What's the last movie you've seen?

[Swing low, sweet chariot. Comin' for to carry me home.]

Pee Wee's Big Adventure

North to Alaska

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Step Brothers.

It was pretty funny but fell apart near the end. You could tell there was a point when the screenwriter was like "Hmmmm, these middle aged men acting like children jokes are getting kind of tired, I should try to attempt some sort of plot now." It just didn't work.

[JSojourner]

The Chihuahua movie.  With three kids....  I am tired.

Ouch. I am sooooooooo glad I don't have kids now.

Worse than the movie -- my seven year old and her friend were talking in whispers about "cute boys" before the movie started.

I thought I would have a heart attack.  My throat started to close...

[MasterJedi]

Last weekend my friend's gf came over and got us to watch 3 chick flicks in a day (they were divided by sports though) so we watched PS, I Love You, The Holiday and 27 Dresses.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Bobby. Again, for like the fourth or fifth time.

I have no doubt that if I were a girl I'd cry during that last 15 minutes every time.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Keating Economics.

Informative and interesting. I highly recommend it.

[Ronnie]

Rocky

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Monster.

Charlize Theron was ugly, and that made it tough to watch.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Inland Empire.

Well about 36 minutes of it. Then I realized it was an illogical pile of horsesh!t and turned it off. And wasn't this supposed to be some sort of spiritual sequel to Mulholland Dr.? Ugh.

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

Four Weddings and a Funeral

[Robespierre's Jaw]

12 Angry Men.

A great film. Henry Fonda was superb!

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Once.

Fantastic.

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Quarantine. I should have sat through that Chihuahua movie with my wife and daughters.

[Edu]

A friend of mine convinced me to watch You don't mess with the Zohan, I'm gonna kick his ass for recommending me that piece of crap.

[JSojourner]

12 Angry Men.

A great film. Henry Fonda was superb!

One of my favorites.  My Dad made me watch it when I was a kid and I have loved it ever since.

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[Robespierre's Jaw]

12 Angry Men.

A great film. Henry Fonda was superb!

One of my favorites.  My Dad made me watch it when I was a kid and I have loved it ever since.

Quite similar to myself, except my Mum made me watch it. It was an excellent decision on her behalf that's for sure

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Monster.

I can't say in enough words how terrible and talky that movie was.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

12 Angry Men.

A great film. Henry Fonda was superb!

I love that movie.  We watched it in drama 2 years ago, and it's now one of my favorites.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Monster.

I can't say in enough words how terrible and talky that movie was.

Talky? Yeah that sounds intelligent and sophisticated.

The acting and writing in that movie were stellar. My biggest issue was just getting over an ugly Charlize Theron. It doesn't help she's also basically my #1 celebrity crush currently (mind you, this changes very frequently.)

[AkSaber]

No Country For Old Men

I loved it. The most suspenseful film I've seen in a long time.

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Monster.

I can't say in enough words how terrible and talky that movie was.

Talky? Yeah that sounds intelligent and sophisticated.

The acting and writing in that movie were stellar. My biggest issue was just getting over an ugly Charlize Theron. It doesn't help she's also basically my #1 celebrity crush currently (mind you, this changes very frequently.)

Considering the source I'll take that as a compliment. Sorry, but that movie was way to long and drawn out, they probably could have cut out about 45 minutes of it and it would have improved a bit more. And that's unusual for me because I usually say that most movies need MORE time to get the point across. I fell asleep halfway through when the movie became totally predictable. Definitely needed more action.

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

The Star Chamber

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Quarantine. Pretty stupid and a complete rip on several levels, but it was, nevertheless, entertaining to watch.

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Quarantine. Pretty stupid and a complete rip on several levels, but it was, nevertheless, entertaining to watch.

How was it entertaining? I guess it would have been because it was close to becoming the first movie I walked out on.

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Quarantine. Pretty stupid and a complete rip on several levels, but it was, nevertheless, entertaining to watch.

How was it entertaining? I guess it would have been because it was close to becoming the first movie I walked out on.

Don't get me wrong - I wouldn't recommend it, but it was still fun to wait and see what kind of ridiculousness would ensue next. My favourite part (spoiler warning) was when the cameraman kills that lady with his camera. It was supposed to be raunchy and freaky, I imagine, but it just came across as hilarious. Half the crowd was laughing. And that's really what I enjoy about the few horror films I watch, they're more often hilarious than horrifying.

Why were you going to walk out? I've never been so disgusted with a movie to just walk out - if I paid for it, I'll sit through to the end. Plus you lose credibility telling your friends how awful a film was if you didn't even sit through the whole thing.