What movie did you watch last night? (14 Viewers)

[Wilbert]

Along came fucking polly
Shit
But I needed something braindead before i went to bed.

Jennifer Aniston though - great comedy actress - why does she end up in so may shit films?

Still, she looked great in it and Philip Seymour Hoffmans "Sharting" moment was kind of worth it.

 

[drkdrk]

The Number 23.
If Max Payne starred in Stranger than Fiction...
Thumbs up

 

[nlgbbbblth]

once again this never fails to enthrall

 

[zebra heart attack]

the nanny diaries-a nice disposable saturday morning movie. scarlett johansson was consistently cute.

inland empire-i had high hopes, and it started well, some good scenes, but a bit too random for the sake of random. it did feel like three hours.

 

[Janer]

A Scanner Darkly, great movie.

Wasn't mad on it.

 

[righteous harmony]

hysteria: the def leppard story

pretty wretched... the bit where rick allen loses his arm is great though!

 

[Wilbert]

hysteria: the def leppard story

pretty wretched... the bit where rick allen loses his arm is great though!

It's very funny when they show "Sheffield" and there are greyhound buses and buick cars driving around all over the place.

 

[david jatt]

watched "a scanner darkly" really enjoyed it, pretty faithful to the book.

 

[RSJ]

London to Brighton. Grim.

 

[zebra heart attack]

two days in paris. julie delpy was a bit irritating, but adam goldberg was brilliant. good fun overall.

 

[xsteox]

x-men 2 on the telly. entertaining nonsense.

 

[david jatt]

Wall Street followed by excellent 45 min documentary on the DVD. Michael Douglas was wonderfully malignant in it.

 

[Corey]

MASON STORRRRM.

 

[aoboa]

The Queen - Bit of a non-event this. Still, good performances from Mirren and Sheen and but James Cromwell stole the show as Philip, got some of the best lines too:
Prince Philip (to the Queen in bed): "Move over, Cabbage."

28 Weeks Later - Read loads of people giving out about this so I wasn't expecting much but it's really good despite a couple of huge plot holes and weak characters. Some great memorable scenes.

 

[david jatt]

Watched A history of Violence last night. Enjoyed it immensely.

 

[RSJ]

Little Children - bit of a happiness ripoff in the voiceover but overall a great film. I really don't like kate winslet though and her acting in this was extremely shite at several points, but the paedo dude more than made up for her.

 

[Anthony]

Tape. Really enjoyed it.

 

[nofriendo]

guide to recognising your saint....not bad but not great either!

 

[david jatt]

World Trade Centre. Better then i thought it would be and not a conspiracy theory in sight.

 

[Bladez]

Hallam Foe. The characters and the story weren't very convincing. It looked a bit of an excuse to have some moody shots of the Edinburgh skyline. Some funny bits but you kind of lose interest when you can't really sympathise with the main character.