What's the Last Movie You Watched?

[JayDizzle]

TV Edit... didn't suck but it was nothing worthy of the "Greatest Film Ever...Ever" award.

[JayDizzle]

 

There's a handful of people left on the base!

Guess who's the killer and who's the tacked on "partner" because we forgot we still had 20 minutes of runtime left!

Added Bonus: The designated African-American doesn't die in this one. :tee:

Skip It.

[Nukleopatra]

lol @ ''Whiteout.''

I guessed the main bad guy by the fucking previews, and we don't even get the typical, cliched battle at the end? Talk about a pile of shit, - the only thing ''Whiteout'' lacked, was Liam Neeson jumping off a cliff, doing a flip, while taking out two bad guys, then realizing he's not on the set for ''Taken 2.''

[leaffan]

Saw Legion last weekend.

lol is all I gotta say. I should of told my buddy I didn't want to go.

[jags224]

unfaithful

[BUCK3YE5]

Just saw Edge of Darkness. It was okay...alot less action than I expected. Idk if I would watch it again....

[Nash]

Never Back Down lol

[JayDizzle]

Never Back Down lol

Or the psuedo-sequel, "Fighting."

If you want to watch a movie about illegal streetfighting for money, just watch this:



JCVD always makes a movie better when he's involved.

[Nukleopatra]

3 out of 4.

Am I bad person for laughing several times, including the ending, where he reveals the truth to her in the hotel room? I mean, when I saw him start to laugh, and when he said ''I was going to let you down easy.... fuck it'' not only did I start laughing my ass off, but I caught a glimpse of myself in the character. A fantastic, funny scene... Maybe a bit cruel, as well, but that's where the humor comes from.

I'm not a big fan of AE - but he was genius in this one.

[Buzzman]

3 out of 4.

Am I bad person for laughing several times, including the ending, where he reveals the truth to her in the hotel room? I mean, when I saw him start to laugh, and when he said ''I was going to let you down easy.... fuck it'' not only did I start laughing my ass off, but I caught a glimpse of myself in the character. A fantastic, funny scene... Maybe a bit cruel, as well, but that's where the humor comes from.

I'm not a big fan of AE - but he was genius in this one.

I laughed as well, but at the same time felt guilty. Then the end came up and you realize what a dick Eckheart was, but you just cant help but like the guys character.

[Nukleopatra]

I laughed as well, but at the same time felt guilty. Then the end came up and you realize what a dick Eckheart was, but you just cant help but like the guys character.

I'll be honest with you - I ended up disliking Howard far more than Chad. Chad is what he is, and we see that from the start, but Howard actually ends up doing and saying things, that you really don't expect, and he comes off, at least to me, as a somewhat obsessive, and violent character. The whole car scene caught me by surprise, not in a shocking way, but that's when I really started disliking Howard - and the ending, which I could have done without, because I thought it was on the ridiculous side, ''LISTEN TO ME.'' It's like his main purpose was to shout at her, even from the get go.

It was a good movie, glad you mentioned it. I usually tend to avoid suggestions, because whenever I listen to people, I end up coming away from movies like ''Taken,'' and ''Rambo.''

[Nukleopatra]

2.5 out of 4.

[tigstah]

schindlers list. dayum what a good movie. yes i know i am late.

[padman59]

Che - Very long couple of films with a total runtime of over four hours and almost entirely in Spanish. Pretty good acting from Benicio Del Toro as the lead. I'm not much of a fan of the first part being composed of Che's fighting in Cuba interspersed with his later interviews and appearance at the UN. I think that interrupted the flow of the movie more than helping to give insight into the motives behind the Cuban Revolution. The second part follows Guevara's attempt to gain support in Bolivia and culminates with his capture.

As a disclaimer, I would recommend watching the movie for what it is: entertainment. It is not a documentary and, as such, should not be considered the complete story on Che.

[Buzzman]

I'll be honest with you - I ended up disliking Howard far more than Chad. Chad is what he is, and we see that from the start, but Howard actually ends up doing and saying things, that you really don't expect, and he comes off, at least to me, as a somewhat obsessive, and violent character. The whole car scene caught me by surprise, not in a shocking way, but that's when I really started disliking Howard - and the ending, which I could have done without, because I thought it was on the ridiculous side, ''LISTEN TO ME.'' It's like his main purpose was to shout at her, even from the get go.

It was a good movie, glad you mentioned it. I usually tend to avoid suggestions, because whenever I listen to people, I end up coming away from movies like ''Taken,'' and ''Rambo.''

Yea for the most part, I tend to not recremend movies on message boards (except occasinoaly to Dell) but In the Company of Men was just one of those movies that I have literally not come across someone who has seen it, so i had to say something. And with Taken, I cant believe how many people tell me how much they loed that movie. You'd think they never saw a revenge film before. As for Rambo I havent and prob wont watch it, its funyn when someone showed a chart and it showed funny stats on rambo movies and the 1st one only 1 person died and the 4th 257 died. lol