Last movie you watched Thread

[Ernie101]

Here is a thread to talk about the last movie you watched. Everytime you watch a movie post it here, and feel free to talk about it.

[theprawncracker]

I went to see the Fantastic Four last night...:D

[redBoobergurl]

The last movie I watched was the Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou. I had seen it at Christmas time but my fiance didn't, so I made him watch it with me. It's funny, but kind of off the wall. We like movies that are more off the wall though, so it's ok.

[DanDanStrawberry]

For Mr. Strawberry, I think it was...whatever it was I saw on Saturday. Oh-- it was Madagascar!! It was fabulous. Not as good as Shrek 2. As good as Shrek.

[Ernie101]

Varsity Blues. I hadn't seen this movie in years but I just now watched it on FX.

[Docnzhoss]

I just saw a movie titled The Girl in the Cafe with Bill Nighy. It drags, but it's also amusing. Nighy is definitely a talented guy.

[RedDragon]

I saw Batman Begins last week.

[ryhoyarbie]

I rented Super Size Me this past weekend. Great movie. Made me not get any fast food again, although I rarely got fast food before I watched it.

ryan

[redBoobergurl]

I just watched Miss Congeniality 2 yesterday. It was cute, but I like the first one lots better!

[Ernie101]

I was eating McDonald's when I watched SuperSize Me.

[MrsPepper]

I saw Fast Times at Ridgemont High on the tv the other day. :) I hadn't seen that all in one go before, so that was exciting.

[Docnzhoss]

I saw Fast Times at Ridgemont High on the tv the other day. :) I hadn't seen that all in one go before, so that was exciting.

Very fun movie. I used to have a teacher who behaved and taught just like Mr. Hand. I also had a Spicoli-esque classmate but not in the same class. That would have been just too amusing.

[That Announcer]

Just watched "Million Dollar Baby" on DVD. I do love that film.

[MrsPepper]

Very fun movie. I used to have a teacher who behaved and taught just like Mr. Hand. I also had a Spicoli-esque classmate but not in the same class. That would have been just too amusing.

Haha, YES, Spicoli is my hero. It's hard to believe that's Sean Penn!

[Docnzhoss]

Haha, YES, Spicoli is my hero. It's hard to believe that's Sean Penn!

Isn't that transformation just crazy? Watching him in a role like Mystic River then going back and watching Fast Times it is very humorous to compare him then and now.

[Ziffel]

Yeah "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" was a fun comedy I liked from the early 80's. I also really liked the Steve Martin movies of the early 80's ("The Jerk" [1979 actually], "The Man With Two Brains", "The Lonely Guy", and "All of Me"). Well last evening I watched "All of Me". First time I saw it since back then. I picked that one up and "The Lonely Guy" in a discount dvd bin in a department store. Enjoyed it a lot once again. Steve Martin steals the show, of course. He has a lot of hilarious one liners like, "Good plan!" and "the little fireman", but his physical humor is the best thing. Lily Tomlin plays a woman who ends up inside Steve Martin's body and controls half of it. Martin is absolutely incredible at how he can manuever his body in scenes where Tomlin is trying to go the opposite direction that he wants to. It's both hilarious and amazing to watch. This time I thought of Jim Carrey in "The Mask" (Carrey's wild movements and energy). Other than Carrey, I don't think anyone else could have pulled off those "All of Me" scenes like Steve Martin did.

[Docnzhoss]

Steve Martin is truly a genius. I have the SNL Best of Steve Martin, and his appearance on TMS is one of my favorites. I also really like Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (a Frank Oz film). His playing the role of Michael Caine's "special" brother is absolutely unforgettable.

I was in the middle of watching Don Juan Demarco today. From what I've seen, it looks promising.

I also recently saw The Life and Death of Peter Sellers. I realized when watching it that I've never seen any of the Pink Panthers all the way through (though according to TLADOPS Sellers hated the films). If TLADOPS is accurate, then he was actually a huge jerk who may deserve accolades for his comedy and acting but certainly not for his personal and behind-the-scenes behavior. I was inspired to go out and rent Pink Panther just to finally be able to say I've seen it.

[MrsPepper]

Ooh, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, I love love LOVE that movie. When I went to New York, I got to see the musical version, and I was flipping out as I was already a huge fan of the movie. Well, lemme tell you, the musical is HILARIOUS! Great and funny music.

As for the Pink Panther, I've seen it SO many times, but never the end. I always fall asleep before the end!!

[Ziffel]

I also really like Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (a Frank Oz film). His playing the role of Michael Caine's "special" brother is absolutely unforgettable.


Yes I really liked that movie a lot too. Caine is a great actor too so we get two wonderful actors in a very entertaining movie. LOVED that ending scene with Caine and Martin watching (in astonishment) the plane flying away! "Planes,Trains and Automobiles" with Martin and Candy was also superb. But there's something about the style of Martin's earliest movies that appeals to me the most of all.
And yes that was neat that Frank Oz directed "Scoundrels". What an amazing multi-talented man he is. He directed other really good movies too, like "The Indian in the Cupboard" (loved hearing his cameo of the principal on the school speaker system), "What about Bob?" and the remake of "Little Shop of Horrors". By the way, "Little Shop of Horrors" was always a good pick-me-up movie for me. And Steve Martin has that awesome "I am a dentist" song in it! :)

[Docnzhoss]

I forgot all about that whole scene! Definitely the most memorable in the whole movie, I think. I agree with you about Martin's earliest films, though. The Jerk will always remain one of the greatest comedies ever made.

I guess that does bring me to this question, though:
Is there a Director's Cut version of The Jerk on DVD? I've thought about it but have never seen one. I've seen a version on TV that has a lot more charity seekers such as one who wants to buy an iceberg and one who wants leather seats in his plane because he currently has to cover his seats with towels (Steve's reaction to this news is howlingly funny, as I recall). Every video I have seen does not include these scenes, though.

Hey, MrsPepper, who starred in the musical? I never knew it existed.

