What is The Last Movie You Watched?

[Stavros]

You might like this...saw it a couple of weeks ago....doesn't really have an ending though (in my opinion).
Rampart (2011) - IMDb

Thanks -I did read that a lot of this stuff is based on reality, although I really do find it hard to believe that a man who has been beaten to a pulp and had his head thrown through a window can still leap four storeys onto a car, etc etc. And since Ellroy was on this one if I can find it I will watch it.

Dino -will look out for the van Cleef film; he was a natural for westerns.

[Dino Velvet]

Dino -will look out for the van Cleef film; he was a natural for westerns.

The Big Gundown is out of print here. Let me know if you need help finding a good copy in your format. You want the uncut version. I got mine on eBay from a guy who does restoration on Spaghetti Westerns. It was a bootleg but a good one and all that is/was available.

[bimale69]

The Road.

[Prospero]

The Road... what a depressing film that was, though nowhere near as bleak as the book on which is was based

[danthepoetman]

The Road.

The Road... what a depressing film that was, though nowhere near as bleak as the book on which is was based

Haven't read the book, Prospero, but the movie was one of the darkest I have ever seen...

[Darkseid]

Skyfall

[Prospero]

The Road is by Cormac McCarthy. Trish uses a line from one of his others - "Blood Meridian -The Evening Redness in The West" - on her signature. That book was, in its own way, even bleaker about humanity. A cheery writer.

The difference between the film and the book of The Road - as i recall - is that the film leaves the tiniest glimmer of hope at the end. The book does not.

[Dino Velvet]

It's a crime this isn't out on Blu-ray. Hello Blue Underground, Anchor Bay, or Severin...

[tommy001]

Bolt
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[fred41]

"Lockdown" with Guy Pearce...don't waste your time...better off just staring at a blank wall.