What is The Last Movie You Watched?

[Ben]

Horrible Bosses. The movie wasn't horrible -- But I expected more. But it's watchable. And has a few laughs. The best scenes are with Jennifer Aniston.

[Stavros]

District 9. Even when I can think of something intelligent to say about this worthless drivel I will still not bother. Luckily I bought it second hand for £1.50, which is more than what it is worth.

[Prospero]

The two Swedish follow ups to The Girl With The Dragoon Tattoo - The Girl Who Played with Fire and The Girl who kicked the Hornet's Nest. The original film was better than the US remake but all are overly long and lack any real dramatic energy. Lisbeth Salander is an intriguing and original character well played by Noomi Rapace (in the Swedish films) and by Rooney Mara in the US film (and in forthcoming versions of the other two books) but the actor cast as Mikael Blomkvist lacks any charisma (and i'm told in the books the opposite is the case) and is better played in the US remake.

[Hardbodyshemale]

Saw titantic again forgot how good of a movie it was

[Stavros]

Did you see it in the 3D version? I thought it looked handsome, but its still a dreary film to my eyes. I kept wondering if, when di Caprio is drawing Kate Winslet in the nude and the camera is behind his shoulder and his drawing book covering her nether regions, if I stood up would I be able to see the full show? I was too embarrassed to try it in the cinema, but I mean, it is 3D after all...

[Prospero]

The ONLY decent bit of Titanic was where Di Caprio finally drowns. I suffered through it on a transatlantic flight back when they used to project the films onto a big screen on the bulkhead.

[Wendy Summers]

Marx Brothers, A Day at the Races is playing right now on my laptop.

[Wolver]

John Carter and i love it!!

[runningdownthatdream]

Rampart - Woody Harrelson, Sigourney Weaver and, Robin Wright did the best they could given the sometimes ridiculous dialogue and unnecessarily complicated, somewhat pointless script. But what do I know - I'm just a viewer. Maybe it was clever. I'd recommend watching it just for the performances of those three though.

The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford - clearly a propaganda piece meant for Europeans who buy into the Jesse James as Robin Hood story. Acting was good by all although sometimes Casey Afleck as Robert Ford was overbearing and silly. But the narrative was good, the cinematography was great, and sometimes deep thought was involved.

[robertlouis]

Marx Brothers, A Day at the Races is playing right now on my laptop.

You are definitely a girl after my own heart, Ms Summers.

Bellboy, take two dozen red roses up to Suite 33 and write "Emily, I love you" on the back of the bill."

Timeless.