What is The Last Movie You Watched?

[RallyCola]

just saw paranormal activity 4.

save your money...don't see it.

[Jericho]

The Bourne Legacy.
Fairly pointless.

[danthepoetman]

Nothing terrible here. Just a bad start, characters being ridiculously condescending and obnoxious, like in so many Hollywood movies. Then, after about 50 minutes to an hour of babbling, we get into it, how dirty and rough the political game really is. Well, the overall feeling is, to quote Shakespeare, “All Ado About Nothing”, there was no need to make so much efforts in telling us what we already know… “The Ides of March” (2011), partly written, produced and directed by George Clooney, with a pretty remarkable cast: Ryan Goslin, Paul Giamatti, Philip Seymour-Hoffman, Clooney himself, Marisa Tomei, etc. Nothing at all to evoke the assassination of Cesar…

[Prospero]

Skyfall - see my remarks about it under the Skyfall thread.

[Stavros]

Nothing terrible here. Just a bad start, characters being ridiculously condescending and obnoxious, like in so many Hollywood movies. Then, after about 50 minutes to an hour of babbling, we get into it, how dirty and rough the political game really is. Well, the overall feeling is, to quote Shakespeare, “All Ado About Nothing”, there was no need to make so much efforts in telling us what we already know… “The Ides of March” (2011), partly written, produced and directed by George Clooney, with a pretty remarkable cast: Ryan Goslin, Paul Giamatti, Philip Seymour-Hoffman, Clooney himself, Marisa Tomei, etc. Nothing at all to evoke the assassination of Cesar…

Even Much Ado About Nothing seems to be an overworked slogan for this thin, empty film in which Ryan Gosling mumbles his way to the credits without once showing an interest in his work. As usual.

[Jericho]

Mission Impossible - Ghost Protocol.
It cracked along at a fair pace, there was a bit of humour (Simon Pegg influence?), entertaining.

[Stavros]

I watched the trilogy of films that Lucas Belvaux made in 2002, 'One, Two, Three' each of which has its own title (On the Run, An Amazing Couple, Apres la Vie). The three films are three different perspectives of events that take place over a few days in Grenoble, the first concenrs a convicted terrorist who escapes from gaol; the second a light comedy about a woman who thinks her hypchondriac husband is having an affair; and the third about a Police detective whose wife is a morphine addict. All the characters are involved in each other's films, but there is not much depth or artisty in this film-making, its the kind of thing that would be made these days for BBC-1 or 2 and not much above tv drama, although Dominique Blanc as the drug addict is superb. I never believed in the terrorist, and Ornella Muti, though ravishingly beautiful still, is not going to win any acting awards. I think this box set will off to the charity shop soon along with The Ides of March...unless I can get the entertainment shop to buy them..

[Anubis1779]

Last movie I watched was Goon, which I liked more than I thought I would!

[GrimFusion]

Triangle (2009)

[fred41]

Warriors of the Rainbow: Seediq Bale......runs a bit long (I understand the original was twice as long)..but very,very good.