Last Movie You Watched.

[rowjimmy]

I'll also add that Batman Begins was absolutely great.
My favorite comic film by far.

300 oughta kick ass

[VA $l!m]

I'll also add that Batman Begins was absolutely great.
My favorite comic film by far.

300 oughta kick ass

yeah,  the  300 trailer looks real nice...

[rowjimmy]

A friend had a book at his house tonight, showed it to ma after dinner, "the art of 300".
Basically it shows images of the comic and how they are rendered on the film along with design sketches and sets and stuff from the film. Hot stuff.

Not for the kiddies...

[metalzone58]

watched fear and loathing again last night just cant get enough of that movie, would have loved to been able to experience that era of time

[OlfactoryHue]

i watched alpha dog, i guess it was based on a true story?  i have no clue, but if it was that sux, im not going to ruin the movie for you, but damn this movie made me really sad for the one character

[cactusfan]

yeah, 300 looks cool. isn't it directed by that ass who made the dawn of the dead remake? that movie seriously sucked. i'll still check out this one, i suppose.

i watched Excalibur. from '80. i'd forgotten everything about it. and let me just say: wow. not really good in any sense of the word. but kind of fascinating. it was considered very gritty and cutting edge when it came out. now it's more like watching a bad ren faire. the director, john boorman, who once made amazing movies like Deliverance and Point Blank, also made Zardoz in the early '70s. you must all watch Zardoz if you've never seen it. one of the most original, gripping, and amazingly bad movies ever made. i guarantee you'll watch the entire thing with your jaw on the floor. and it stars sean connery! this in the '70s. not sean's best period.

also watched Woyzeck, a werner herzog movie from the '70s. very strange. very european. good, though. stars the incomparably insane klaus kinski. if you're curious about this mad and fascinating actor, check out herzog's Aguirre, The Wrath of God. great stuff. there's also a doc about their (herzog + kinski) working relationship called My Best Fiend that's very entertaining.

speaking of herzog... i doubt that anyone here would be into getting extremely stoned and watching an atmospheric, surreal, dreamlike movie with an awesome, trippy, middle eastern influenced soundtrack, but if such a person exists, they might enjoy herzog's latest, The Wild Blue Yonder. it's not normal in any sense of the word. i loved it...

[Caravan2001]

50 Pills....sort of stupid....I wouldn't really recommend it......

[mattstick]

50 Pills....sort of stupid....I wouldn't really recommend it......

haha, I saw that too... definitely stupid but it had some funny moments.

[tet]

I'll also add that Batman Begins was absolutely great.

agreed.  excellent movie, almost (almost) better than the Tim Burton original masterpiece... :-o

[thechad]

agreed.  excellent movie, almost (almost) better than the Tim Burton original masterpiece... :-o

Agreed, but better than Burton's sequel Batman Returns.  Going to watch The Prestige tonight made by the same director as Batman Begins Christopher Nolan, looks good and it has Scarlet Johanson so I'm not to worried.

[VA $l!m]

as far as 300--not sure about dawn of the dead... but i do know its either produced or directed by the same peeps as SInCIty...

[rowjimmy]

Clockwork Orange
tamer than I remembered.

[newplanet7]

Trailer Park Boys- The Movie.
Loved it. :lol: -todd

[Guyute]

Last 2
Batman Begins
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire  - sick and couldn't sleep

[rowjimmy]

I liked Goblet of Fire. Not quite as good as Alphonso Cuauron's (sp) Prisoner of Azkaban but, still better than the lightweight Chris Columbus take on Harry Potter in the first two movies.
Yes. I like Harry Potter. I also have a 10-year-old daughter. It goes with the territory.