What's the Last Movie You Watched?

[Rivers17ncsu]

that was a great documentary. even before they were convicted that town had determined they were the killers.

This is true. I'm about to watch the second one which was made in 2000. Not sure what the difference will be. They have made a third one I heard (was shown at some film festivals this year), but it was postponed due to their release in August. It was supposed to premiere on HBO in November, now I'm sure it will be in like Feb 2012.

[SHOGUN]

John Carpenter's Escape From L.A.

What a blah sequel / 10

[A Tasty Burgerr]

Phenomenal.

I was not sold for a while, but I really became engrossed as the film went on. Great music, great cinematography. The narrative was nonlinear and abstract but not too confusing to follow. The entire concept behind the film is unique to anything I have seen. Not to mention the ending which capped it off perfectly.

[Fappin Raptor]

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[strahanfan92]

Not a great movie despite a great cast, still thoroughly enjoyable.

[SHOGUN]

The Rite

I wasn't so much scary as it was eerie, but I liked it / 10

[Palooza]

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Ew. Don't watch Four Rooms. Movie is SHITE.

[SHOGUN]

Scream 4

"Fuck Bruce Willis!" / 10

[Primetime]

Green Lantern: Maybe the worst movie I've ever seen.

[nflman2033]

Autumn Sonata - Ingmar Bergman directs Ingrid Bergman in this 1978 Swedish classic. Ingrid and Log Ulmann showcase their acting in another fantastically written script, combined with brilliant cinematography and directing, it a great example of why Bergmans work is required viewing in film school.

[Shayn•Da•Pain]

Hanna.

Kinda dope fight scenes, but the ending was meh.

[nflman2033]

Phenomenal.

I was not sold for a while, but I really became engrossed as the film went on. Great music, great cinematography. The narrative was nonlinear and abstract but not too confusing to follow. The entire concept behind the film is unique to anything I have seen. Not to mention the ending which capped it off perfectly.

A movie I have to rewatch

[Palooza]

Hanna - I kept getting distracted and barely paid attention/10
Hesher - Chugging PBR tallboys at a funeral, granny fucker discussions at the dinner table and ridiculous metaphors/10
The Rum Diary - so underwhelming/10

[SHOGUN]

Night of the Living Dead ('68), Dawn of the Dead ('78), Day of the Dead ('85)

When in doubt during a zombie apocalypse, follow the black man / 10

[FedEx227]

Documentary detailing a coach at St. Anthony (NJ) High School. Really awesome. Lots of D-1 players on the team and they face Tyreke Evans and Lance Stephenson.