[Ziffel]

Not sure about a director's cut version of "The Jerk" on dvd. I don't have that movie on dvd yet but was looking at Amazon and see that it was released on dvd in 2002 and interestingly is due to be released again July 26th, called "The Jerk-26th anniversary edition". It says this version is in widescreen and has these extras:

Available Audio Tracks: (Dolby Digital 5.1)

Learn How to Play "Tonight You Belong to Me"

The Lost Filmstrips of Father Carlos Las Vegas de Cordova

Theatrical Trailer

Production Notes

[MrsPepper]

Heehee, DRS was just on tv earlier! What a coincidence. ;)

The musical stars John Lithgow as Michael Caine's character, and Norbert Leo Butz as Freddy. The Janet character (I believe the character's name is different in the musical, but I can't remember) is played by Sherie Rene Scott, and she does a wonderful job. Her singing voice is amazing.
I'd recommend for anyone who likes the movie to get the musical soundtrack, it sounds alot like hotel/elevator music to keep the feel, but it's catchy and beautiful. The lyrics are hilarious, too.
Also, Andre has a bigger role, and so does Muriel (the woman who thinks Michael Caine is a prince). They end up hooking up (Muriel and Andre) and it is just amazingly funny! Seriously, get the soundtrack. Or just listen to the clips on amazon.
here! (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000929AB4/qid=1121657967/sr=8-1/ref=pd_bbs_1/102-8327509-8353734?v=glance&s=music&n=507846)

[That Announcer]

Last night I watched "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" for the 50th time. I like the original film so much, I can wait to see the Johnny Depp version. I'm convinced he'll destroy all my good memories of the Wilder film.

[Ziffel]

Last night I watched "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" for the 50th time. I like the original film so much, I can wait to see the Johnny Depp version. I'm convinced he'll destroy all my good memories of the Wilder film.

Great film. A visual treat and the great "Candy Man" song. The new one is getting good reviews and I'm sure with Tim Burton directing it is also a visual feast for the eyes. I love Burton's original style so much.
Late last night I decided to watch the other Steve Martin dvd movie I bought, "The Lonely Guy", before going to sleep. I watched it then fell asleep, then put it back to where I was last awake and watched some more then fell asleep. Then finally finished it! I loved it once again (I only fell asleep because of being so tired!). When I saw it originally on HBO in 1984 I watched it after midnight so I thought it'd be fun to see it this way again. It's very funny, Steve Martin is great, and the premise about lonely guys is appealing to me since I can kinda relate. Plus, Charles Grodin is (as always) superb in this movie as another lonely guy.

[McFraggle]

The last one I watched was "Batman Begins."

[JaniceFerSure]

In the theater: Charlie & the Chocolate Factory.No comment on what I think of it,don't want to offend anyone.

On dvd: Empire Records,great flick.

On vhs: L.A. Story,one of my favorite all-time comedies.

[Docnzhoss]

Empire Records is such a great movie. "Warren's" character cracks me up.

I just finished Million Dollar Baby. Geez, what a terrific movie. It was a downer, but not near as bad as Clint Eastwood's previous flick, Mystic River. I now understand why MDB won all those Oscars. Clint, Morgan Freeman and Hillary Swank all did wonderful jobs.

[Ernie101]

Ok, I watched Hostage this weekend.. the new Bruce Willis picture.. Great movie.

[Ziffel]

Last evening I watched "Unlawful Entry" with Ray Liotta and Kurt Russell. Anyone seen this? I've seen it a couple times before. In subject matter it's not exactly an original plot but I thought this one was very well done and well acted. I like suspense thrillers like this, Misery, Single White Female, Alfred Hitchcock movies, etc. I think Ray Liotta is a good actor too. Liked him in "Dominick and Eugene" and "Something Wild", which were both excellent movies.

[That Announcer]

I watched "The Incredibles" earlier on.

[Gonzo14]

Muppet Family Christmas to look for stuff, you can see what I noticed in the "Newsman in MFC" thread in Classic Muppets

[JaniceFerSure]

I'm watching Amadeus on dvd right now.Last movie I looked at lastly was Talk Radio,with Eric Bogosian,one of Oliver Stone's finest.

Ray Liotta was also great in Goodfellas,NARC & Kurt Russell great in Silkwood(that performance made me appreciate his work even more).I've be a long-time fan of Alfred Hitchcock's,first movie I got to see of his was Dial 'M' for Murder in 3D,when I was 13(in the theater).There's a terrific Alfred Hitchcock attraction down in Universal Studios Orlando,showing how the shower scene in Psycho & the carousel scene in Strangers on a Train were filmed.My favorite Hitchcock films are: Dial 'M' for Murder,The Birds,Rear Window,Strangers on a Train,Shadow of a Doubt and North by Northwest.

Fast Times at Ridgemont,I bought the video cheap($2.99),it's a great time-warp of a flick;to see all of those actors in their early career(Nic Cage,Sean Penn,Forest Whitaker) plus a fab soundtrack too.

I'm pretty sure I've seen Unlawful Entry,was very good.Suspense thrillers are the best,aren't they,keeping you on the edge of your seat;either mystery thrillers or horror thrillers,written well.The best suspense films are with gratuitous violence,Hitchcock for example;using camera tricks,music,actors reactions,and your imagination to create a morsel/gem of a movie.

Steve Martin is terrific.His roles in DRS,L.A. Story,All of Me,The Jerk,Roxanne,My Blue Heaven,Planes Trains & Automobiles,Father of the Bride,Little Shop of Horror,Three Amigos,Grand Canyon & Parenthood..were all note worthy.

[Beauregard]

I watched "A Walk To Remeber" two days ago and still get a sad but happy sigh that comes over me when I think of it...

[Gonzo14]

Sorry Beau, but I Hate that movie, It's like a love story, but then the girl dies (sorry to ruin the ending for anyone who hasn't seen it), but if you like it that's alright

[Ziffel]

Last movie I looked at lastly was Talk Radio,with Eric Bogosian,one of Oliver Stone's finest.


I really liked this movie a lot too. I've seen it about 3 times. It's always interesting and compelling throughout. I love the scenes where Barry Champlain engages in combat radio with the callers. Also love that whole lengthy scene where that guest sits in with him. Great voice he had!
"Talk Radio" seems to be one of those movies, like "Unlawful Entry", that a surpringly high number of people have not seen. Two other fantastic movies that people seldom say they've seen are "Dominick and Eugene" and "Sling Blade."

[theprawncracker]

I watched "Are We There Yet" starring Ice Cube. A decent flik, but I would have chosen a different name than Ice Cube, maybe Freezer Burn...

[That Announcer]

Rappers don't do well when they choose a name related to food. Fat Joe, Vanilla Ice, Ice Cube, Puff Daddy (c'mon, you thought of cheese puffs when you first heard of him)...

I also hate Bread, Meatloaf and the Cranberries. Heh.

