Last Movie You Saw

I haven't seen any movies lately, but I have a huge list of movies I plan to see

Spoiler:

if anyone's seen any of these, I'm curious what you thought of it.

MiloTime wrote:

the kings speech

I always debate whether this or Inception was the best of 2010.

It's that good.

Bridesmaids 9/10

I don't like the whole settling down in marriage idea... but it was a fucking hilarious movie. HI-FUCKING-LARIOUS.

melomethis wrote:

MiloTime wrote:

the kings speech

I always debate whether this or Inception was the best of 2010.

It's that good.

most of the movies on my list are pretty much films no one's heard of, or just foreign films in general. but stuff like the kings speech are probably the one's I'll see first.

I saw this trailer for I melt with you



and thought, wow I have to see what this is about. (also loved the camera) then I later heard the plot was about an orgy.

The Crucible 11/10

What a fantabulous fucking movie. <3

Ghostbusters - 8/10

Love it.

Contagion: 10/10

Really good movie, I recommend it

2001: A Space Odyssey.

My brain hurts.

The Hand That Rocks the Cradle: 10/10

Goddamn I love suspense movies
The only shitty part was watching it with my brother and sister...they spent most of the time laughing at the character with special needs and asking what was going on

hot rod: 9/10

it's one of those stupid movies I could watch 20 times, and still laught my ass off. like anchorman.

Bad Teacher 6.5/10

Plot was meh, the main character was too slutty (as most of Cameron Diaz's roles normally are). The only thing that made it good was the car wash scene, with Diaz in virtually no clothes and soaking wet.

still, could have had more girl on girl scenes. Too much hetero.

Fluttershy wrote:

The Hand That Rocks the Cradle: 10/10

Goddamn I love suspense movies
The only shitty part was watching it with my brother and sister...they spent most of the time laughing at the character with special needs and asking what was going on

One of the best Lifetime movies I think I've ever seen It was almost as good as Sleeping With the Enemy, which was probably also a 10.

Lunar wrote:

Fluttershy wrote:

The Hand That Rocks the Cradle: 10/10

Goddamn I love suspense movies
The only shitty part was watching it with my brother and sister...they spent most of the time laughing at the character with special needs and asking what was going on

One of the best Lifetime movies I think I've ever seen It was almost as good as Sleeping With the Enemy, which was probably also a 10.

Yeah I thought it was phenomen--

Wait...Lifetime movie?

Oh murr...
And yeah, I thought so. At least that's where I saw it; said it was a "Lifetime original."

Fluttershy wrote:

The Hand That Rocks the Cradle: 10/10

Goddamn I love suspense movies
The only shitty part was watching it with my brother and sister...they spent most of the time laughing at the character with special needs and asking what was going on

I thought it was gross and boring.




My Cousin Vinny: 10/10
Still my favorite movie. Hysterical.

Puss in Boots /10


I mean it was okay, it had great pacing and I definitely didn't see the twist coming, and it was much better than the Earthbound-like ads that were put out. I think it got a little stupid towards the end, but the ending was what made my rating of IDK. It was just too stupidly carefree.

I saw This Means War last night.

8/10

Kinda like a romantic comedy with some actiony plot thing in the background. I get a strong "bros before hos" vibe from it.

I watched Beastly with my sister last night.

Mad Max: 8.5/10

Mad Max 2 The Road Warrior: 8/10

Neither of these movies are as good on their own as they are seen back to back, which I finally did. They really make little sense on their own. It's only having a general sense of the world to come and reading signs of that world beginning to materialize, some vague and some blatantly spelled out, that makes the first Mad Max much more than the sum of its grizzly murders, explosions, epic chases and wrecks parts.

The Road Warrior is entertaining enough on its own, but nowadays would be somewhat difficult to distinguish from its copycats without having seen its prequel to contextualize it. To see such a stark contrast between the man Max was and the man he became, between the landscapes of the first and second movies, and perhaps most compelling, how little the lawless gangs have changed in substance despite everything else changing. They're not complete expys of the first film's Nightrider and Toecutter, though. When there are far fewer actual moving vehicles on the roads to jack for fuel, it seems even the thugs can develop a sense of diplomacy, even if it consists of a more eloquent version of "give me your land and your fuel and I'll basically give you a head start before I roll over wherever you settle next".

I downloaded Beyond Thunderdome while I was at it but haven't bothered to watch it yet. I'm afraid the weird(er) parts will ruin the first two for me. It wasn't even originally supposed to be a Mad Max movie.

Snoop Dogg's Hood of Horror (2006)

Very similar to the crypt-keeper, anyone remember that show? Accept obviously this was a lot gorier and more disturbing

Some of the ways people die aren't physically possible, but it was still an awesome movie.

To sum it up, Snoop tells 3 stories, The first is about how when one seeks to destroy evil, they may inevitably become evil themselves. The second is about respect for your fellow man (my personal favorite) and the third is about a man who made his rise to fame with a friend, who he betrays after the friend does so much for him.

9.3/10

I would highly recommend it to anyone.

currently watching "drive"

so... yea, I'm pretty sure I'll like it

Drive: 8.5/10

not a whole lot of violent scenes, but the one's that are violent are REALLY... gross :l but a good movie overall. Ryan Gosling plays this awkward character who barely says more than 2 words per scene

I loved Drive


The Descendants: 10/10
A bit different from the stuff I usually watch with my dad and whatnot, but this one was pretty good
Emotional, good story...I liked it

Kung-Fu Hustle: 9/10
Its pretty funny, reminds me of Kung Pow: Enter the Fist

28 Weeks Later: 10/10

28 Days Later is my favorite zombie movie (theres still debates as to whether or not theyre zombies) but 28 Weeks Later is in my Top 5 still for zombie movies

The Grey. I liked it.