What's The Last Movie You Saw?

ravengrim wrote:

Succubus wrote:

The Mummy Tomb of the Dragon Emperor ( I didn't like it .. I can't stand it when they switch up the main caricatures in a series.)

I rented that peice of crap awhile ago,it was so bad it accually motivated me to wash my windows.Washing windows was alot more fun than watching that "movie".

I rented it off demand ..and I should call the cable company and say it was rented by mistake. It was downright horrible with the lines and the acting.

^I think you qualify as well Vampira as I am sure you paid well over 4 dollars to see it at the cinema.

Proof Of Life

In Dallas there's a theatre that replaced all of its seats with sofas and lovesacs and has a full bar. On Fridays they show midnight moves that are either campy, classic, or both. This week?

PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE!!!

Thus, last night was one of the most delightfully absurd of my life.

Martyrs

Mum & Dad

Both torture films, but Martyrs was, well, EXCELLENT....to put it shortly. I keep saying, when it comes to horror (now-a-days) the French and Asians come out on top.

lollirot wrote:

Martyrs

Mum & Dad

Both torture films, but Martyrs was, well, EXCELLENT....to put it shortly. I keep saying, when it comes to horror (now-a-days) the French and Asians come out on top.

I watch Mum & Dad the other week....I think the most shocking part was the torture room and what the DAD was DOING.

Let The Right One In

Absolutely the BEST vampire film I have ever seen in my life

Definitely!

I had never read the book but Mr D spotted the film and thought I would enjoy it. In the end we both loved it and would watch it again tomorrow. Without wishing to spoil anything it totally captures the sadness of being a vampire and it was beautifully filmed and acted. The children playing the lead roles should go on to have very bright careers in film

Succubus wrote:

lollirot wrote:

Martyrs

Mum & Dad

Both torture films, but Martyrs was, well, EXCELLENT....to put it shortly. I keep saying, when it comes to horror (now-a-days) the French and Asians come out on top.

I watch Mum & Dad the other week....I think the most shocking part was the torture room and what the DAD was DOING.

Oh, INDEED. My reaction was all, 'Oh she-ittt...did he just do that on that organ-looking thing? At least, I think that's what you're talking about


I watched Let The Right One In, as well. I wasn't too fond of this movie, but I'm sure others will enjoy it.

Oh, and I watched 12 Rounds and Monsters Vs Aliens, too. MvA was awesome!!

Emmature wrote:

In Dallas there's a theatre that replaced all of its seats with sofas and lovesacs and has a full bar. On Fridays they show midnight moves that are either campy, classic, or both. This week?

PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE!!!

Thus, last night was one of the most delightfully absurd of my life.

Can't imagine the sheer coolness of such place. Dad wanted to open a cafe like that.

Ooo, neat!

Yeah, but seems quite unlikely because of the financial situation

lollirot wrote:

Succubus wrote:

lollirot wrote:

Martyrs

Mum & Dad

Both torture films, but Martyrs was, well, EXCELLENT....to put it shortly. I keep saying, when it comes to horror (now-a-days) the French and Asians come out on top.

I watch Mum & Dad the other week....I think the most shocking part was the torture room and what the DAD was DOING.

Oh, INDEED. My reaction was all, 'Oh she-ittt...did he just do that on that organ-looking thing? At least, I think that's what you're talking about


I watched Let The Right One In, as well. I wasn't too fond of this movie, but I'm sure others will enjoy it.

Oh, and I watched 12 Rounds and Monsters Vs Aliens, too. MvA was awesome!!

Oh yes that is the part I was talking about.....I think that is the only part of the movie that really stuck in my head .

Saw American Beauty a few days ago. Haven't seen it since it came out. God, that movie is amazing!

Twilight
Sex and the City

Underworld - Rise of the Lycans...

I can't say I was impressed. The whole monochrome thing got to my eyes after a while.

I understand why they did it in monochrome (having worked in a few movies,) - but I think I'm the only person in the world who just didn't like it.

Can't really say why (the monochrome gave me a headache - but that had nothing to do with the plotline, etc) it just left me kind of blah...

Not the last movie I saw, but finally watched The Secretary
Loved, loved, loved it

Rush Hour 3

28 Days Later
28 Weeks Later

I wonder if they'll have 28 Months later and 28 years later hahah

I watched The Haunting in Connecticut.
I enjoyed it. Wish I could have heard it more over the voices of the little ones but from what I remember it was cool