What was the last movie you saw?

I should think it did have an interesting story, seeing as it's based* on a real battle...:p


*I feel like I should add loosely here to avoid angering some people :D
 
That is true Hoopy. :) I think people sometimes forget that it is a MOVIE, which is meant for entertainment purposes, not historical. Isn't that what a documentary is for? :D
 
Tabitha said:
In the vein of "What Music are you listening to Right now?", I bring you this thread - I am kinda interested to know what you guys all like or hate... or at least what you are watching, so basically, the idea is, write the name of the movie then tell us whether you liked it or not!

I just watched Dogma - and I enjoyed it very much.
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The new Rambo! Beeping AWESOME!
 
Enchantedfire7 said:
The new Rambo! Beeping AWESOME!
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:)Goood!But,

:mad::mad:DAyum, still waiting. Doesnae come out here till Friday, week. It'll be the first time I've been to t'cinema since Rocky Balboa and won't go again till the new Indiana Jones comes out. I really should watch some other stuff.
 
Near Dark, which has to be one of the most under-rated horror films ever made.
 
Well it had quite a cult fan base so I'm not sure about under-rated...as compared to something like The Innocents (1961 version), which received a much later DVD release and only a bare-bones package at that.
 
Come and See (bought it on DVD) - not an easy watch on any level but an incredible piece of cinema, thoroughly recommended.
 
Pixar's Ratatoille on DVD. Cute, and pretty atmospheric, but otherwise a very average movie.
 
I saw the film called The Saragossa Manuscript based on a fantasy novel by Jan Potocki. I watched this over 3 or 4 settings, the film being nearly 3 hours long and me getting to watch only late at night. It has a leisurely but amusing story-within-a-story-within-a-story tapestry, the quality of stories varying. You have some macabre and some bawdy tales. It's pretty well shot, amusingly acted and a pleasant watch.
 
Bit of an odd pair, but here we go.:)

Deja Vu. Not a bad film in itself, although I did see the ending coming.

A Matter of Life and Death. This was on just a little while ago, and it's the first time I've seen it for a while. I have to say, I enjoyed it, too.
 
I saw Hitman.

It was surprisingly good. Timothy Olyphant was perfect as the stoic 47 !

Great action,good acting by the lead, he really was 47 even down to cool and slow walk,nice timed music. Dougrey Scott was also a bonus.

I would rate it 8/10 ,cant wait for the sequal.

As a fan of the game same scenes was eye candy. They took many scenes directly from the games, i was like i did that and this ,i was in that room in the game and so on.


I was afraid of seeing the movie as fan of the games cause i would be mad seeing hollywood ruin 47 but it was far from that.

It was produced by Luc Besson just like the first great Transporter movie. Keep using Besson !
 
Watched Young Frankenstein earlier. Good film, I have my English teacher to thank for getting me onto it, he was obsessed with it...
 
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