What Was The Last Movie You Watched?

[ButteMT61]

We watched A Christmas Story on Christmas Eve with my mom. She had never seen it and she hated it :eeek:

Bah humbug. It's wonderful, well, to me.

 

[rue]

Bah humbug. It's wonderful, well, to me.

I think so too, but she said it was depressing......

 

[ButteMT61]

I think so too, but she said it was depressing......

True, it has depressing aspects. Rather Shakespearian. lol
Speaking of, we just watched "Annonymous" (2011)
Liked it a lot. But got lost at a few points. Have to watch again.

 

[Cicero]

The Last Castle (2001)
Love it!

 

[Connery]

 

[Wally_Hood]

Two episodes of the Ellery Queen show from the mid-seventies, The Case of the Two-Faced Woman, with Dr. Joyce Brothers (!) in a leading role, and The Case of the Sinister Scenario, with a walk-on by Paul Fix, renowned as Marshall Michah Torrance on The Rifle Man; don't blink or you'll miss him. Vincent Price plays a Hollywood director; Price could read the phone book and make it sound like Shakespeare.

 

[amador]

Ip Man and Ip Man 2. I trained with one of his adherents.

 

[MissMittens]

Love Actually........ *ducks*

 

[Formeruser012523]

Good choice! Think I own this exact dvd.


One of the Ocean's sequels. Whichever one has Al Pacino.

 

[dhermann1]

A very very very strange film from 1978 called "Langrishe Go Down". It was a BBC play of the week in that year, and then it was connected together to make a theatrical film. The screen play is by Harold Pinter. It's set in late 30's Ireland, and involves three spinster sister in a falling down manor house. Jeremy Irons shows up and carries a torrid affair with Judy Dench. Nothing much really happens, but it does it in a very artistic, not to mention very very s-l-o-w manner.
Great period everything. Jeremy Irons alway wear cool hats in his movies, it seems.
Strange movie. A viable alternative to watching paint dry.

 

[Tomasso]

Love Actually........ *ducks*

I actually like that flick.

 

[rue]

I actually like that flick.

Me too

Is it weird that I'm watching The Holiday again? wait... don't answer that

I can't hep it..... I'm having a Jude Law moment

 

[Miss Golightly]

House of Bamboo - wasn't sure if this would be my kind of movie but I really enjoyed it - good storyline, great performances and fabulous on location filming.

 

[fortworthgal]

This Gun for Hire

 

[RIOT]

War Horse. What an amazing flick this is. Wonderful adaptation to the Michael Morpurgo book. Joey...

 

[cw3pa]

Lady in the lake with Robert Montgomery. I'm not sure I liked watching this movie through the Marlowe's "eyes".

Murder, My Sweet with Dick Powell.

 

[gdc]

I've been watching a lot of the classics lately. A new one I saw yesterday is actually very good: War Horse.

 

[Tomasso]

Cowboys and Aliens

 

[LizzieMaine]

Continuing my early Crosby kick with "We're Not Dressing," possibly the best of Bing's early Paramount features -- any picture where the supporting cast includes Carole Lombard, Ethel Merman, Leon Errol, Burns and Allen, and a trained bear has to be something that deserves a place at the top of any bill. Another ration of great songs too, including "May I," "Love Thy Neighbor," "Once In A Blue Moon," and "She Reminds Me Of You," the latter hysterically sung by Bing to the aforementioned bear. Who says Crosby had to wait till the Road pictures to discover his absurdist side?

 

[Old Rogue]

Went to see Sherlock Holmes 2: A Game of Shadows last night. I thought it was pretty good, although it was just a tad long and you really have to pay attention to follow the plot. Like most S.H. movies the fun part is trying to pick out all the clues in the first part of the movie.