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

[Silvara]

Underdog. Pretty lame and all that rhyming was way annoying. I wasn't too surprised, I never like the cartoon.

Fanboys. Hilarious. I wasn't sure I was going to like this movie, but I thought I'd give it a shot and was pleasantly surprised.

[movieaddict26]

I watched Valkyrie last night for the first time. I tend to order DVD's off of Amazon of movies that I think I'll like, sometimes even before I've seen them (which probably isn't the best idea in the long run) but I am so glad that I did. I loved it. I thought they did a great job with the casting. I liked it so much I crept videos on youtube about it all night. My favourite one was learning that they actually filmed the scene of Bendlerblock, in Bendlerblock.

YouTube - VALKYRIE Behind the Scenes Filming at Bendlerblock

YouTube - VALKYRIE Behind the Scenes Filming at Bendlerblock

Just overall a well done movie. I like that it's also a bit of history too.

[purplenurple568]

I saw Night At the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian yesterday. The funniest character was Kahmunrah. Other than that the film was mediocre. 6/10

[DrPepper21]

Audition - With the exception of the channel it was on scheduling commercials at completely idiotic moments (any commercial interuption pisses me off, but what can you do) it was good to see it again.

It's a rather dull film for the first hour, as I'm sure most of you who have seen it will agree. Yes, it's getting you familiar with the main protagonists and allowing the plot to unfold but pick up the pace people!!

I'm sure I've posted similar complaints before, so I will not go on.

[greenpixie]

Wall - E

You can tell that its made after toy story the animation is amazing pixar did a really good job

and it was so cute

[Jeikobu]

^I'll second that, I adore WALL-E. ^^

I think my most recent was Sleepless in Seattle.

[evilsquirrel01]

Good Will Hunting
Body of Lies - Di Caprio is undoubtedly a good actor, but I get bored with him sometimes. Same style, same acting for all his movies.

[evilsquirrel01]

Originally Posted by Tyler Durden

What would you ask him to do differenlly and how if you were a director?

I'd let him do a gay role. My point is, recently he always does the same kinds of roles. Before, he usually plays the bratty (young boy who always insists on what he wants) role, then they moved him to the angry man role who predictably throws a tantrum, shouts and curses (in this order) about 5-6 times in the movie.
Or what about an intellectual role for a change? Where he's just talking softly and calmly all throughout the movie. Or have an ugly face of a character (Judd Law in 'Road to Perdition')? Matt Damon has done it (bucktooth and prosthetic in 'The Talented Mr. Ripley'), he's so much more versatile now than Leonardo. He never even changes his hairstyle- it's all the same in all his movies. But as I said before, Di Caprio is undoubtedly a talented actor, I just wish they'd give him various roles.

[DrPepper21]

Wild Strawberries - Probably my favourite Bergman film.

[Silvara]

Taken -The plot was pretty simple, but then this an action movie so you can't expect anything too involved. As far as pure action goes, there are explosions, car chases, gun fights, and Liam Nesson kicking butt all over France. It was a good movie, not great but worth taking the time to watch if you like action movies. 7/10