What was the last movie you saw?

[ticklebug101]

Twilight
everybody, go read the books!
Then you can see why Im so obsessed
😉

 

[Dr. Bill Kobb]

The Departed (2008) - Cops n' robbers ain't usually my thing, but this was so brilliantly realized, it was easy to get caught up in it.

 

[FeatherDaemon1]

Just saw Paul Blart Mall Cop today. It isn't the epitome of thespian cinema, but it was enjoyable enough. Having the pleasure of formally working in a mall environment the behind the scenes stuff was pretty damn accurate.

 

[Wise-Tickler]

Twilight, and the last movie I saw before that was Twilight too. 😀

 

[HotCat1230]

The Last Movie I saw in a theater was Disney/Pixar's Bolt which was really good.

On DVD, I saw the 1990 Disney Summer Blockbuster, Dick Tracy.

 

[NMKamikaze1]

Children Of The Corn: Revelation.

 

[melanie2]

"Premonition" probably not the best choice to watch as hubby is on his way home from a week-long business thingie..

 

[Dr. Bill Kobb]

I have seen none of the movies mentioned in the last four or so posts. Not that I haven't wanted to with afew(the ones I'd heard of).

I've seen two different, but entertaining movies lately with the title:

Fortress (1986) (TV)

~and~

Fortress (1993)

I guess both could be considered action/thrillers(?). If you're a "watch anything" kinda viewer like me, you will find both of the above solid wastes of time!
:2thumbs::shit:

 

[Ninjaboo]

The Four Feathers.

I know what you're all thinking... No it wasn't a tickle clip.

Not the 2002 version though. The 1939 version. That blind guy is so sexy. *swoons*

 

[melanie2]

"Step Brothers" It had some funny moments but..i wouldn't have wasted good money going to see this at the theater..saw it on pay per view.

 

[David Tyler]

Just saw Gran Torino last night. OMG what an incredible movie. I went in with the expectation that it was going to be an Eastwood style shoot-em-up revenge movie akin to those old Death Wish films with Charlie Bronson.. man, was I wrong. (and, personally, I'm not a fan of shoot-em-ups.)

If you have not seen it, you need to see this film. If Eastwood never stars in another, this one should be the movie he's remembered for.

 

[melanie2]

David i haven't seen it, but if you say it's good, then it's good..

Suicide King Christopher Walken was, as always, excellent in this Independent Film..

 

[TickleTheater]

I went over to a friends who just got a new 52" LCD TV with that 120Hz technology and watched My Best Friends Girl. I didn't realize how scarred and pitted Dane Cooks face is... Kate Hudson looked amazing though. Funny movie, recommended.

 

[TickleTheater]

Btw, just so I don't get torched by the Dane Cook fans. I like his comedy as well, but I just was noticing the difference in that TV with how it brought out everything better including the small stuff like that. 😉

 

[Dr. Bill Kobb]

I caught the 3-D My Bloody Valentine(2008) just before it left the theaters(here) last week. The 3-D these days is awesome, and the movie itself was well-written(for this sort of fare), and had me and a friend mystified as to exactly who the real killer was right up to the end.:death:

 

[FeatherDaemon1]

I remember seeing My Bloody Valentine ages ago. That was a good one.

 

[kered]

I watched the original Dracula with the commentaries.

 

[Dr. Bill Kobb]

I remember seeing My Bloody Valentine ages ago. That was a good one.

Although something of a "B"-movie buff, I had never seen the original My Bloody Valentine. Now, I'd kinda like to!


My recent view would be a rare made-for-TV thriller called A Little Game(1971).

 

[Big_Dogg85]

I just saw TAKEN:

Not too bad in the grand scheme of things... found the whole premise a little unrealistic but that aside, I went in not expecting much and was quite impressed. Liam Neeson put in a solid performance and the action scenes were very good. Talk about the lengths a parent will go to protect their offspring - I definitely recommend seeing this at least once if you haven't yet, it's definitely worth the price of admission. 😀

 

[kopfhorer1]

I just saw this one. It contained work by two of my favorite graphic novel artists, Charles Burns and Marie Caillou.

 

[Dr. Bill Kobb]

I just saw this one. It contained work by two of my favorite graphic novel artists, Charles Burns and Marie Caillou.

Did it actually play a theater in your area, kopfhorer? Or did you catch it on disc? That looks at least partially worthwhile. Definitely the Charles Burns piece! He has a unique, disquieting style. It appears to transfer well to animation, judging from the bits in the trailer, anyway.

 

[meangry1]

Pineapple Express.

 

[melanie2]

"Glory" excellent battle scenes..

Why couldn't they have made "Gettysburg" and "Gods and Generals" anything like this? It was like everytime a General spoke, he was giving a speech.

 

[QueenBeeBeeMari]

Madea Goes to Jail.It was hilarious,just like all her movies.

 

[kopfhorer1]

The Three Stooges - A Plumbing We Will Go.. I've been a Stoogeophile since I was about 8. Some things don't change!

Did it actually play a theater in your area, kopfhorer? Or did you catch it on disc? That looks at least partially worthwhile. Definitely the Charles Burns piece! He has a unique, disquieting style. It appears to transfer well to animation, judging from the bits in the trailer, anyway.

An area university was showing it. They have a 1920's-vintage theater with a 35mm projector with a surround-sound system (which the movie made good use of).

Lots of horror-movie directors could learn a lot from Mr. Burns!