What is The Last Movie You Watched?

[Ben]

Actually, would like to watch this documentary at some point...

[Toadily]

This next movie is wicket cool.
Good will Hunting, wicket good!



Watch it on Netflix right now, wicket good.

[Ananke]

I'm a great fan of McCullin.
Are they likely to show it again?

[Prospero]

I have a promotional DVD of it Ananke... but it might get shown again. I think the DVD is commercially available. He also wrote a great autobiography about 20 years ago called "Unreasonable Behaviour."

[ImpulZ]

The Conjuring from kwan...saw,insidious.....cool scary movie,not that scared butt okay!

[dderek123]

Saw about half of The Kings of Summer. It was a boring crap of a movie. It's the same teenage angsty movie that you've seen 100 times before. I turned it off and watched Workaholics instead.

[Stavros]

Divine Intervention (Elia Suleiman, 2002)
Samuel Beckett on the Occupied West Bank, a film that has Beckett's humour, the absurd elements of the Israeli occupation, and the pathos of defeat. The scene with the red balloon sums it up. Superb film-making.

[youngblood61]

42, The Jackie Robinson story. It was ok.

[Ben]

Actually, a documentary film I want to see:

Blackfish: Official Trailer #1 (2013) - Documentary Movie HD

[MacShreach]

Not yet RL.... late last night, unable to sleep, watched "McCullin" a documentary about the great photographer Don McCullin - most famous for recording the horrors of war in an bleak and unfliching way from the conflict in Cyrprus in the 1950s to the war in Biafra. he gazed long into the heart of human darkness. I think it bruised his soul.

After watching this the words that spring to mind are from Conrad. "The horror, the horror."

Here are some of his most iconic images. The last, by contrast, is a character everyone called Snowy who could be seen every day in Cambridge market in the 1970s.

Curiously I was talking about him today to a mutual acquaintance... Don was very damaged.