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

[THRILLHO]

Saw the second hour of melancholia. WAY better than the first one.

Last shot - fucking amazing. Especially in a cinema with big rumbly bass.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Last shot - fucking amazing. Especially in a cinema with big rumbly bass.

yeah that was brilliant. there was a completely freaked out silence for a few seconds in the theatre i was watching it in before everyone got up to leave

 

[FiFi_LaRue]

Saw "Warrior" I liked the fighting scenes in it more than those in er, "The Fighter", but the story part of it wasn't all that great. Didn't really give a shit about any of the characters as a result, but enjoyed it all the same. I think the humour and true story aspect of "The Fighter" added to that a bit.

"Milk" wasn't as good as I'd hoped given all the hype that surrounded it, but it was an interesting story.

 

[pete]

Last shot - fucking amazing. Especially in a cinema with big rumbly bass.

looks the business alright. really well done.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Watching Julie & Julia cos I'm a big gay.

Streep and Tucci are awesome.

 

[xsteox]

Just watched Demolition man, so so good.

 

[Mormon Nailer]

Watching Julie & Julia cos I'm a big gay.

Streep and Tucci are awesome.

Streep in particular.

I had bought the book when it came out first - never finished it - and I remember the blog from the early days of Salon.
The fact that Julie is an awful whiner really comes out in the film.

There is some video of her on the Guardian website doing some butchery - she is not all all like you'd expect.

 

[Mormon Nailer]

I enjoyed it.
Nothing too demanding.

The early scenes in the country fair were good - an odd mix of technology and present day - I was for some reason reminded of the scene in A.I. It was a shame they were so specific about dates, it would have been better to leave it as the near future and be no more specific than that.

Hope Davies career seems to have moved on from the "annoying disapproving best friend" roles to "uptight bitch who comes good in the end" roles.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

I enjoyed it.
Nothing too demanding.

The early scenes in the country fair were good - an odd mix of technology and present day - I was for some reason reminded of the scene in A.I. It was a shame they were so specific about dates, it would have been better to leave it as the near future and be no more specific than that.

Hope Davies career seems to have moved on from the "annoying disapproving best friend" roles to "uptight bitch who comes good in the end" roles.

Is this the Hugh Jackman film?

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Probably is, seeing as his name is there on the poster.

 

[ratmonkey]

I think Hope Davis will always be best known for being bench pressed by Nic Cage in Kiss of Death.

 

[THRILLHO]

Fucking loved it.

 

[ratmonkey]

Fucking loved it.

The amount of times I saw that listed on the IFCO site and forgot what it actually was and got really excited because I thought it this had actually been made...

 

[Cormcolash]

Saw Melancholia today.
I thought it was fucking brilliant.
Kirsten Dunst is fucking great too.

 

[evil bandit]

I saw Melancholia myself and really liked it, the second story is better then the first but I found them both as engaging. Dunst was great as were all the performances except maybe Kiefer Sutherland who didn't really have much to do.

Am I alone in only now finding out that Alexander Skarsgård is Stellan Skarsgård's son ??

 

[David Kronenbourg]

first time i'd seen it. really enjoyable. i saw the cut version though so no headless lick out

crap italian/german co-production. badly dubbed, incoherent, suspense free. waste of time

pervy ken russell film starring kathleen turner as a business woman who leads a double life as a $50 hooker and anthony perkins as the mental priest who's stalking her. interesting

 

[ann post]

Robotropolis.

bad acting, awful cgi, no budget, bad script. enjoyable at times but shoulda had way more gore and less filler scenes of running.

 

[Anthony]

All About Eve.
Tick it off the list.

 

[Jim Daniels]

Well acted and fairly engaging, but I left none the wiser.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

really liked this apart from the stupid battle scenes which all went on for far too long. well acted, funny script