Your last 3 films

[I Max95]

say the last 3 films you watched for the first time and a little about them
1 being newest

1. the king's Speech, a truely great movie, not as good as Social network

2. the Orphanage, amazing movie but i probly wont watch it again just because it gave me nightmares

3. the Green Hornet, not a bad as people say, its a fun movie

 

[CJMacM]

1. The Other Guys, pretty funny, I got some good laughs

2. Never Say Never Again. Frigging hilarious James Bond movie from the 80's about old James Bond. Ripped on it with my cousin, very entertaining.

3. Black Swan, I think. Interesting movie, a little bit creepy at times, but good.

Edit: Just remembered the third last movie I watched was Paranormal Activity 2. Not very good, mostly shock horror that stopped being scary after 20 seconds.

 

[Utrechet]

Skyline as #1. I enjoyed it, and was amused, but was not wowed or blown away.

Toy Story 3, watched it while baby-sitting. Meh.

Total Recall, nearly died laughing at Arnold.

 

[VaudevillianVeteran]

1. Unknown- A resounding "Meh".
2. Case 39- Liked it a lot, probably one of the best horror/psychological movies I've seen lately.
3. Black Swan- Also known as 'The Adventures of Sexually Confused Natalie Portman'. It's better than it sounds.

I'll be watching another two movies tonight, Kick-Ass and Paranormal Activity 2. Maybe I'll add these later...

 

[NeedAUserName]

1. Paul - Very good film, with plenty of references to other pieces of sci-fi.
2. True Grit - Bloody Brilliant. That is all.
3. Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son - This film was awful. Don't see it. Ever.

 

[Jonesy911]

1. True Grit, loved it all except the very end

Spoiler

Personally I think it should have ended at the part with Jeff Bridges on his knees with Mattie outside the doctor's house after just shooting Little Blacky

2. Ichi the killer, the Miike Takashi film about Japanese gangsters and a sexually perverted vigalante

Spoiler: ULTRA VIOLENCE

This film features: Masturbation to violence and death, a scene in which the main character cuts of his own tongue, the decapitation of several defenseless women, a scene in which someone is cut in half right down the middle, a man's cheeks getting ripped off and in the finale one of the main characters decapitates a ten year old boy after murdering his father right in front of him

3. Spellbound, interesting documentary. I was suprised how supportive the parents were and how the kids genuinely wanted to take part in the competition and were not being forced into it.

 

[Radeonx]

1. Taxi Driver- Pretty badass.
2. Godfather II- Robert DeNiro is the man.
3. Godfather I- Al Pacino is the man.

 

[Diablo2000]

I Spit on your grave(2011)- Didn't like the original, Didn't like this one...
Elite Squad 2 - Awesome film from my country.
Green Hornet - meh, just meh...

 

[Marter]

1. <url=http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/326.268811-2-50-Reviews-Date-Night-2010>Date Night: Overall, not all that funny. The cameos scattered throughout were fun though.
2. <url=http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/326.268654-2-50-Reviews-Spider-Man-3-2007>Spider-Man 3: Not as good as Spider-Man 2, mostly due to over ambition.
3. <url=http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/326.268438-2-50-Reviews-Spider-Man-2-2004>Spider-Man 2: A very good superhero film. The best of the Spider-Man franchise.

 

[DeadlyYellow]

Clerks, hilarious and loved it.
Terminator Salvation, Batman and Alex Mason fight robots. Or something.

 

[Uncle_Brainhorn]

The Condemned
Pirates of the Caribbean 3
The first season of Metalocalypse. I know it's not a movie, but I watch very few movies.

 

[ProfessorLayton]

1: Funny Games (2008) - I remembered seeing the trailers for it and I have no idea why but I've wanted to watch it for a while now. It was almost identical to the original, but I felt the original had better acting and was a lot creepier. It was still a good movie, though. It's pretty much the definition of "love it or hate it." Some people say it's one of the best movies of all time, and some say it was one of the worst.

2: Rango - Fantastic. Easily the best looking movie I've ever seen. I really enjoyed it, even through all the kids in the theater talking the whole time. I would recommend it to everyone, especially those who like Westerns and would appreciate the references they tossed in.

3: Rosemary's Baby - The only reason I really watched this is because I love the Omen and I love the Exorcist and heard this was a must-see if you liked those, and it was on Netflix instant so I decided to give it a shot. The thing is, I couldn't really enjoy it as much as I would have liked because I was rushing to finish it because it was going to stop being on the instant view thing and I had work so I had to watch it whether I wanted to or not so I could finish it in between working. Either way, it was certainly worth watching.

 

[The Wykydtron]

1. Paul, It was fucking awesome... I'm still figuring out if it surpassed Shaun of the Dead
2.Ummm The Mechanic? That was so generic i can't remember what happened
3. Tron Legacy, had an awesome soundtrack and the action was decent but the plot was so-so

 

[xFullmetalx]

Gulliver's Travels - Okay , not great but par, 3D aspects lacking.
The King's Speech - Great cast, varied humor and overall really enjoyable.
Gnomeo & Juliet - Meh, 3D is it's only memorable feature.

 

[TheYellowCellPhone]

Fuck I can't remember a thing.

Let me make a random guess:

Tron: Legacy - kickass, nice visuals, awesome music; I loved it.

Terminator 2 (showed it on TV) - still awesome despite age, nostalgic, special effects were meh but still enjoyable

Terminator 3 (showed it on TV) - not as good as the others. Acting wasn't that good, and the way how Arny died was confusing.

 

[Gomithrus]

The Fountain - great movie done by the same director from Black Swan, stars Hugh Jackman
The King's Speech - definately deserved its Oscars
The Crazies - an interesting take on a quasi-apocalyptic survival-horror film with Timothy Olyphant

 

[natster43]

The Other Guys. What I watched was good, but I should have payed more attention.
Pokemon: Zoroark: Master of Illusions. It was alright.
Scott Pilgrim. Best movie ever. Also saw it three times in theaters.

 

[Romblen]

1.The Brave One with Jodie Foster. It wasn't bad, not really that memorable though.
2.Resident Evil Degeneration. Stupid, stupid, stupid, stupid... The animation was pretty good, with the exception of lips moving, for the first half of the film I thought it was just made in Japanese with a English dub over it.
3.Daredevil. It was trying to be serious but it came off as silly. Strangely enough the best part was Ben Affleck. I don't usually like his acting but he did alright in this film. Too bad he had crap to work with.

 

[deleted_by_strongbad]

Constantine's Sword - a really well done documentary, though very sombre and as such not very exciting

Ever Since the World Ended - a kind of boring but slightly interesting fictional documentary of a post apocalyptic San Francisco, the actors felt like people in a documentary which was cool.

The Social Network - I really liked it, thought every aspect of it was well done.

 

[Vault101]

1. Black swan OMGTHISMOVIEWASAMAZING!!!!!!!

2. True grit very good favorite coen brothers film probably because it makes the most sense

3. Splice awosme monster movie

anyway after black swan Im plaaing to watch requiem for a dn dream and the wrestler, I may have to get the tissues out fon requiem