Before Christmas in 3D. Before that it was The Illusionist and The Prestige as a double feature.

 

[AmorRoark]

^ That sounds like a good fuckin movie night! Wish I could have been there.

 

[mariacallas]

Harry Burns: Waiter, there is too much pepper on my paprikash.
Sally Albright: Waiter, there is too much pepper on my paprikash.
Harry Burns: But I would be proud to partake of your pecan pie

One of my oldtime faves.

 

[iamthecheese86]

I love When Harry Met Sally. One of my favorite romantic comedies, and guys often like it too.

I most recently saw The Descent. I don't normally like horror films and I enjoyed it.

 

[thugg]

The last movie I watched was Ronin a few days ago. One of my old school favorites (Well, 1999 isn't too old school, but you get the point).

 

[mariacallas]

Apt Pupil. Engrossing and disturbing.

 

[dapurpman]

imprint, directed by takashi miike. it was the only episode of masters of horror that wasnt shown cause of its graphic content n' i can see why that shit was twisted! only thing i couldnt stand was the horrible fuckin horrible actin of billy drago, oh n' also it woulda been better had it been in japanese wit subtitles cause 19th century japanese brothel wit everyone speakin english takes away from the atmosphere.

 

[wanderlust]

the omen, original one
started it before haloween and finally finished. really, better than some of the 'horror' they put out today but boring in the final half hour. of course nice setting up for a sequel twist in the end, always good.

 

[Infinite Jest]

Brick, last night. Loved the concept (high school drama as a noir detective story) but couldn't follow a lot of it (my hearing must be getting worse, normally I can hear dialogue in cinemas but not on TV; but I missed a lot of what went on in this film).

 

[Finder]

The House of Yes.

Pretty disturbing, but interesting for such a seemingly low budget film. I had never even heard of it until someone made me watch it last night. I love Parker Posie.

 

[tribal girl]

Brick, last night. Loved the concept (high school drama as a noir detective story) but couldn't follow a lot of it

I really liked the concept too but found it was just a big build up for nothing. You get the feeling that all those twists are gonna lead to something really clever and original, but it was all a bit pathetic really . Visually speaking it was interesting, but it kind of fell flat in other (more important) areas.

 

[tribal girl]

My insticts tell me to hate this film, but for some unexplainable reason, I'm always pleased when it comes on TV.

 

[yella]

SAW 3
loved it but twas utterly disgusting

 

[goatofthenever]

imprint, directed by takashi miike. it was the only episode of masters of horror that wasnt shown cause of its graphic content n' i can see why that shit was twisted! only thing i couldnt stand was the horrible fuckin horrible actin of billy drago, oh n' also it woulda been better had it been in japanese wit subtitles cause 19th century japanese brothel wit everyone speakin english takes away from the atmosphere.

You know it's a weird movie when you can sum it up with two words: Needles and abortions. :D


I just watched Kontroll again.

This is now one of my favorite movies. It's funny, a little sad, mysterious, and has a love story. It's very symbolic too, a kind of good vs evil story.
Seriously a great movie!

 

[tribal girl]

I just watched this:

imdb
Trailer

Excellent casting. Especially Laura Linney who I just adore anyway. She has such an honest face and a true sincerity and warmness about her.
The soundtrack was really interesting aswell. Infact, I liked it that much it made me wanna go in search of some albums on amazon.
The story is your basic 'family torn apart by divorce' scenario, but it's the way that it's told that kind of sets it apart from all the other similar stories out there. It's described as being 'sqirmy-funny' and 'nakedly honest about the rationalizations and compensatory snobbisms of artistic failure as well as the conflicted desires of adolescents for sex and status'.

Oh, and I got a nice surprise when Anna Paquin popped up out of nowhere. It's always nice when you see a film and you don't realize someone you like is in it untill they actually appear on screen :D

 

[FoxxyLady]

American Haunting- although it was kind of slow it was an interesting movie, the events that the movie was "based on" supposedly happened about an hour from where I live so I was curious.

The hills have eyes-i didn't really like it very much

 

[Infinite Jest]

I just went to a 24 hour movie marathon. 12-13 films in a row -b-movies and classics.

Lady Terminator - Philippino (?) - anthropologist, ancient curse, turned into equivalent of Arnie in Terminator 1, who kills guys by sexing them to death and ripping their cocks off.
Crank (new): fast paced gangster revenge movie. Like Speed, except he's got to keep his heart rate up or he dies. Mindless but fun.
To Live and Die in LA: old-style police buddy movie. Pretty good, I think (it was 6am when I saw it).
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (remake): hey, it has Leonard Nimoy. Maximum points
Streets of Fire: rock and roll; gangs; rescue mission. Stoopid dumb, but it had William Dafoe and Rick Moranis.
Troll 2: Absolutely terrible (in a good way) horror. Definitely becoming a trash classic. See it. Now!
Burial Ground: terrible (again in a good way) Italian zombie movie with incestual elements.

Plus several more that I can't remember...

 

[BA]

Saw III
Borat

 

[tribal girl]

I just went to a 24 hour movie marathon. 12-13 films in a row -b-movies and classics.

Excellent :D

To Live and Die in LA: old-style police buddy movie. Pretty good, I think (it was 6am when I saw it).

I love that film. It's so cheesy, especially the Wang Chung soundtrack

I just watched:

It was one of the creepiest films I've seen in ages!. You can't fault Bette Davis. She was an incredible actress. Plus there were a few twists which kept me on my toes. Brilliant.