What is The Last Movie You Watched?

One of the best movies of the last decades.

Indeed "Witness" was Peter Weir. it was entertaining enough. His output since then has ben somewhat mixed. "The Truman Show" was very original but he also did the widely panned "Gallipoli" which i've not seen and "The Mosquito Coat' from the Paul Theroux novel - very disappointing - "Green Card,"" Master and Commander " and "Dead poets Society."

The Hangover 2 (only for the Yasmine Lee bit).
I was stoned and still didn't find it funny! :shrug

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Originally Posted by Stavros

I went to see Iron Man 3 in 3D -I think I have said before that there is something about Robery Downey Jr that makes him compulsive viewing -an unconventional conventional hero if there is such a thing. The film is entertaining tosh with a delightful cameo from his eminence, Sir Ben Kingsley.

Probably said this before too: what is the point of 3D? I don't think it made that much difference in this film. In whichever dimension you see it, Ms Paltrow doesn't have appealing curves on her rear end.

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I saw Piranha in 3D and it was tons of fun. Great fishy effects and a really neat 3D nude underwater scene. This is the type of film where 3D works.

The Great Gatsby is in 3D. I guess for 20 bucks you can now know what it feels like to get a dry martini thrown in your face. Thanks IMAX.

http://www.teachertube.com/viewVideo...ideo_id=167287

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Originally Posted by danthepoetman

One of the best movies of the last decades.

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I liked it too.... Found it interesting, compelling.

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Originally Posted by Jericho

The Hangover 2 (only for the Yasmine Lee bit).
I was stoned and still didn't find it funny! :shrug

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It was unspeakable and they still made a 3rd one...

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Originally Posted by Ben

I liked it too.... Found it interesting, compelling.

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Thanks, Ben! Yes, I can’t help defending this one, because it’s like few people have paid attention… Seems like just another thriller type of essay film, but it’s about identity, how we create it, how changing and moving it is, how we constantly retouch who and what we are by telling ourselves our own story. And so brilliantly made! Not easy to follow, but wow! it just leave you in awe.

Memento easily makes my top 20, I love the shifting viewpoints from the same character with the right stimulus applied. The scene where she re-enters the house after the fight is amazing.

Btw, The Great Gatsby for me, just like the book, a pretty movie with not a lot to hang on

"John Dies at the End"
I liked it...watch it.
Paul Giamatti has a small part in it.

John Dies at the End (2012) - IMDb