What is The Last Movie You Watched?

[Prospero]

A friend of mine who has covered many wars in the Middle East has ben hardened by the horror. She says she is no longer horrified by bodies - but human cruelty and accounts of it still affect her deeply. I was in Iraq and Egypt (among other places) a couple of weeks ago and the brutality both these places are experiencing is terrifying. I admire people like McCullin who can square up to it and give us the story.Heaven help the region if an attack on Syria is launched. But this strand is not the place to discuss that...

[dderek123]

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



Watch it on Netflix right now, wicket good.

That's one of my favourite movies. Robin Williams is great in it.

[Prospero]

watched In The house recently - great french film. very smart.

[Cerberus]

"Now You See Me"

Can anyone explain the ending to me please?
The bit where they are sitting in Paris, looking down at a padlock and says one more secret, then it cuts to a flashback of the crash on the bridge.

WTF?

[MHarrigan82]

World War Z I enjoyed the movie.

[fred41]

Watched "Samsara"....incredible visuals.
If you have a decent picture on your T.V. and some weed on hand....this is the film for you. If you're the average person like me who doesn't really travel much...then movies like this let you experience things you don't always realize exist ..from interesting to breathtakingly beautiful...often showing poetry in wonders both natural and man-made.
Food for the senses.
..to me anyways.

..Oh yeah,almost forgot - there are some Ladyboys too...lol.

[Prospero]

"What Maisie Knew" an adaptationo of the Henry James novel, originally set in late Victorian England but now transposed to modern Manhattan. It is a valid transposition. The film is Hollywood, but in many respects as true to james as is possible ithout being able to replicate the inner voice of Maisie.. And actually very moving. You are aware you are being emotionally manipulated but what the hell. Brilliant lead performances by Julianne Moore, Steve Coogan and Ornata Aprile as the six year old Maisie.

[a994]

Last night, I watched "Reservoir Dogs."

[bassman2546]

We're The Millers - Exceeded my expectations for a comedy flick. I recommend it.

[Stavros]

Watched "Samsara"....incredible visuals.
If you have a decent picture on your T.V. and some weed on hand....this is the film for you. If you're the average person like me who doesn't really travel much...then movies like this let you experience things you don't always realize exist ..from interesting to breathtakingly beautiful...often showing poetry in wonders both natural and man-made.
Food for the senses.
..to me anyways.

..Oh yeah,almost forgot - there are some Ladyboys too...lol.

I agree that this is a stunning film, but I don't know why it isn't available on DVD only as a download.