Last 3 Movies

[Chainsaw_Chuck]

Thor - Great film, saw it for free (makes it an even better film), the 3D is only really good in the credits (flying through the galaxy).

FastFive - I don't know if it's trying to take-the-piss, if it isn't, it's the worst film I've ever seen, mostly an action movie, nothing like the first three (never seen the fourth), and I'm going to go out an a limb here and say it's the best unintentional comedy ever made.

Postal - Uwe Boll's best film, funny, does a lot with such minimal source material, in my eyes it's the best videogame movie ever made, I do not recomend to someone who offends easily.

 

[Gabanuka]

Thor
The Matrix
Rocky Horror Picture Show

All very good films actually.

 

[Wapox]

Inception: Oh... My... GOD!!! weird with a sprinkle of fun action xD interesting concept

Thor: WOW... just... WOW!!! WOOOW!!! beautiful scenery.. well acted and well... Thor.. Nice!

X-Men Origins: Wolverine: Can't tell you how much I loved it... again!... brilliant story, great acting, Fantastic fighting.. although Deadpool was wrong... too many powers.. should've only had Swords held in his hands... teleport and speed.. I think he had guns in original as well.. But that's just me Ranting on geekery

 

[DustyDrB]

Err...I watch a lot more TV shows than I do movies (I think TV is better quality than films nowadays). But let's see...this goes back a while.

-Citizen Kane. Had never seen it, and thought I should. There ya go.

-Back to the Future: It was on TV. I can never not watch it if I see it on. Best movie ever.

-Monsters: Was surprisingly good. Because of the title (and the fact that I'd never heard of it), I thought it would be a dumb monster B-movie. It wasn't.

 

[Sassafrass]

Robin Hood: Decent movie that keeps me entertained and interested in it.
Fast 5: After one of the stupidest openings ever[footnote]A bus crashing into the back of a car sends the bus into about 8 barrel rolls, and we are left to believe the car doesn't get destroyed and somehow everyone on the bus survives...[/footnote], it gets good, then fucks up its own continuity, gets good again, starts the car porn, then the ending is pretty good, then it fucks up its own continuity AGAIN. But overall, it's a decent flick, it's just waaaaaaaaaay too long at 2 hours 20 minutes and like I said, it fucks with its continuity a lot, just to continue the series with sequels.

And I cannot actually remember the third film I watched.

 

[Avalanche91]

The Room; streamed by a friend of mine...... Best Unintentional comedy ever
Fight Club; because its awesome
Scott Pilgrim; see Fight Club argument

 

[Frozen Donkey Wheel2]

1. Re-watched Toy Story 3 on Netflix: Still pretty much the perfect movie.

2. The Other Guys on Netflix-Meh. It was OK, not great. I kind of hate Will Ferrell.

3. Source Code-Pretty good, actually. Not great, but certainly not bad. I liked "Moon" a lot better. (same director)

 

[sheah1]

Thor: Pretty awesome.
The Monsters: Just awful, a really boring, stupid film with an ending that made the entire film redundant.
13 Assassins: Just last night, best action film I've ever seen, see it now, it was just glorious.

 

[Sparrow]

1. Rewatched Raging Bull. Still loved it, second best film Scorcese has ever done (Casino will always be my favourite)

2. Great Gatsby, the Robert Redford version. English A-Level revison has never been so damn good, put it that way.

3. Rewatched 500 Days of Summer, for the fifth or sixth time. Still love it to bits.

 

[SlasherX]

Dude, you just admitted to piracy on this website.... have you even read the rules?

I'd edit that out if I were you, the mods have like no sense of humour when it comes to that.

OT: Last 3 movies.

The Crow: I'm actually watching it as we speak. One of my favourite movies. Just reeks of nostalgia for me.

District 9: Fantastic film, one of the best to come out in recent memory. I seriously hope they're making a second.

Underworld: Cool vampire flick + Kate Beckensale... What more do you want?

(I raided my DVD shelves whilst I'm working.)

I forgot about the totalitarian regime that hates free things here just changed it thanks for reminding me.

 

[scarfacetehstag]

Heat: good action with an average script and hilarious Pacino overacting

One flew over the cuckoo's nest: one of the great classics with thick characters and one of the best endings of all time

Of gods and men: A quiet,, brooding film, based around the idea of dieing for your beliefs and the good that can come from religion

 

[Gabanuka]

The Matrix

Let me guess, you watched it on ITV2 last night....

Nah I was watching the 6 hour family guy thing. I have it on DVD and I watched it on friday.

 

[GeneticallyModifiedDucks]

Tron Legacy- Enjoyed a lot more than I thought I would. Looks gorgeous and is immensely entertaining.
Blade Runner- Classic. The soundtrack still sends shivers down my spine-in a good way.
Due Date- OH GOD PLEASE KILL ME NOW, MY EYES AND EARS ARE EXPERIENCING UNSUFFERABLE PAIN

 

[sumanoskae]

The Illusionist(2006): Not bad, simple story decently told, good if you just want something to get a little involved in(Looks pretty, though)

Edward Scissorhands: Undeniable charm and humor, has some heartwarming moments, but it's an old story we've heard before and by no means a game changer(Johnny Depp owns)

The Silence of the Lambs: A brutally fascinating look into the minds of the disturbed, that shows that our fascination with them is just insanity of another kind, and that we all have disturbances of our own. And it's all helmed by one of the best villains in cinema history... Hannibal Lector

 

[Super Six One]

Fast and Furious 5 - Loved it. Thank gawd they got rid of the CGI heavy chase sceens from the last one and went back to good old fashioned cars smashing into each other ones. Oh and The Rock and Vin Deseil in a punch up? Just awsome.

Dread- This was supposed to be a horror film about people's fears? It was just plain shit, didn't even make it to the end, just turned it off.

Lebanon : A Soldier's Journey - The whole film was shot inside a tank and you were supposed to see what its like for them going into battle i guess, Boring as hell. I would not recommend.

 

[CarlsonAndPeeters]

Apocalypse Now: There's a reason its a classic

Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: One of my all time favorite movies, the fifth time I've seen it. So perfect. Tragedy it lost money.

Something Borrowed: Worst movie I've ever seen. Saw it with my girlfriend. We normally like dumb rom-coms, but this was unbelievably terrible. No redeeming values.

 

[soren7550]

Do you mean in general or just in theaters? Ah well, let's just stick with in theaters since I don't remember watching any entire films at home in a while.

Thor - Funny enough I suppose, but there are better Marvel films, but there's also worse (I'm looking at you Spider Man 3!)
Your Highness - Ok, to be honest I don't recall much of this (was a bit... distracted), but I do remember it not being as good as my brother said it was and that it had Major Winters in it.
Paul - Would have been far better if Christen Wigg wasn't in it.