Last film you watched

[MjaneGibson]

Source Code...pretty fucking good

 

[jassilem]

Dawn of the Dead..... again..

 

[MjaneGibson]

Dawn of the Dead..... again..

I prefer Shaun of the Dead, but Dawn is still awesome :nod:

 

[jassilem]

I prefer Shaun of the Dead, but Dawn is still awesome :nod:

It's the like the 3 time in two weeks.. I am thinking of deleting it when he's not looking.. *looks around innocently*

 

[MjaneGibson]

It's the like the 3 time in two weeks.. I am thinking of deleting it when he's not looking.. *looks around innocently*

haha, so I take it this is not a movie you, yourself would have chosen at this time? Don't worry, I won't tell! :ninja

 

[jassilem]

haha, so I take it this is not a movie you, yourself would have chosen at this time? Don't worry, I won't tell! :ninja

Oh yeah not something I would choose at all..

But I just put in Vampires Suck...

 

[NY Tall Guy]

1408....

 

[Mystic]

x-men first generation...or whatever its called. anyway i think it was the best of all the x-men. I really enjoyed it!

 

[Siphorous]

World Trade Center.

I've had this for about four years and watched it for the first time today. The film's particular focus on those tragic events was interesting and not quite what I was expecting.

Most touching line was when Nick Cage's character said

Spoiler

You... kept me alive.

.

 

[Darrell]

World Trade Center.

I've had this for about four years and watched it for the first time today. The film's particular focus on those tragic events was interesting and not quite what I was expecting.

Most touching line was when Nick Cage's character said

Spoiler

You... kept me alive.

.

It's worth watching, Siph?

 

[Siphorous]

It's worth watching, Siph?

Its focus is the two Port Authority officers who were rescued. It's a very personal movie with lots of recounting of personal things to keep themselves conscious, interspersed with scenes of the wider events around the families and colleagues of those two. Naturally, a lot of the movie is in the dark.

If you can cope with that kind of thing and that it's a naturally 'slow' movie given the style - then yes, it will appeal.

I'm glad I watched it - because it recounted aspects of those events I didn't really have an awareness of, but I doubt I will watch it again.

 

[Peter Parka]

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, best appreciated when you're out of your face.

 

[Natasha]

World Trade Center.

I've had this for about four years and watched it for the first time today. The film's particular focus on those tragic events was interesting and not quite what I was expecting.

Most touching line was when Nick Cage's character said

Spoiler

You... kept me alive.

.

Was talking to a co-worker about this last night, actually, and will be borrowing it from him to watch.

 

[Aeval]

Just watching "The Ugly Truth"

 

[satinbutterfly]

Kill Bill Vol. 2... excellent.

 

[Natasha]

Just watching "The Ugly Truth"

That was way better than I expected it to be, honestly. I enjoyed a lot.

Kill Bill Vol. 2... excellent.

Good flick...not as good as Vol. 1, though.

 

[Tanya1989]

The Rise of the Planet of the Apes (for the second time)

 

[Moonlight]

Sex And The City.

 

[jassilem]

Cold Creek Manor

 

[Darrell]

X-Men: First Class on BD. It looked better than the theatre!