Last Movie(s) You Watched?

Alright.At first I wanted to create a thread about the movies I watched and ask your opinions on them to make it look like a legit forum post instead of a blog post.Instead I created this."Another What have you Watched lately" thread.

Anyway.I took the time the watch The Mechanic and Battle:Los Angeles.

I enjoyed The Mechanic.It was everything that I expected.An enjoyable action flick.

Battle:Los Angeles.This movie was weird.I don't know.Aaron Eckhart was disappointing.

What have you watched lately,OT?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1, I think.UltraZero

Law abiding citizen and Pride and glory

Watched the A-Team last night. Not bad, it was a lot like the show.

Tupac Resurrection.

Which I quite liked. The man was very intelligent from what I can gather and has some great ideas but he seemed a little arrogant for his own good.

^^Harry Potter films are crap by the by:P^^

Read the books, they're far better, and no it's not embarrassing reading books with magic and warlocks, which were intended for children....:(

Awesome movie.

I saw Rob Roy over the weekend. It's an old movie starring Leam Neeson (spelling?). It's kind of BraveHeart-ish.

It's an old movie starring Leam Neeson (spelling?).

YellowOneKinobi

Liam Neeson. The big man from Ballymena.

Legend.

Which version of the Mechanic? I'm assuming the new one? spazzx625

[QUOTE="spazzx625"]Which version of the Mechanic? I'm assuming the new one? Lto_thaG

Charles Bronson is a total badass.

Yeah, it's worth watching.

[QUOTE="Lto_thaG"]

[QUOTE="spazzx625"]Which version of the Mechanic? I'm assuming the new one? spazzx625

Charles Bronson is a total badass.

Yeah, it's worth watching.

Scream 4, go here for my thoughts on it and post your own if you have seen it!! If no then I'll just say it is campier then the first but just as fun and clever as the first two.

S

Might be the saddest movie I've ever seen

The Troll Hunter

surprisingly, was a very enjoyable and watchable Norwegian film.

Scream 4

Control by Anton Corbijn - a great biopic about Ian Curtis, of whom is played brilliantly by Sam Riley.

in theaters? iron man 2

Guess Who's Coming To Dinner (1967) with Spencer Tracy, Sidney Poitier and Katharine Hepburn.

Ridiculously good film.

Anchorman, otherwise known as the greatest movie ever made.

In theaters: Tron Legacy

Home: The Money Pit

in theatres: Scream 4

at home: Sweeney Todd

In the past month, and in no particular order - Blazing Saddles, Dazed and Confused, American Grafitti, Kung Fu Hustle, Porco Rosso and We Were Soldiers.

Superchubs reloaded. Great show.

A Fish named Wanda

It was a heist movie with a lot of different things going on. It wasn't bad, but some of the characters felt like they were held back or not right for their roles. Cleese was amazing as per usual.

A lovely generally overlooked heavily Hitchcock inspired bit of Ozploitation cinema entitled Road Games from 1981 which is basically a more visceral version of Rear Window that takes place on the open outback road of Australia.

Then because today is also the great Harold Lloyd's birthday, I watched a few of his films this morning namely Safety Last (1923), Girl Shy (1924), The Freshman (1925), and Welcome Danger (1929).

1. Scream
2. Scream 2
3. Scream 3
4. Scream 4
5. A Nightmare on Elm Street series
6. The Thing
7. Fanboys
8. S.W.A.T
9. Trojan War
10. Super Troopers

[QUOTE="UltraZero"]Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1, I think.Lto_thaG

1. Scream
2. Scream 2
3. Scream 3
4. Scream 4
5. A Nightmare on Elm Street series
6. The Thing
7. Fanboys
8. S.W.A.T
9. Trojan War
10. Super Troopers

Casino Jack and the United States of Money