What is The Last Movie You Watched?

[MaldonadoGreta]

Finally watched Gatsby, love gorgeous outfits and the atmosphere of the movie! But the book was better )

[Dino Velvet]

Nightmare On Elm Street remake w/Jackie Earle Haley

Very so-so remake not capturing the atmosphere of the original. See it if you're a fan of the NOES series just to have seen it.

[Dino Velvet]

Calling this Kool-Aid is an insult to Kool-Aid. Who's this supposed to brainwash?

[nevada64]

I was recently in Mexico for two weeks. My hotel had about 30 channels. I happened to watch, "The Sting", "The Exorcist", "Highlander", "Philadelphia", and "Halloween".

[broncofan]

I just saw Blue Jasmine. I was impressed with it. I like quite a lot of Woody Allen films, but this was one of the best ones I've seen in years. Cate Blanchett made the film. I am not sure whether the movie is Oscar material given the other great films that have come out but I think if Blanchett is nominated (I don't know if she is) she has to be a strong contender for best actress.

The movie was bleak, with few warm moments but it did not come across as overly cynical. It was a very effective character study I think.

[runningdownthatdream]

I just saw Blue Jasmine. I was impressed with it. I like quite a lot of Woody Allen films, but this was one of the best ones I've seen in years. Cate Blanchett made the film. I am not sure whether the movie is Oscar material given the other great films that have come out but I think if Blanchett is nominated (I don't know if she is) she has to be a strong contender for best actress.

The movie was bleak, with few warm moments but it did not come across as overly cynical. It was a very effective character study I think.

I liked this movie a lot and Cate Blanchette's performance in particular. She really seemed to lose herself in the role. She made Jasmine's anguish palpable without being overwrought. Flawed and self-absorbed though she was, I was still able to empathize with her. Dialogue was well-done throughout the movie and - you're right about this - lacked a lot of Woody's usual cynicism. Every scene was impactful and necessary - nothing wasted.

Definitely one of the most satisfying movies I've watched in the past year.

[ed_jaxon]

The Nut Job.

Surprisingly it was not a porno.

[Ben]

Good for a few giggles --

[Prospero]

Two films.
"Legally Blonde" - on the face of it a girlie movie (I was persuaded by a genetic blonde of that gender to watch) about a seeminly silly girl from California (Reese Witherspoon) who gets into Harvard Law School in pursuit of her arrogant ex but then proves to be the sharpest cookie in the jar It's actually a rather likeable and charming comedy.

And "Sunshine On Leith" an independent Scottish film about two soldiers who come home from Afghanistan to Edinburgh and their progress as civilians. It is actually a musical, utilising songs by The Proclaimers. It is based on a stage musical of the same name. Frankly its competent but dull - and i gave up half way through.

[LibertyHarkness]

watching all of my boxset of sharpe again today while working on website final designs and webcam later ..




Ahhhhhh why cant we go fight the frogs again glory days .