Last Film You Watched? (use spoiler tags in this topic)

Oldboy (2003) - Top Korean revenge movie. EVERYONE should see this. - 9/10

Memories Of Murder (2003) - Strange and haunting Korean murder investigation. - 7/10

The Darkest Hour (2011) - Average sc-fi full of cliche set in Moscow. - 5/10

Casuals: Story of the Legendary Terrace Fashion (2011) - Superb documentary chronicling the rise of the football hooligans in the late 70s/eary 80s but concentrating more on the clothing they wore in the 80s. This resonated with me, as a lot of the gear they featured, I actually had. It puts a slightly different spin on things and shows there was more to this movement than just pure thuggery. 10/10

First viewing of the Ocean's trilogy:

Ocean's Eleven (2001) - 7.5/10

Ocean's Twelve (2004) - 6/10

Ocean's Thirteen (2007) - 7/10

I still prefer the original Rat Pack version though.

[Hubbs]

Originally Posted by Gort

If you like Van Damme, watch JCVD and Assassination Games - those are very good indeed!

Seen all his films I am what you might say...a fan hehe

[Claireofthemoon]

The girl With The Dragon Tattoo (2011) very stylish and wonderful opening segment. I normally don't like remakes, but Fincher did good this time and I thoroughly enjoyed this.

[Pelicula]

EVERYONE should see this.

Everyone has, you are just late.

[ROBO]

Originally Posted by VolcomMartin

Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (2011). Slow and subtle-- in a good way. I really enjoyed it. "A quiet spy movie" - Gary Oldman. I couldn't agree more.

I wanted to kill myself half an hour into the film, maybe I just didn't get the story.

[VolcomMartin]

Originally Posted by ROBO

I wanted to kill myself half an hour into the film, maybe I just didn't get the story.

Actually, I don't blame you-- I thought about doing that myself (turning it off), but, it got better.
It gets more and more intriguing further into the storyline, IMO tho. Impressive acting performances.

Originally Posted by Pelicula

Everyone has, you are just late.

Eh, no I'm not. I didn't mention it wasn't my first viewing.

[UltraViolet]

Watched Aliens for the first time. I enjoyed it. Getting pumped up to see Prometheus now

[F1rst]

I watched Rear Window for the first time last night.

TBH I was mostly transfixed on the performances and although I followed easily along with the story, I have to watch this again. I have heard everyone who reviews this movie talk about its accomplishments in film technique. But really this is a smart suspense IMO. Simple outline, but the characters are the greatest I've seen in a while.

I also watched The Mangler.

The Mangler (1995) - IMDb

[Escape]

Originally Posted by F1rst

I watched Rear Window for the first time last night.

TBH I was mostly transfixed on the performances and although I followed easily along with the story, I have to watch this again. I have heard everyone who reviews this movie talk about its accomplishments in film technique. But really this is a smart suspense IMO. Simple outline, but the characters are the greatest I've seen in a while.

I also watched The Mangler.

The Mangler (1995) - IMDb

The first time I saw Rear Window was I believe on a Saturday or Sunday morning, and I was eating breakfast and I luckily had just switched the channel to the start of it as I was channel surfing. I wasn't as deeply involved with movies as I am today so I had never heard of it before. But man was I captivated by what I saw on screen. Just a man who's quietly observing his surroundings that felt so much different than what I had been used to. It's my favourite Hitchcock film to this day.