[Ziffel]

Not long ago I rewatched my favorite Rob Reiner movie, "Stand By Me", and rewatched a great suspense thriller with Ray Liotta. "Unlawful Entry". Well last night I rewatched my other favorite Reiner movie which is also a great suspense thriller - "Misery". Outstanding film! Loved every scene (though the infamous sledgehammer scene was hard, as always, to stomach!). The pacing and editing were so magnificent. And Kathy Bates was amazing. I can clearly see why she won the best actress Oscar for her performance in this movie. So many fantastic and memorable scenes, but I guess my favorite would be the one where Paul Sheldon is exploring around her house and hears the sound of her truck pulling up and desperately tries to get back to his bed before she comes in the house. Oooh the tension as the camera switches back and forth many times between Paul and her! Even though I KNOW what ends up happening the scene still has me on edge every time I see it.

[BEAR]

Last night, my girlfriend and I had a phone date and we watched Spanglish. We both rented it and set it up so that we started the movie at the exact same time so the two movies were in sync. It was great! We are temporarily long-distance right now, so it was kinda special. I can't wait to see her next week!

[JaniceFerSure]

Two other fantastic movies that people seldom say they've seen are "Dominick and Eugene" and "Sling Blade."
I've seen these movies Ziffel,both are great.Tom Hulce & Ray Liotta are so unappreciated as actors.This movie is heartwarming and compelling;along with Jamie Lee Curtis,very sentimental.Sling Blade,hard to believe that's Billy Bob Thorton in that role;been a fan of his ever since.

The movies I watched today were: Dr. Strangelove...,Pink Floyd-The Wall,The English Patient & first half of Pulp Fiction.

[Ziffel]

Glad you liked "Dominick and Eugene", Janice. One of the best dramas I've ever seen. It is indeed heartwarming and extremely well acted by all three. How about that scene with Tom Hulce where he was on the job collecting the garbage and the camera zooms in on his face for a long time as he is horrified at discovering what that abusive father did. Only one word to describe that performance: WOW.
And did you like "Misery", Janice? Or was the subject matter too disturbing and intense for you? I guess as great a movie it is, it's not recommended for the squeamish!

[BEAR]

has anyone seen Must Love Dogs yet?

[That Announcer]

Dunno, but John Cusack was in Stand By Me... :smirk:

Hey, my grandfather and I have a bit of an obsession with Sling Blade, often interjecting his "m-hmms" into everyday conversation.

[Ziffel]

Alright then. Some people call it an obsession. I call it a fixation. M-Hmm. ;)

[JaniceFerSure]

Glad you liked "Dominick and Eugene", Janice. One of the best dramas I've ever seen. It is indeed heartwarming and extremely well acted by all three. How about that scene with Tom Hulce where he was on the job collecting the garbage and the camera zooms in on his face for a long time as he is horrified at discovering what that abusive father did. Only one word to describe that performance: WOW.
And did you like "Misery", Janice? Or was the subject matter too disturbing and intense for you? I guess as great a movie it is, it's not recommended for the squeamish!

I've seen Misery numerous time Ziffel,it's a great Reiner(very big fan of his) flick.Kathy Bates deserved the Oscar for portraying James Caan's number one fan.The penguin being the wrong way,the hobbling scene.I don't mind violence in movies,I just can't watch very gory flicks: Blade for example.Please call me Diana or Dee too.:)

[Ziffel]

Glad you really liked "Misery" also, Dee. :) "My ceramic penguin always faces due south." Very chilling yet delicious line there. And yeah the hobbling operation of the Kimberly Diamond mines. :eek: Such a great movie. And big credit to Stephen King too, of course, for writing the book, including that hobbling part. Some people don't realize that "The Shawshank Redemption", "Stand By Me", and "Misery" were works of his. I've read quite a few King stories but never did read "Misery." I'm going to get the book now though. This sentence from film critic Leonard Maltin has me intrigued:

"There was much more nuance, and more interesting development of the relationship between fan and prisoner, in the novel."

I love King's writing style and think he does a particularly good job with dialogue between two people. So I'm looking forward to it!


Oh and I liked this humorous line from the movie by Paul Sheldon:
"When I said I wanted a snack I kind of had in mind the cheese and crackers kind of thing."

[JaniceFerSure]

Glad you really liked "Misery" also, Dee. :) "My ceramic penguin always faces due south." Very chilling yet delicious line there. And yeah the hobbling operation of the Kimberly Diamond mines. :eek: Such a great movie. And big credit to Stephen King too, of course, for writing the book, including that hobbling part. Some people don't realize that "The Shawshank Redemption", "Stand By Me", and "Misery" were works of his. I've read quite a few King stories but never did read "Misery." I'm going to get the book now though. This sentence from film critic Leonard Maltin has me intrigued:

"There was much more nuance, and more interesting development of the relationship between fan and prisoner, in the novel."

I love King's writing style and think he does a particularly good job with dialogue between two people. So I'm looking forward to it!


Oh and I liked this humorous line from the movie by Paul Sheldon:
"When I said I wanted a snack I kind of had in mind the cheese and crackers kind of thing."

King my all-time favorite writer.Have read almost every major book he's written.

[minor muppetz]

The last movie I watched was The 40-Year-Old Virgin, which I saw last night.

[JaniceFerSure]

Watched Ghostbusters dvd last night,watching Jaws right now..:zany:

[MrsPepper]

The last movie I watched was the Goonies. ^_^ I just bought the DVD cheap at Zellers. It's awesome. I forgot how GREAT that movie is. :D Definately one of the coolest movies ever. HEY, YOU GUUUUUYS!

[Ziffel]

Jaws, great movie there. Lots of great lines from that movie, superbly acted by the three leads, and,of course, an unforgetable and awesome John Williams dihdih dihdih dihdih dihdih music theme for the shark. One thing I love to do every time i watch this movie is pause the scene where we get a look at the great white for the first time (as it suddenly emerges from the water and Brody sees it first). That is so cool. It takes up the whole screen.

[MrsPepper]

My favourite part of Jaws is when the dude (not Richard Dreyfuss, oh I forget the chatacer's name, haven't seen Jaws in years) is on the beach, and the kid on the yellow floatie is being attacked by the shark. Then they do that camera shot (I was taught in a tech class that it is now known as the Jaws Shot) where they zoom in while panning out (or vice versa), and it gives you that really cool effect like the background is moving. It's hard to describe, but I think most of you know what part I mean. Now its a classic shot.

[Ziffel]

Oh yes that was another great scene. Chief Brody, played by Roy Scheider, was that dude on the beach. :) Really neat tense music that played as the camera zoomed in on his horrified expression, too.

[MrsPepper]

Yeah, the score in that is really good. Wonder if it's a John Williams score or not... I wouldn't doubt it though. That guy did EVERYTHING.

[JaniceFerSure]

I have several favorite camera shots in Jaws,though I love the whole movie.

