Last movies you watched

Michael Jackson's This Is It.

Yesterday I watched couple of Marx Bros. film: A Day at the Races (1937) & A Night in Casablanca (1946), then I watched a couple of Dean Martin's "Matt Helm" films entitled The Silencers (1966) and Murderers' Row (1966).

 

sammyjenkis898

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awesomeeeeee

awesomeeeeee

Aljosa23

Where did you watch it if I may ask? How do you get access to these new foreign films? BossPerson

[QUOTE="BossPerson"]Where did you watch it if I may ask? How do you get access to these new foreign films? Aljosa23

American Movie

Great characters in this movie.
The Bridge

Genuinely suprised about the real deaths filmed on this movie. I somewhat found it in bad taste that people just filmed a bridge for like a year just to capture people jumping to there deaths and not getting the interviewees permission to show the deaths. 

Bowling For Columbine

appropriate movie considering the recent events, brings up some valid points.

Exit Through the Gift Shop    Mostly documentaries these past 2 weeks.

a perfect getaway - 7/10

I haven't watched a movie in so long that I don't even remember the last one I watched.

Shawshank Redemption

Sinister - Sort of cheesy, but pretty good. Some startling moments. Good to see Horror movies returning to the old style of suspense - 7/10.

V for Vendetta - Was bored yesterday so dragged out the Blu-ray....solid as always - 9/10.

Breaking Dawn Part 2 - Really didn't want to watch this considering the last 3 movies in the series sucked. I was talked into it by the wife and daughter. First half of the movie was ok at best. Last 1/2 was pretty good. The big fight and the twist at the end redeemed the movie. 8/10.

Not really a movie but I just started watching Game of Thrones. I know I'm late to the party, but I generally have a rule to not get involved in a series until it has been on TV for a few years. Tired of really getting into something, and then it's cancelled. I regret putting this series off for so long. Very good stories, and solid acting so far - 9/10.

Since today is International Women's Day I figured I should watch something centered on females and used it as an excuse to finally watch Les Bonnes Femmes

I now regret this decision

Since today is International Women's Day I figured I should watch something centered on females and used it as an excuse to finally watch Les Bonnes Femmes

I now regret this decision

DharmaMember77

i just watched The impossible today. god, this movie was sad,  i couldnt stop crying.

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Since today is International Women's Day I figured I should watch something centered on females and used it as an excuse to finally watch Les Bonnes Femmes

I now regret this decision

MonoSilver

I've seen it before and I do love it so...maybe. I should have really saved watching "The Women" for today because damn does it fit the occasion.

Wreck-It Ralph

007 Skyfall

Wreck it Ralph

The last 3 I watched

Hall Pass - 6.5/10

American Movie 9/10

The Secret World of Arrietty 9.5/10

The Secret World of Arrietty 9.5/10

travisstaggs

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

;_;

The Perks of Being a Wallflower. 

Wreck it Ralph

SaintLeonidas

Oz the Great and Powerful. I really enjoyed it.PonchoTaco

The Untouchables

Watched this for like the tenth time ... Awesome action flick

The amazing spiderman 

Since my last post I've watched just a tiny clutch of films:

• Body Double (1984) directed by Brian DePalma
• The Man with the Golden Arm (1955) directed by Otto Preminger
• Naughty Marietta (1935) directed by W.S. Van Dyke
• Pieta (2012) directed by Ki-duk Kim
• The Case of the Howling Dog (1934) directed by Alan Crosland

"The Master"

"Hitchcock"

Fun movie. Felt more like a tv flick than a theatrical release and I felt like Hopkin's performance of Hitch started out more as a caricature rather than an honest portrayal. His performance and the movie got better as it went along, but the story never gained any sort of substance, it just didn't seem very interested in even trying to be more than a shallow retelling of events. Still, as I said, it was fun to watch and never boring. All of the Ed Gein stuff was odd.

Happythankyoumoreplease

It was a decent flick. I'd watch it again.

A New Leaf

Walkabout

After Hours

The Last Wave

Last Night (the 1998 Canadian movie, not whatever that more recent film is)