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What's the last MOVIE you watched? v 3.0

Last night I watched The Faculty:

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Hip and scary it's not, but it wasn't as bad as I remembered it. Or maybe it was, but it was kinda enjoyable for some reason. Probably because I forgot just how hot Clea DuVall was in it. My God. <3

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All that excitement led me to dig out this one as well:

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Clea overload.
 
I don't know how to insert an image, but it was Ma Vie En Rose. I can't say it was something I particiularly liked. It was recomended, so I watched it. I often find foreign films "quirky" (and most of the time it adds to the charm), but the movie was just "ok". The movie was about a young boy's struggle with feeling he should have been a girl. Not a problem for me, except for the age of the man character - 7 y.o. for the entire film.

it was a rental, so not like I wasted a boatload of money on it. :)
 
my last movie is batman the darknight,and lately also watch buffy the vampire slayer
 
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Last night I watched two interesting and involving biographies of important men....one in the Arts and one in the field of Science. I liked them both very much, but Kinsey was absolutely superb...it was everything I expected and even more. Aside from Liam (as Kinsey), I thought Laura Linney as his wife and John Lithgow as his preacher father gave fantastic performances as well.
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^I <3 Laura Linney. :)

She really irritated me until I saw her in Tales Of The City though. How can you not love Mary Ann Singleton?. :D

Yesterday I caught a bit of The Phantom:
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Needless to say, it was absolute drivel. But I spent the entire time salivating over Kristy Swanson, oblivious to the fact that it was actually her. Man, she was hawt. <3

Then in avoidance of sleep, I forced myself to watch Good Will Hunting:
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Never seen it before as I have a strong dislike for the majority of the cast. But I do love Gus Van Sant, and thought I should give it a go. Verdict? it was OK. Nothing special.

Then Saw 2:
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I only ever bothered to see the first one, and enjoyed it at the time. But it's one of those films I'd never watch again, as is this. Don't get me wrong, t'was entertaining enough and I kinda enjoyed it, but there's really no need to go out of my way to watch it again.
 
mariacallas said:
Last night I watched two interesting and involving biographies of important men....one in the Arts and one in the field of Science. I liked them both very much, but Kinsey was absolutely superb...it was everything I expected and even more. Aside from Liam (as Kinsey), I thought Laura Linney as his wife and John Lithgow as his preacher father gave fantastic performances as well.
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two good choices. not your usual bio flick.
 
Caught the last half on TV last night;

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Hadn't seen it in years, but it wasn't as bad as I remembered it.
 
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After Leon, I wanted to watch this again (for the 2nd time).
Loves it. Ryoko Hirosue is the most adorable Asian actress I've ever seen onscreen.
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^I like the original, but that bitch screeching throughout gets on my nerves.

Last night I watched Dead Snow:

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A fairly low budget German horror film about Nazi zombies. I liked it's ability to laugh at itself, and it references to other zombie films, but a lot of it was shot in front of a green screen and spoilt it a bit for me. Still well worth a watch though. :)

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