Quint at the end of the platform,with the setting sun behind him
Quint's eye shift,when the fishing rod first clicks
afore mentioned,the Jaws Shot,or zoom of Brody
Chrissy's leg ballet
The Aurora pulling out from the harbor,as scene through the shark mouth
Quint sliding down the boat,into the shark(that scene is on now)
the blow up of Jaws
last scene with Hooper and Brody kicking their way into shore

[unclematt]

Spiderman 2

[Ziffel]

I saw "Spiderman 2" in the theaters last summer. Incredible movie.

[unclematt]

It was very good and better yet I still havent seen the original

[Ziffel]

I also saw "Spiderman 2" before having seen the original. I enjoyed the second one so much that I wasted little time in renting the first one afterwards. I think the 2nd one is better but still really liked the first one a lot. They both have great action, great villains, great special effects, great acting from the leads (Tobey Macguire and Kirsten Dunst), and great direction. The second one's special effects and action scenes are just even better. I guess "Spiderman 3" will be coming out next summer. Definitely one to see in the theaters.

[Sylinde Bren]

Just now, watched Home Alone 2: Lost In New York on television. Sometimes, I think that it's even funnier than the first film. LoL.

[unclematt]

Just now, watched Home Alone 2: Lost In New York on television. Sometimes, I think that it's even funnier than the first film. LoL.
No way I like the first one way better.

Has anyone seen The Laramie Project. It is an eye opener, especially for people like me who live in the big city.

[anytimepally]

I just watched "Gulliver's Travels" .. I just bought it on dvd the other day and hadn't seen it in forever.. I really like it, even if Ted Danson is the only man in England without an accent :)

[ryhoyarbie]

I watched one of those old speghetti westerns with Clint Eastwood last night with my dad. Talk about lame and corny.

ryan

[JaniceFerSure]

Spiderman 2 was a lot better than one. Alfred Molina as Doc Oct. was very good,he's come a long way since Raiders of the Lost Arc.I enjoyed the book of Spiderman 2 also.


Watched 'The Sting' yesterday on dvd.Got to savor it once again,in widescreen,restored.Terrific everything: cast,script,score.I get a rush from this movie,especially when The Sting part of the movie comes into play.Also,a terrific bonus on the second disc: the trailer,plus the making of the movie/antedotes,production notes,etc....Will always be on my top 5 movie list.:excited:

[ryhoyarbie]

Hey I watched Jaws on wednesday. I hadn't seen that movie in years. What a great movie!

ryan

[Labyrinth Fairy]

I seen was Labyrinth the other night, when I was trying to do my art homework and talking to my boyfriend. :)

[unclematt]

I saw Field of Dreams the other night. I get goosebumps every time I see it.

[ryhoyarbie]

I still haven't seen Field of Dreams. I've seen parts of it.

ryan

[unclematt]

Take an afternoon and watch it. It is incredible. It means so much to me.

[G-MAN]

I just saw The Exorcism Of Emily Rose today.

[superfan]

An American Tale was on this evening. That was my favorite movie when I was younger. Too cute.

G~Man...how was "Exorcism?"

[G-MAN]

It was shocking, and eye opening.

[unclematt]

It was shocking, and eye opening.
Ireally want to see it but I am not sure how much of it to believe

[peachesncream]

i saw must love dogs, bear. :) i loved it but anything wiht john cusack is fab to me :flirt:
my last movie was taxi on hbo last night. kinda disaapointed,

[Don'tLiveonMoon]

I just saw "The Final Cut." Intriguing premise, but the ending was really abrupt and ambiguous. I was disappointed.
Erin

[JaniceFerSure]

The book to "The Final Cut" was very good Erin,though I haven't see the movie yet.Last night I watched "The Way We Were",and right now I'm watching "Labyrinth" on my PS2.

[Whatever]

Blues Brothers
(60 second rule!)

[janicegroupie]

My last movie was the Corpse Bride. It was a great movie just like so many of Tim Burton's movies.

[Ziffel]

I watched "Hotel Rwanda" (2004) this evening, a true story film about the mass genocide in Rwanda in 1994 that killed almost a million people. Tough film to watch at times, but mainly due to the subject matter and knowing this really happened. It's not real gratuitous; we usually see the aftermath of the violence rather then killing scenes in progress. Still very sad, of course. And very well made and superbly acted by the star, Don Cheadle. He is in the movie almost every second. He plays a real life hero who helped saved a lot of lives in the midst of the mass slaughter. I usually like lightweight, fun entertaining movies to relax with but once in a while I love a serious, important, well-done true story movie. This one hits the bullseye for that.

[ryhoyarbie]

I watched parts of Superman today.

ryan

[froggiegirl18]

I just finished watching Legally Blonde for the first time..It was on TNT. Great movie! Made me laugh so hard, I can't wait to see the second. Is it just as good as the first?

[JaniceFerSure]

Stalag 17 with William Holden.:D

[Gonzo14]

Fight Club and The Family Guy Movie, both are great

[unclematt]

I just watched Oceans 12 for the first time. What a terrible movie. This is the reason why a sequal should not be made of every successful movie.

[JaniceFerSure]

Young Frankenstein on dvd.

[unclematt]

I watched The Great Muppet Caper

[Gonzo14]

The Longest Yard, hilarious

[Labyrinth Fairy]

shrek!

[JaniceFerSure]

16 Candles:)

[DanDanStrawberry]

I just finished watching Legally Blonde for the first time..It was on TNT. Great movie! Made me laugh so hard, I can't wait to see the second. Is it just as good as the first?
Legally Blonde is my favourite movie. Well, one of. The second is really good too :)

[superfan]

Saw Pink Flamingos (A John Waters film) tonight, Oh, whoa, that was pretty um...interesting. :eek:

[JaniceFerSure]

Last night,I watched Pinocchio(Disney).

[Ziffel]

Pinocchio the 1940 classic, right? That was one amazing film. A masterpiece. And unbelievable animation for the time.

[JaniceFerSure]

Yes,the Disney classic Ziffel.I was studying the artistry myself while watching the movie,it's just incredible.I really appreciate movies that have so much work put into it.

I put in the dvd Jaws,just over an hour ago.

[superfan]

Poltergeist is on right now. I'm mildly interested.

[JaniceFerSure]

Movies I watched lately:

last night-The Rocky Horror Picture Show
this morning-Raise the Red Lantern,Empire Records

[unclematt]

Movies I watched lately:

last night-The Rocky Horror Picture Show
this morning-Raise the Red Lantern,Empire Records

Two of my favorite movies TRHPS and Empire Records.
**** the Man! Save the Empire!

[JaniceFerSure]

Disney's original Parent Trap.

