What's the last movie you've seen?

[Citizen (The) Doctor]

Just watched the Seventh film, and I have to say, it is pretty damn good and faithful to the novel (well as far as you can be faithful on a movie anyways).

What threw me off was Emma and Daniel's little tryst scene...I knew it was coming, but I didn't expect it to be that intimate!

Superb acting on all parts.

[??????????]

Megamind

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

Morning Glory... that's gonna be me as an old man.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Easy A

This was definitely one of the better teen comedies in the last decade. Of course it's hard to believe that a hot redhead with a nice rack like Emma Stone would be so ignored and unpopular, but it was full of clever writing and actually good acting.

[Хahar 🤔]

The Untouchables

Kind of silly and kind of mindless, but excellent nonetheless. Probably the most intense film I've ever seen.

[Platypus]

RED.

Not what I was expecting, but still watchable.

[JohnnyLongtorso]

I got dragged to Harry Potter and the Magical Maguffins by my boyfriend. Having never read any of the books, nor seen any of the movies, this was what I got:

There's this evil guy who doesn't have a nose who I guess is trying to take over the world. (He even has his very own Legion of Doom.) Harry Potter is the Chosen One, whatever that means, and therefore a target of all the evil magical people in the world. He has to run away from them, while also looking for some magical maguffins that are a source of the evil guy's power, I guess, and (totally unlike any other fantasy franchise made into a series of hit movies recently) when you have one in your possession it tends to corrupt you. Meanwhile, the wizard infrastructure has been taken over by evil guy's thugs who are basically magic Nazis, because they believe in racial purity and superiority over non-magical types. Oh, and the titular Deathly Hallows finally get a mention in the last 20 minutes or so.

It was a well-made movie, except with the action scenes it was often impossible to tell what's going on. It didn't make me want to read the books or anything, though.

[Dancing with Myself]

The Room



Never laughed so hard in my life. Easily the worst movie I have ever seen, I can't believe the guy who made this actually considers this a serious movie.

[CatoMinor]

Rushmore

[Eraserhead]

The Room



Never laughed so hard in my life. Easily the worst movie I have ever seen, I can't believe the guy who made this actually considers this a serious movie.

He doesn't anymore. I think he's actually claimed now that it was supposed to be a joke all along although people who know him don't seem to believe that. Anyway, you should watch the episode of Tim and Eric that he's on. Pretty hilarious.

[Phony Moderate]

American History X. Quite disturbing in many ways, but it has a good moral.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Youth in Revolt.

This was a pretty funny movie in an odd way and worked well as a straight deconstruction of "rebellious teenagers". Michael Cera's character's alternate personality was actually rather convincing as a non-Michael Cera-ish character though I doubt he'll be playing any non-Michael Cera-ish characters for still quite awhile.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Hot Tub Time Machine

It was rather stupid but had some pretty funny moments. Worth watching for cheap or free.

[Platypus]

ANIMAL KINGDOM

AMAZING
AMAZING
AMAZING
AMAZING

And filmed in part about 250m from my house

I cannot recommend it enough. Watch it now. And preferably do it legally 'cos the Australian film industry needs cash more than hollywood

[fezzyfestoon]

I'm trying to watch a crazy trippy movie tonight, any suggestions?  I'm thinking Eraserhead or The Holy Mountain at this point, but I like newer movies better generally.

I went with Holy Mountain.  Weirdest shit ever...

[opebo]

Cachorro, or Bear Cub, a nice Spanish movie about manly gays helping to raise a young boy.  Lovely story which is also fairly even handed with the straights involved, but likely to raise the ire of the jmfcsts.

[Boris]

I'm trying to watch a crazy trippy movie tonight, any suggestions?  I'm thinking Eraserhead or The Holy Mountain at this point, but I like newer movies better generally.

I went with Holy Mountain.  Weirdest shit ever...

Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas. Got baked and watched it a couple days ago. Ridic

[Marokai Backbeat]

Fetching Cody

I liked it alot, surprisingly.

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Babies - very interesting, especially how neglected the Mongolian baby was.

[bullmoose88]

Sword in the Stone. One of my favorite from Disney.

[Magic 8-Ball]

Survival Island

Tell me: is Billy Zane a bad actor or does he just do it for the paycheck sleep his way through roles?  I've never been able to tell.

[Phony Moderate]

Survival Island

Tell me: is Billy Zane a bad actor or does he just do it for the paycheck sleep his way through roles?  I've never been able to tell.

I thought he was good in Titanic.

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

Susan Slept Here (1954,  Dick Powell, Debbie Reynolds, Anne Francis)

our family loved it!!!

[Magic 8-Ball]

Survival Island

Tell me: is Billy Zane a bad actor or does he just do it for the paycheck sleep his way through roles?  I've never been able to tell.

I thought he was good in Titanic.

It's kind of funny you mention Titanic; his character is similar in both films.

[patrick1]

Survival Island

Tell me: is Billy Zane a bad actor or does he just do it for the paycheck sleep his way through roles?  I've never been able to tell.

I thought he was good in Titanic.

It's kind of funny you mention Titanic; his character is similar in both films.

I think he owes the IRS money so I would think he just takes any role.  I remember reading he was in some Turkish anti American blockbuster.  I thought he was good in Dead Calm but that was over 20 years ago.