What was the last movie you saw?

[Woodfoot]

My other just made me watch Bridget Jones but thats okay as i am now watching Constantine might even do a late nighter and watch Boondock Saints or Daywatch as well

 

[AE35Unit]

Yea we enjoyed Night At The Museum too,i like Ben Stiller tho and our lass works at Blockbuster so we get free movies!

 

[Woodfoot]

Yea we enjoyed Night At The Museum too,i like Ben Stiller tho and our lass works at Blockbuster so we get free movies!

We got one of our shops in darlington might even be near Blockbusters!

 

[AE35Unit]

What shop would that be Woodfoot? Anywhere near Grange Road?

 

[Woodfoot]

What shop would that be Woodfoot? Anywhere near Grange Road?

Hein Gericke but not sure what road its on

 

[AE35Unit]

Ah the big motor bike shop on Northgate opposite the Odeon. The nearest blockbuster is the tiny one in North Road,she doesn't work in that one tho.

 

[Wybren]

We saw I am legend the other day, It was pretty good

 

[HardScienceFan]

Hotel Rwanda
uh
leaves you speechless

 

[AE35Unit]

Not heard of Hotel Rwanda,about the war there?

 

[HardScienceFan]

are you kidding
Yes,about the war there
the director kept a low profile with the atrocities
but still
the effect of hate, genocide on common people,trying to live a decent life
and then finding themselves doing courageous things
because of an inner sense of decency ,or morality
Terrific acting,too
Don Cheadle is totally convincing,and so is the supporting cast

 

[AE35Unit]

Honestly i'd not heard of it. I'm old you see,i don't keep up with current affairs or read newspapers. Don't even have a radio! Now if it had been about the gorillas there i might be interested...

 

[Pyan]

Passport to Pimlico, (1949) an Ealing Comedy starring[SIZE=-1] Stanley Holloway[/SIZE][SIZE=-1] and Margaret Rutherford.

Very funny in parts, but chiefly worth watching for the evocation of London after the war.
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[AE35Unit]

I think i've seen that one. My mom,living in Wolverhampton at the time, used to tell me how during the war she could see Coventry on fire in the distance. As a kid she'd probably be fascinated but as an adult that must be scary as hell!

 

[Rothgar]

Stardust! Having not read the book yet I couldn't be dissapointed with a comparrison, so I was able to really enjoy it. I thought it made a great fantasy story, and was very entertaining. However, I'll still have to pick up the novel one of these days.

 

[Talysia]

Premonition. Not a bad film, but I didn't like how it ended.

 

[The Ace]

The Battle of the Bulge, I just love the moment when the Germans, urging the Bastoigne garrison to surrender are puzzling over the reply, 'Nuts.'

Sometimes speaking the language just isn't enough.

 

[Brigitte]

I'm a few weeks late, but I saw that Disney movie "Enchanted" over the holiday. Definitely a good one to take the kids I was babysitting for that day. I thought it was all right overall (I was expecting something pretty bad, since I'm not a Disney fan).

 

[AE35Unit]

I'm looking forward to watching Enchanted when it comes to DVD! Looks fun!

 

[HoopyFrood]

I watched Gladiator earlier. And I mean watched it, didn't hear much of it, as I mostly laughing insanely with my friends, catching up with them after the Christmas holiday.

 

[Wybren]

I'd like to see enchanted. Gladiator was on here the other night, had to turn it off though as young Zach was enjoying the fight scenes too much for my liking.