[unclematt]

Gotta love that Haley Mills

[superfan]

One of the few Disney movies I loved! Hayley's son went on to form the group Kula Shaker. They had some lukewarm reception here in NorthAmerica as I recall.

[unclematt]

Kula Shaker?

[JaniceFerSure]

Watched Batman Returns last night on dvd.

[superfan]

Kula Shaker?

Yeah, they were this little band that played music with East Indian musical influences. One of their songs was Tatva. Kinda sounded like Beatles (Strawberry Fields Forever sound to it). I liked it a lot, but I know only of two albums that they put out.

[Ziffel]

Well as I mentioned, one of my favorite movies, "Dial M for Murder" was on PBS this weekend. I have it on dvd and vhs already so didn't watch it on tv. But felt like watching it again so last evening watched my dvd. I highly highly recommend it to any of you who have never seen it. I'm sure you'll thoroughly enjoy it. Great Hitchcock film (as many of his are). Ray Milland as the star character and villian is great in this and it's fasinating how "quick on his feet" he is with excuses and talking his way out of things. "Psycho" is probably about the only Hitchcock movie I liked better than this one.

By the way, perhaps some of you have seen the partial remake of this movie, "A Perfect Murder" with Michael Douglas and Gwyneth Paltrow (1998).
That was a good movie too and I liked how it wasn't just a scene for scene remake with different actors (as the silly remake of "Psycho" from 1998 with Vince Vaughn was), but had a lot of new and different things to it.

[JaniceFerSure]

Well as I mentioned, one of my favorite movies, "Dial M for Murder" was on PBS this weekend. I have it on dvd and vhs already so didn't watch it on tv. But felt like watching it again so last evening watched my dvd. I highly highly recommend it to any of you who have never seen it. I'm sure you'll thoroughly enjoy it. Great Hitchcock film (as many of his are). Ray Milland as the star character and villian is great in this and it's fasinating how "quick on his feet" he is with excuses and talking his way out of things. "Psycho" is probably about the only Hitchcock movie I liked better than this one.

I'm a big Hitchcock fan.My dad,brother and I got to see 'Dial M for Murder' in 3-D in the movie theater.I own this on video,along with several other movies by Hitch.A great attraction at Universal Studios Florida,is a tribute to Hitchcock.In it,it shows how the shower scene of 'Psycho' was filmed,the carousel scene of 'Strangers on a Train' was made,and the 3-D scene of 'Dial 'M''.I've been to this show many times,and have taken my roomate.A great learning experience!

The last movie(s) I watched yesterday were: 'Some Like It Hot','Fiddler on the Roof',and 'Jesus Christ Superstar'.

[Ziffel]

MMMMM Marilyn Monroe and the kissing scenes in "Some Like it Hot". ;)

I just can't say enough how fascinated I was with the Milland performance and Tony Wendice character in "Dial M For Murder". His slipperyness and cunningness were frequent and amazing. Also, loved that British accent of his. Every time I hear it, I find myself sometimes talking like that for a while. I did that very thing at times at work today. heeheehee.
And "Fiddler on the Roof" is another all time best.

[superfan]

I'm going as Marilyn Monroe for Hallowe'en. Go figure. ;)

And I watched MindHunters tonight (w/ Val Kilmer, Christian Slater and L.L. Cool J.) It was very entertaining, a good story. Best line ever:
"Now we know what his weakness was...bullets." HAHAHAHAHA! Oh, Cool J. You da man.

[unclematt]

I watched Tremors again tonight. I cant get enough of that movie.

[Gonzo14]

Back to the Future Part II

[unclematt]

I saw it the other night Gonzo. I love that movie

[JaniceFerSure]

Watched 'Animal House' when I came home from work,now looking at 'Diner'.

[MJTaylor]

The last film I saw was The Dukes Of Hazard. I wasn't expecting much from it but I found it to be a fun movie. It made me want to see the TV series again.

[unclematt]

Loved Dukes of Hazard

[jediX]

Friday the 13th Pt. 7

[JaniceFerSure]

I watched 'Diner' & 'The Godfather'(with commentary) yesterday.Now watching 'Jurasic Park'.:)

[MGov]

"a Night at the Opera" and "Monkey Business" on Turner Classics today.

[JaniceFerSure]

Last night,I watched 'The Sixth Sense' & 'Truman Show'.Now watching the original 'Willy Wonka'.

[Sylinde Bren]

Just finished watching the anime film Kiki's Delivery Service for the first time, and I thought it was great. Much better than I thought it was going to be.

[unclematt]

I watched Fat Albert Saturday. Much better than I thought it was going to be.

[superfan]

American Psycho. :eek:
Eh, it wasn't scary. Christian Bale's character was quite unnerving, though.

[unclematt]

I saw part of Biodome today what a terrible movie

[superfan]

Haha, my husband thought it was the funniest movie ever and when he rented it for me to see, he was like, "Wait a sec...this really sucks!"
Well, duh...Pauly Shore....!!
(I can handle Stephen Baldwin, though. Oh, yeah!)

[Erine81981]

Maxuim Over Drive. I enjoy this movie when Halloween comes around.

[Beauregard]

"High Crimes." Ashley Judd. Morgan Freeman.

One of the best movies I've ever seen. The acting is beyond perfect, the storyline is superb, the charcters are excellent, the suspence is ever growing, the screenplay is amazingly well written, the filming is great, the twist ending knocks you flat.

Recomended highly!!!!

[JaniceFerSure]

Last movie I watched was 'Star Wars-Return of the Jedi'.Going to see 'Capote' & 'Good Night,and Good Luck' in a few hours.

[Gonzo14]

Gremlins, never gets old

[MJTaylor]

I watched Fat Albert Saturday. Much better than I thought it was going to be.
Same here. I saw it last Monday. Today I saw my cousin and she said she liked it too.
The last film I saw though was Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen.

[Erine81981]

Same here. I saw it last Monday. Today I saw my cousin and she said she liked it too.
The last film I saw though was Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen.
Love that movie. Just because Lindsay Lohan is in it but thats just me.

[JaniceFerSure]

'Capote' & 'Good Night,and Good Luck' were both fabulous.Watched a tad bit of 'Pirates of the Carribean' last night.

[unclematt]

I saw My Blue Heaven on Saturday. God I love that movie.

[JaniceFerSure]

Watched 'National Lampoon's Vacation' last night.

[unclematt]

I jus got done watching the Incredible Hulk. I didnt care for it.

[JaniceFerSure]

I watched 'Go'.:cool:

[unclematt]

I saw Meet the Fockers for the first time and loved it. Hoffman and Deniro are great together.

