What's the Last Movie You Watched?

[Palooza]

Is that a bad thing or a good thing to you?

Kind of annoying; it was alright. Nothing like "omgz so good." Alex Pettefyr or w/e the fuck his name is is awful. Sasha Grey awful. Should have reviewed it as "The Girlfriend Experience with guys/10" Olivia Munn's boobs is a total +

[Palooza]

Just saw Bronson, a documentary about the British prisoner Charles Bronson, with the title role being played by Tom Hardy.

I definitely enjoyed it, 8/10

do you know what "documentary" means?

[Swarley]

I am now 9 movies in to the 22 movie Bond run. I have to say, Diamonds are Forever was just fucking awful. As of right now it's replaced Die Another Day as worst Bond movie on my list. Connery was way too old for the part and just seemed to not really give a shit about the character anymore. Terrible. Seems as though most people if have it in their top 5 favorite Bond movies, or the worst. Lazenby's film was just weird. It felt so un-Bond-like to me. I'm now 2 movies in to Roger Moore's run.

[Pitty]

Boogie Nights, one of the most underrated movies.

[Pitty]

do you know what "documentary" means?

Come on Palooza, didn't you know Tom Hardy was a prisoner from 1970-present?

[ryne candy]

Picked up Dazed & Confused on Blu-Ray....watching it now.

[Maynard]

party at the moontower

[Price]

Project X because I was bored as hell and saw it on my DVR.

Not bad. Good minute or 2 of titties.

[Villain]

WhatTheFuckinEyeBallHands?/10

[Trmszczykowski]

It was alright. 7/10

[Palooza]

The Awakening - dumb/10
Arbitrage - well acted, frustrating conclusion/10
The Perks of Being a Wallflower - Absolutely fantastic/10
Looper -Mind blowing awesomeness/10

[Nucking Futs]

The Tall Man -

[Palooza]

End of Watch - really fucking intense, surprisingly very funny/10

[FedEx227]

It took a little while for Bicycle Thieves to resonate with me but I liked it once it did. I'm sure there are political and philosophical messages I am missing from it but I still liked it.

Just seeing this now because I don't check this thread often but glad you were finally able to get it, it's so awesome.

As far as political and philosophical, there isn't a whole lot hidden in there. It's post-WW2 Italy so it's decimated and really the main character in a lot of ways represents Italy in a global sense. Decimated, seemingly alone and isolated and largely misunderstood in their "crime" and reason for the crime, if that makes sense.

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

The Cabin in the Woods

This movie came off as a film Joss Whedon purposely made bad, then in interviews prior to its release, stated this was his "fuck you" to the horror genre, and thus, the shitty film had some faux reasons for being shitty...and the end result was everyone thought it was a masterpiece as a satire of the genre.

To this guy, it just came off as a shitty horror film.