What Was The Last Movie You Watched?

[Dixie_Amazon]

I just wacthed Glenda Farrell as Torchy Blane in "Blondes at Work". How have I missed these movies?

 

[CherryKrissy]

I just finished watching "Some Like it Hot" my stupid DVR cut off the end though :rage: . I love watching Marilyn's movies. She seems to just shine so brightly in all of them.

 

[SamMarlowPI]

Jackie Brown for the first time...

love that movie...sam jackson and deniro killed me...

and pam grier was stunning, of course...

 

[Ray925]

dbl feature

Watched Eddie and the Crusers (first one) then watched Streets of Fire

 

[TheLimey]

Watched the Dam Busters last night. Excellent piece of vintage British cinema.

 

[Quigley Brown]

Watched Richard Attenborough's 'Chaplin' with Robert Downey Jr. I found the DVD pretty cheap at Best Buy last week.

 

[Lorena B]

Cover girl.

What starring, what a color, what a clothing... what a film!!

 

[SamMarlowPI]

Watched Eddie and the Cruisers (first one)

i just watched that the other day too...

love the music...i bought the soundtrack...

 

[celtic]

Dans ma peau (In My Skin)

I was surprised how much this film squicked me out. Could've simply been the mood I was in, but it was probably more the grit, rawness, and realness some of the scenes had.

Not for the squeamish, but I thought it was done extremely well.

 

[DameIniquitous]

Film made for soliders in WW2 "I Accuse My Parents"

 

[Ray925]

Eddie and the Crusers2

i just watched that the other day too...

love the music...i bought the soundtrack...

The soundtract to the second one is good too.....as is Streets of Fire....

 

[Caleb Moore]

"Topper". Lots of posthumous hilarity.

 

[Spiffy]

Harlan County, USA.
Completely amazing and changed the way I look at documentary film. The music was particularly brilliant; I wanted to immediately call all my musician-type friends and host a Sad-Time Blues Party.

 

[Kermez]

Zack and Miri Make a appreciationo

 

[CherryKrissy]

Zack and Miri Make a appreciationo

Great movie!

Today was a double bill for me. I watched Bombshell with Jean Harlow, followed by Singing in the Rain. Two fantastic movies!

I just put on Swing Time but my husband will be home before it's over, so I'll have to fully watch and enjoy some other day

As a side note, I'm looking to buy a bunch of old movies on DVD. I've yet to find them in store, does anybody know a good site to buy them from?

 

[LouieGee]

'Maverick' with Mel Gibson and Jodie Foster.

(And going a little off topic, I just love that mint green dress she wears when she's leaving after the poker tournament. It's so pretty!)

 

[LouieGee]

"Knowing" with Nic Cage, not a bad movie but a bit of a miss-match of previous film genres.....better that expected.

That is so weird - one of my friends was watching that film last night!

I love coincidences...

 

[Starius]

Right now I'm halfway through the original Flash Gordon serial from 1936 starring Buster Crabbe and Jean Rogers.

 

[KY Gentleman]

Harlan County, USA.
Completely amazing and changed the way I look at documentary film. The music was particularly brilliant; I wanted to immediately call all my musician-type friends and host a Sad-Time Blues Party.

GREAT documentary! Much of the music was Jean Richie. This was an award winner I believe.

 

[JJWord]

"The Express", about Ernie Davis. Overall a great movie. It doesn't get too hungup on the football but its there so the story flows nicely.