[JaniceFerSure]

Over the weekend,I watched: 'Mars Attacks!','Four Weddings and a Funeral','Sense and Sensibility','Singing in the Rain','Frankie and Johnny','Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets','Dirty Dancing' and 'Moonstruck'.

[unclematt]

I saw RENT three time this weekend. I love it. I will see it a bunch more in the theatre.

[Krazedmuppet]

Last movie I saw was "muppet family christmas"
Last one in the theater was "the corps bride" (very good)

[JaniceFerSure]

Alfred Hitchcock's 'Rear Window',one of his best.

[Gonzo14]

The Muppet Christmas Carol

[JaniceFerSure]

'Officer and a Gentleman'

[Vic Romano]

Last night we rented "War of the Worlds" and I gotta' say; WHOA! That was intense! I mean that was really awesome! I'm not a huge fan of Cruise since he went off to the funny farm, but the whole movie was just... wow.

[Ziffel]

Last evening watched "Jaws" (the original) again. Always a big pleasure. Then watched "One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest" again. I saw it about 20 years ago for my first time and this was my second viewing. Just as back then, I really didn't enjoy it so much. But I do think it was an outstanding movie. Just find it not so fun to watch because of the sadistic nurse and some other meanness from patients to each other and the coldness and meanness of the entire institutional staff in general. Nicholson is great in it and has a few funny lines though. And love that Charley Cheswick character!
I'm sure just about everyone who has seen it would agree that it is a great movie. But is there anyone else who also, like me, didn't really have fun while watching it?
An example of a movie from the other side of the coin (a movie that is not so good but provides some stupid funny humor is "Police Academy" [and the many sequels, which were even dumber]. "Cuckoo's Nest" was a much better made and acted movie. But I'd rather watch "Police Academy" in terms of having a good time. Interesting little paradox there. :p
Actually, it's kind of like "Schindler's List". I never saw that movie but my brother said it was excellent but that he would never wish to see it again because you feel so bad.

[JaniceFerSure]

Watching 'World According to Garp'.Hello Ziffel,missed seeing you here at MC.I love Cuckoo's Nest,very well done movie.I love movies that challenge my emotions: 'Cuckoo's Nest' even 'Schindler's List' aka tear jerkers. I love any movie that makes me: laugh,cry,angry,etc..part of being human.

[Ziffel]

Will you still need me will you still feed me when I'm 64?!

Garp I saw in the theater in "82 and once or twice since then but not since the 80's. That'd be a fun one to rewatch. Rather bizarre at times but overall entertaining.

Hi Janice and thank you. As for "Cuckoo's Nest", I also enjoy movies that are tear jerkers (like the sleeper "Dominck and Eugene" is one of my all time favorrite dramas and is a tear jerker). But "Cuckoo's Nest" didn't make me cry at all. Rather, I had a kind of unpleasant and sick feeling throughout as we see how cold as dry ice Nurse Ratched and the staff in general are to the well being of the patients. When Billy commits suicide as a result of her cruel mind games and she says, "Well let's just get back to our normal routine" I wanted to reach in the tv set and grab her like McMurphy did!
I guess the thing is, I like serious movies and sad, tear jerker movies (both fictional and true story based) but I DON'T like too much sadism and people being mean. Like I thought "The Elephant Man" was a superb movie. But I don't ever wish to watch the scene again where the sadistic people torment the poor guy for about five minutes. That stuff really gets to me.

[JaniceFerSure]

I agree with you and that scene from 'The Elephant Man' Ziffel.Other movies I watched this weekend:


'Dances with Wolves'
'Home Alone'
'The Great Race'
'Three Men and a Baby'
'Awakenings'

[unclematt]

I have seen Rent 4 times and I want to see it again. Is anyone else as addicted as I am? I love it.

[Gonzo14]

i haven't seen it yet, but i heard it's good

last movie i saw was Back to the Future Part II

[JaniceFerSure]

"Grease"

[janicegroupie]

I have seen Rent 4 times and I want to see it again. Is anyone else as addicted as I am? I love it.

I absolutely love Rent! I've only seen it once so far but I would be so up to seeing it many more times. My friend bought me the soundtrack it is one of the best movie soundtracks ever.

BTW the last movie I saw was Harry Potter 4. It was my second time since my husband wanted to see it again on the ultrascreen. It's also a good movie but doesn't live up to Rent but he refuses to see that one with me.

[superfan]

I have seen Rent 4 times and I want to see it again. Is anyone else as addicted as I am? I love it.

I'd love too, but I can barely afford to watch it once let alone four!! haha!

Watched Reality Bites last nite. Why do I love that movie?

[Katzi428]

I saw "Rent" on Thanksgiving.
Hate to tell you but I hated it! It was a shame that so much money was wasted on a movie like that.:rolleyes:

[Boober_Baby]

Blackenstein!

It's a total B-movie from the 70's starring B-movie legend, who also played TV's Lone Ranger, John Hart. It came out after the success of Blackula, another black exploitation movie, and tried to follow in it's wake... but failed. Oh so miserably. Though you gotta love little cinematic gems like this. XD

Am I the only person into B-movies? I just think they're hee-larious good times!

[redBoobergurl]

I watched Dodgeball this weekend for the first time, I never got to see it when it first came out. I thought it was all right, much better than what the previews had shown. For some reason I thought it was going to be different than it was, but I enjoyed it much more.

I'm going to start watching all my favorite Christmas movies now starting with Elf, then moving into all the Muppet/Sesame Street ones and then the classic Christmas cartoons like Charlie Brown. Therefore, probably won't watch an actual movie I haven't seen for awhile.

[Ziffel]

I saw "Rent" on Thanksgiving.
Hate to tell you but I hated it! It was a shame that so much money was wasted on a movie like that.:rolleyes:

Guess it's a safe bet that you won't be renting it when it comes out on dvd. ;)

[Katzi428]

Guess it's a safe bet that you won't be renting it when it comes out on dvd. ;)
*GROAN* Funny Ziff....very funny!:p
But seriously I won't be renting Rent

[JaniceFerSure]

Watched Reality Bites last nite. Why do I love that movie?


I love 'Reality Bites'.Being a part of the Gen X,I can relate to the majority of subjects in that movie.I watched it on video last Friday.


Looked at 'Amadeus' last night & I am now watching 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show' with Audience Participation.

[ryhoyarbie]

I guess this thread has replaced my "new movies coming out" thread.

:cry: :cry:
:)
ryan

[JaniceFerSure]

In memory of John Lennon's 25th Anniversary of his passing,I've been watching: 'Hard Day's Night','Yellow Submarine' & 'Imagine'.

