What movie did you watch last night? (4 Viewers)

[BC]

bits from:

jan svankmajer - complete short films. 3 dvd set of amazing surrealism.

the bandler effect. 5 dvd set of hypnosis therapy sessions.

 

[pete]

It was pretty moving stuff alright, you big jessie.

They didn't even need to show Garnier's name for you to know it was him straight away. A spot on performance by whoever was playing him.

oops - it's "Guarnere"...

http://www.wildbillguarnere.com/

 

[pete]

The Number 23. This was not a good movie.

 

[Unicron]

Tell No One.

Rather convoluted I thought.

 

[Yurn!]

'The Self Destruction of the Ultimate Warrior'.

Ok this is not strictly a movie, but it's still the greatest movie ever made.

 

[pete]

'The Self Destruction of the Ultimate Warrior'.

Ok this is not strictly a movie, but it's still the greatest movie ever made.

http://ie.youtube.com/watch?v=nebRjO1ANy0

 

[classic seanc]

YIPPEE KAI YAY







Great craic.

 

[muffin]

watched mean girls for the gazillionth time..and hairspray to get myself excited about the remake coming out on friday...it was every bit as good as i remember..

 

[Grenouille]

Wiseblood...

Now I know where Ministry got all their samples for 'Jesus Built My Hotrod'...

 

[Goff]

Spiderman 3 and Fantastic Four - Rise of the Silver Surfer.

Dear God. Whatever happened?

Both piles of shite.

Spiddlerman was ruined by having too many bad guys, changing sides and first he fights one, then the other, then himself, then Mary Jane, then them all. As for that whole comedy Tobey-Maguire-As-Tony-Montana...what on earth were they thinking of? If that's animal magnetism in action, then get me some of those animal magnets.

FF4. FFS, more like. Was there a plot in there somewhere? Inconsistencies galore. I'm a big fan of the suspend-disbelief aspect of action movies (Whereas I'd want to see Die Hard 4 again, even though it was a bit disappointing - hey! Big Guns, Lots of Bullets....), but what was FF4 all about? Nothing happened.

Sheesh!

 

[nlgbbbblth]

This weekend

Great.

Amazingly brilliant as always.

All over the place but compelling.

Lurid!

 

[Jill Hives]

Mr. Jealousy. I have seen it many times but I finally bought it. I have an unhealthy crush on Chris Eigeman.

 

[mr pharmacist!!!!1]

Best line in the film. Considine and Spall just steal every scene they're in.

the shoot out at the end in the supermarket...

"you alright?!"

"yeah, its just bolognese"

 

[george mcfly]

last house on dead end street - super nasty movie made by speed freaks

i really need to watch something light hearted tonight!

 

[Mormon Nailer]

Freedom Writers.

Better than expected mainly because Hillary Swank is so likeable. Pretty average LA schools, gangs, teacher, poetry type thing otherwise

 

[Yurn!]

last house on dead end street - super nasty movie made by speed freaks

i really need to watch something light hearted tonight!

i recorded 'You've Got Mail' last night if you wanna borrow it.

 

[george mcfly]

i recorded 'You've Got Mail' last night if you wanna borrow it.

'you've got Male'?

 

[Yurn!]

'you've got Male'?

You already have that one you mad thing! as well as my Men in Black Men staring Tommy Lee Bones.

 

[Nate Champion]

Mr. Jealousy. I have seen it many times but I finally bought it. I have an unhealthy crush on Chris Eigeman.

That's weird, I watched Mr. Jealousy last Tuesday. I too have an unhealthy man crush on Chris Eigeman (see avatar). One of the best misantrophes the American movies have ever given us. First saw him in 'Metropolitan', he was the funniest person I'd seen in an American film in a long while.

Last night I watched Luck with Luke Kirby as a hapless unlucky in love (he falls for Sarah Polley) guy who gets a taste for gambling and ends up thousands in debt and his future and welfare are depending upon Canada losing in a series of hockey games against Russia. Set in the early 70s. Hadn't seen it in years. A favourite.

Then Fingers, which was James Toback's first film with Harvey Keitel as a would be concert pianist. His reality is collecting debts for his loan shark father. Sound familiar? That's because it was remade as the far more superior 'The beat that my heart skipped'. I had been wanting to see this for ages. Wasn't all it was cracked up to be. And I just couldn't except the guy playing his dad at all.

 

[evil bandit]

Closer and Once in a Lifetime, two fantastic films .|..|