What is The Last Movie You Watched?

[Jericho]

Four Brothers (Again).
Fukkin love this film, so many great one-liners!

[danthepoetman]

"Two Headed Shark Attack". Bad! But not even funny bad. Very very bad. Terrible!

Dino suggested a rating scale to me: 1 to 5 whisky bottles, 1 being the best to 5 being the worst. Well, this one deserves an easy

[danthepoetman]

Also watched "The Woman in Black", a soft horror movie directed by James Watkins, with Daniel Radcliffe. A young lawyer is sent in a small town to close an inheritance file no one seems to be able to dig into. My girlfriend liked it a lot. The setting, probably largely made by computer, is just amazing. The story line is interresting and in the end, the movie is not that bad. Thin, quite soft to my taste as a horror flick, but it keep your interrest alive and does the job.




On Dino's scale, still a

[danthepoetman]

"My Talk With Dean Spanley". Not too sure what to think of this one. Weird. But good actors playing well, good lines, quite intelligent with spirited dialogues. Here's the story line, largely taken from IMDb: Each Thursday, a man approaching middle age calls upon his father, aged, caustic, nihilistic, and emotionally distant, perhaps from the loss of a son in the Boer War and his wife soon after. On this day, the son suggests they attend a visiting guru's lecture on the transmigration of souls. There they chat with a vicar and a soldier of fortune; dinner follows. Over glasses of Hungarian Tokay, the vicar, Dean Spanley, reveals that he's been a dog in his former life and starts telling the story... Funny all the way through and surprisingly touching. Not great cinema by any mean, a bit too muchy for my taste, but not that bad.
With a surprising Peter O'Toole, Jeremy Northam, Sam Neil, Bryan Brown and Judy Parfitt, all very good.





On Dino's scale, I'll be generous enough to give this one a

[Prospero]

You've been on an all night movie marathon, Dan?

[Dino Velvet]

I just gave Dan an excuse to drink. Carry on, Daniel.

This guy really likes movies. Can't tell if he just saw a really bad one or 5 good ones in a row.

[danthepoetman]

You've been on an all night movie marathon, Dan?

From Friday and Saturday. My girlfriend and I, we just get on the old futon and watch a few, cuddling and drinking; for her it's sherry, for me, well, Scotch whisky.

I just gave Dan an excuse to drink. Carry on, Daniel.
This guy really likes movies. Can't tell if he just saw a really bad one or 5 good ones in a row.

Thanks, Dino! I sometimes wish I'd need excuses to drink... Unfortunately (or, by good easy going life standards, fortunately) almost every event in my day seem like a reason to celebrate...
Love that scaling system, Dino!

[Yvonne183]

I saw two movies this weekend.

"Night Mother'
and
"Girl Interrupted"

Educational

[danthepoetman]

I saw two movies this weekend.

"Night Mother'
and
"Girl Interrupted"

Educational

I enjoyed a lot "Night Mother", with Sissy Spaceck, strangely from a director by the name of Tom Moore, obviously not the male adult performer. From a play by Marsha Norman.
The intimate dialogue and debate between a mother and her divorced, hopeless daughter who decided to suicide. No lace and fluffiness in this one. Very well conducted and poignant. Good movie, Yvonne.

[mmolotov75]

Skyfall-enjoyed the movie overall but some aspects were too pat explanations of the Bond mythology