[redBoobergurl]

In memory of John Lennon's 25th Anniversary of his passing,I've been watching: 'Hard Day's Night','Yellow Submarine' & 'Imagine'.
Excellent choices Dee. I love Yellow Submarine! Can't believe it's been 25 years since we lost him. Wow.

[Ziffel]

I watched some of another old movie I have on tape. Basically just skimmed around and watched a few of the standout scenes. I'll give you a hint of what the movie was -----> Chu Chu Chu Ha Ha Ha

[JaniceFerSure]

Watched: 'Harry Potter...Stone' last night.Today: 'The Lost Boys','Little Shop of Horrors','Flower Drum Song','The Four Seasons'.

[superfan]

Goonies!

[unclematt]

I will be seeing Rent for the ifth time on Wednesday.

Kathy, why didnt you like it?

[Krazedmuppet]

Robin Hood Men in Tights, oh yeah

[unclematt]

Robin Hood Men in Tights, oh yeah
Did you say Hey Blinkin or Abe Lincoln? Great movie. Laugh out loud funny.

[JaniceFerSure]

Resevoir Dogs & Labyrinth on dvd.

[unclematt]

I saw Rent for the fifth time last night

[Erine81981]

The Lion, The witch and Wardrobe. AWSOME MOVIE! I haven't ever read the book but I'm now going to buy it. I loved it so much I might even rent the The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe DVD of the old serise that came on PBS. This movie kicks a lot of butt. Monday me and my friend are going to see "KING KONG." Can't wait.

[Gonzo14]

I watched Hitch, that's a funny movie

[chestermcdragon]

king kong.2005

[JaniceFerSure]

'Santa Clause' was on tv last night.

[Gonzo14]

The Truman Show was too

[RedDragon]

Narnia, it's the best movie I've seen in the last 16 years(note age>>>>). It's amazing and awe inspiring. GO SEE IT!!!! IT'S WORTH EVERY PENNY AND MUCH MUCH MORE!!!! And if you don't have time...MAKE TIME, DANG IT!!!! IF YOU WATCH ONE LAST MOVIE FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE, MAKE IT THIS ONE. IT'S THAT FRELLING GOOD!!!......<clears throat> That's all I have to say, thank you.

[Erine81981]

Narnia, it's the best movie I've seen in the last 16 years(note age>>>>). It's amazing and awe inspiring. GO SEE IT!!!! IT'S WORTH EVERY PENNY AND MUCH MUCH MORE!!!! And if you don't have time...MAKE TIME, DANG IT!!!! IF YOU WATCH ONE LAST MOVIE FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE, MAKE IT THIS ONE. IT'S THAT FRELLING GOOD!!!......<clears throat> That's all I have to say, thank you.
GOOOOOOOOD CHOISE MAIRIN! WHAT SHE SAID! :) :D

[JaniceFerSure]

Today's movies: 'Splash','Best in Show','Austin Powers 1 & 2'(watching AP 2 now).

[unclematt]

I wish I had a day where I could just watch movies

[Aaron]

i saw Walk the line a while back it was great

[unclematt]

I watched the Great Muppet Caper last night before I fell asleep. What a movie.

[JaniceFerSure]

'Wizard of Oz' comes on in an hr. and a half,I shall look forward to watching it.:zany:

[chestermcdragon]

tommy
worst movie ever!

[Erine81981]

tommy
worst movie ever!
What movie is this?

[JaniceFerSure]

'Some Like It Hot',one of my personal favorites.

[unclematt]

The son of the Mask

[JaniceFerSure]

Watching 'Urban Cowboy' right now.Last watched: 'Children of a Lesser God','Beaches' and 'For the Boys'.

[DanDanStrawberry]

Watched the 2nd Bridget Jones film this morning. It is fabulous, I love it

[JaniceFerSure]

'Addams Family' before bed last night.

[Ziffel]

Midnight Run (1988), an excellent action/adventure/comedy buddy movie/cop movie with touching moments too. One of my all time fave action movies. Never slows down from start to finish. Filled with quite a bit of clever and funny lines that made me laugh out loud. Great performances by leads Robert Deniro and Charles Grodin and very well casted for the supporting actors. Most critics give it at least 3.5 out of 4 stars.

[JaniceFerSure]

Midnight Run (1988), an excellent action/adventure/comedy buddy movie/cop movie with touching moments too. One of my all time fave action movies. Never slows down from start to finish. Filled with quite a bit of clever and funny lines that made me laugh out loud. Great performances by leads Robert Deniro and Charles Grodin and very well casted for the supporting actors. Most critics give it at least 3.5 out of 4 stars.

Great movie,one of my favorites.I thought about watching it Saturday,maybe I'll watch it today.I watched 'Raise the Red Lantern' and 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show' before bed.Now watching 'Amadeus'.

[Ziffel]

Well I haven't watched a movie since last week's "Midnight Run" (been a lot of football lately, plus my dvds of Green Acres and now All in the Family season 5!) but just noticed in the TV Guide a movie called "Killer Bees" from 2002 is on tonight and the description says, "A swarm of killer bees attacks a rural town." Seems like ever since "The Swarm" (1978) the movies have been buzzing with these type of movies. Throughout the 80's and 90's I have seen several movies with the same ol' thing - swarms of killer bees attacking people of a small town. And they all seem to get low ratings from the critics. Guess the film makers are interested in making "b" movies!
Well, not sure what the next movie will be that I watch, but perhaps I should watch the classic "The Sting". yuk yuk yuk yuk!

[JaniceFerSure]

Presently watching the original cartoon of Disney's 'The Jungle Book'.:)

[skellingtonjack]

erm day after tomorrow, today in my science class

[furryredmonster]

The muppets wizard of oz oooo... and a care bear movie *hides behind chair*

[MrsPepper]

Apocalypse Now. I haven't reached the end yet, thgough. I'll probably watch it tomorrow.

[JaniceFerSure]

'Mary Poppins',then 'Freaks'.

[sugarbritchez]

I last watched D.E.B.S. and for the life of me I still can't figure out WHY!!!!!!

[baba]

Lets see the last movie i watched was "The Muppet Movie" are there any other movies better then the Muppet ones...

[furryredmonster]

Me & my friend just watched The Exorcism of Emily Rose and it was scary... which I am to chicken to watch scary movies so it was super scary to me... he he i am never watching that movie again unless it is in the day time...

[JaniceFerSure]

Looking at 'Pretty in Pink' now,'Sixteen Candles' afterwards.

[chestermcdragon]

Me & my friend just watched The Exorcism of Emily Rose and it was scary... which I am to chicken to watch scary movies so it was super scary to me... he he i am never watching that movie again unless it is in the day time...
how did she get posessed?it to demonized for me.

[furryredmonster]

She was just posessed with deoms from the beginning i guess... I hated it when that dude woke up and she was not there but on the floor in the weirdest position.... and when she ate the spiders ukk... I am going to watch it again to night though with my family...

[JaniceFerSure]

'Labyrinth' on my PS2 last night.

[super muppet]

March Of The Penguins.


{Post 300}

[JaniceFerSure]

'Dr. Strangelove' last night,'Some Like It Hot' now.:D

[Gonzo14]

I saw Killer Klowns from Outer Space

[sugarbritchez]

We watched Batman Begins (again) last night.......I hope the rest of them they make follow that same storyline...it was really great!!!!

[JaniceFerSure]

"American Splendor"

[sugarbritchez]

The BBC Version of Chronicals of Narnia The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe

[Ziffel]

Been quite a while since I watched any movies until this past Friday night I watched Charles Bronson in "Ten to Midnight", a fairly good Dirty Harry/Death Wish type movie. And then after that watched one of my all time favorites again, Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho". Love that Bernard Herrmann music! Love that Anthony Perkins performance! Love that house and motel!

[melissa@muppet]

THE PIRATE MOVIE - CHRISTOPHER ATKINS

[super muppet]

I'm Going To Watch A Documentry On The Navy Seals Today...

[Muppet Matt]

I watched Follow That Bird today.

[peachesncream]

narnia dn the jazz singer. i love neil diamond.gonna see the benchwarmers tongiht .celebrating my first wedding anniversary.movie and kobe steak house.:excited:

[Sgt Floyd]

Garfield the movie

[zeldazipple]

The last movie I seen was ' The Muppets Wizard Of Oz. '

[peachesncream]

king kong. a little long.

[Xerus]

I saw Ice Age 2 last weekend and it was really good. Just as great as the first one. :)

[melissa@muppet]

I just watched King Kong on dvd. really enjoyed it.
Give 3 kermit smiles:) :) :) out of three.

[JaniceFerSure]

I'm watching LA Story right now.

[DanDanStrawberry]

Went to see She's The Man today, it was nice.

[DreamCatcher]

"New York Doll"

This movie/documentary is extremely good, I highly recommend it!

[MeepBorkMeep]

Saw Benchwarmers today. Full of corny jokes, and they gave Spade all the good lines, but it was pretty unique. Gets one thumb up.

[Janice & Mokey's Man]

"The NeverEnding Story"

I'm now reading the wonderful book, the second time (first time was in middle school)

[melissa@muppet]

"Fat Albert" - the movie. It was quite good. I loved the cartoons when i was younger.

[Muppet Matt]

I finally got to see Narnia last night!

[baba]

I watched the Muppets Take Manhattan.

''Together Again, Gee It's Good To Be Together Again''

[RedDragon]

Robin Hood Man in Tights, I love Mel Brooks.

[ScootersGirl]

I Just watched Shrek 2 and Grease 2 yesterday.

[Sgt Floyd]

Today I finally saw (and bought) the great muppet caper :D

[JaniceFerSure]

Watched Jesus Christ Superstar last night.

[Sgt Floyd]

What Did You Think Of It???

It was good. Lots of muppety craziness, but it needed more electric mayhem (for obvious resons, lol ;))

But it was funny :D Now all I gotta do is get my hands on the Muppet movie and muppets take manhattan

[baba]

Last Night i watched National Treausure, I really liked it.

[DanDanStrawberry]

I saw Take The Lead today and it was faaaaaaaaaaaaaab! :)

[Sgt Floyd]

THE MUPPETS TAKE MANHATTAN!!!!!!!

WOOO! I found it for $5 in the clearence bin at wallmart:excited: :excited: :excited:

[Ilikemuppets]

Who Framed Roger Rabbit, It's a classic.

[peachesncream]

mirrormask.not bad.enjoyed it especailly the crystal ball stuff.

[peachesncream]

hostel.very bloody and a lot of nudity.good story line though.if you like blood and gore this one is it. worse than the saw movies.

[wes]

I watched "Be Cool" with My wife and Parents,I had already seen it but it was ok.

[Speed Tracer]

Watching The Muppet Movie right now. It's become an afterschool ritual for me to have this on as I do homework. I always laugh and get tears in my eyes at the same spots, after nearly 300 viewings.

Magnificent movie.

[cooked sashimi]

In theatres? Sillent hill. At home? Cannibal holocaust.

Been a gruesome week :x

[wes]

Yesterday, at my after school Program We watched Muppets From Space, the kids enjoyed it. It was Fun Yall would have laughed, At the End when Gonzo Family Does the singing Me and the Kids started dancing also during the ending credits (Your a Shinning Star) It was Great!

[peachesncream]

boys don't cry and bullets over broadway(i love john cusack)

[JaniceFerSure]

Watching The Neverending Story now,before that was Disney's Robin Hood.

[Timotheus]

I watched "Sybil" for a psychology class. Before that the last thing I saw was "Ice Age 2" in theatres (that was beautiful).

[Gonzo14]

Yesterday I watched Antitrust

[Sgt Floyd]

yesturday I watched the witches.

[Timotheus]

yesturday I watched the witches.
oo, good movie. Haven't seen that in years.

[Ilikemuppets]

I'm about to watched The Chroniceles of Narnia The Lion, The Whitch and The Wardrobe.

[DanDanStrawberry]

I watched The Producers the other night, too funny

[Ziffel]

You probably mean the remake of "The Producers" and not the original 1968 version, right DanDan? The original was great, but I haven't seen the remake.

Last evening I watched "Indecent Proposal" (1993). First time I saw it since back then. This time it was a lot harder to watch, due to my recent break-up with my ex-fiance. When Demi and Woody were together and declaring their undying love for each other it was sad thinking of my loss. We used to tell each other that we were permanently each other's too. But the toughest scenes to watch were when Redford kept trying to steal Demi's heart (the creep was only supposed to spend that one night with her and then be gone) and when Demi eventually does fall for him and kisses him. The three leads did a good job and the movie did come up with a very interesting and thought-provoking premise with in-depth aftermaths and consequences of the decisions of Demi and Woody. But again, very maddening and tough to see in spots, primarily because of my tough loss. And then last night I dreamed a LOT about my ex-fiance. Which I'm sure was a result of viewing this movie.
And by the way, for the record, if any one ever made me that offer (if I had a wife) that Redford made Harrelson the answer would definitely be NO WAY!

[JaniceFerSure]

Empire Records and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.