Last Film You Saw.

[Doc Emmett Brown]

The Back to the Future trilogy 

It's still enjoyable after all these years and it doesnt feel dated either.


Doc: What on Earth's this thing I'm wearing?
Marty: a radiation suit.
Doc: Radiation suit? Of course, because of all the fallout from the atomic wars.

[Dr. Blutarsky]

Up in Smoke. I love that movie.

[Carlos_f_Rose]

The Back to the Future trilogy?

It's still enjoyable after all these years and it doesnt feel dated either.


Doc: What on Earth's this thing I'm wearing?
Marty: a radiation suit.
Doc: Radiation suit? Of course, because of all the fallout from the atomic wars.

I agree with you Mr. Random Orion, those are excellent amusing movies, but is sad to know that Michael J. Fox was diagnosed with parkinson disease, I recently read that he worked putting his voice in the stuart little movies -- the english versions -- and know, he is at a project called The Magic 7, I hope he is able to act soon, cause we the fans of him miss him.

[RichardNixon]

"A Very Long Engagement." AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!!!!!!!!!!

[Amanda]

TROY - and boy was it boring!!! 

[journey]

The Back to the Future trilogy?

It's still enjoyable after all these years and it doesnt feel dated either.


Doc: What on Earth's this thing I'm wearing?
Marty: a radiation suit.
Doc: Radiation suit? Of course, because of all the fallout from the atomic wars.

I thought maybe you had gone back in time. You've been gone forever!

The last movie I saw was "The I Inside".

[Gunner80]

Land of the Dead - good but not as good as Dawn of the Dead. The plot was a tad weak even for a horror film.

[Drew]

The Station Agent

Really good movie starring Patricia Clarkson, Bobby Cannavale, and Peter Dinklage.

[Jim]

Aye, Station Agent is a quality film, and was recommended by myself about 20 or more pages back.

It comes highly recommended for those who want to see a 'different' film.

Well shot, great acting by all, wonderfully written story...

A good film, indeed it is.

[Drew]

Aye, Station Agent is a quality film, and was recommended by myself about 20 or more pages back.

It comes highly recommended for those who want to see a 'different' film.

Well shot, great acting by all, wonderfully written story...

A good film, indeed it is.

Cool. So, you liked it too Jim. I missed that recommendation by you. You described the film very well. I agree with you completely. Glad to see someone else has seen it and thought it was good too.

[D]

it was Halloween and I was in a mood so I watched "House of 1000 Corpses" for the first time.


I must say it was a pretty good movie. entertaining, some nice gore scenes, kinda spooky.

Not bad for a low budget flick.

What was the sequel called that just came out? Id like to check it out.

the ending of this movie was kinda fucked.

once the guy and girl were put in the casket and lowered into the ground, I was like WTF is goin on here?

kinda lost me there and was kinda dumb. but the movie up till that point was good, definitely worth seeing once.

[Timothy]

D the sequel was called "The Devils Rejects" and it pretty mush shit's all over the first one . The unrated dvd cames out next week.

[Mr. Dick Purple]

Cinderella Man - Great movie even though everybody knows how is gonna end the acting is great Russel Crowe and Rene Zellweger were magnificant as long with Paul Giamati that he always have great performance 

[Hammy]

D the sequel was called "The Devils Rejects"

Original was pretty cool, i've been wanting to see this sequel especially since i heard DDP is in....

Beyond The Mat, Magnificent Wrestling Docu-Drama, gives you a great insite into how the business works and how it has affected those involved and emphasis the fact that it is more real than many people think...

[Rob]

Wait...DDP is in The Devil's Rejects?  Bada Bing, Bada BANG!!!!!!!!!!!!

[D]

I will definitely go rent Devils Rejects, I thought I read a lot of negative reviews on House of 1000 corpses which is why I never gave it a try, but it was great.


I liked the dude at the beginning when those two guys were tryin to rob him.


Fuck your momma, fuck your daddy, fuck your grandma


and then before he blows his head off he says and most of all FUCK YOU


hilarious!

[Hammy]

I will definitely go rent Devils Rejects, I thought I read a lot of negative reviews on House of 1000 corpses which is why I never gave it a try, but it was great.


I liked the dude at the beginning when those two guys were tryin to rob him.


Fuck your momma, fuck your daddy, fuck your grandma


and then before he blows his head off he says and most of all FUCK YOU


hilarious!

It got shit reviews because TOO many people can't stand a bit of violence...

[Jim]

Not the last film I saw, but even though I have it on DVD (obviously), I caught the last hour or so of Attack of the Clones the other day.

And I ask myself...

...Am I the only person in the world that really likes Christensen's Anakin? Probably. I think that he speaks some of the awfuly written lines really well. I don't have too much time for Natalie Portman in this film, but I still think it is great and worthy of being a Star Wars film.

[Where is Hassan Nasrallah ?]

saw Oliver Twist, polanski.
for a clean movie it's good enough. it's not spielberg. oliver is pretty much a useless brat, i wish he died.

and i watched 1957 Kurosawa's DONZOKO (The Lower Depths) - adaptation of a russian play from Gorki (1902)
and THIS is cin?ma. toshiro mifune is amazing

[Doc Emmett Brown]

The Back to the Future trilogy 

It's still enjoyable after all these years and it doesnt feel dated either.


Doc: What on Earth's this thing I'm wearing?
Marty: a radiation suit.
Doc: Radiation suit? Of course, because of all the fallout from the atomic wars.

I agree with you Mr. Random Orion, those are excellent amusing movies, but is sad to know that Michael J. Fox was diagnosed with parkinson disease, I recently read that he worked putting his voice in the stuart little movies -- the english versions -- and know, he is at a project called The Magic 7, I hope he is able to act soon, cause we the fans of him miss him.

yes that was sad news about his disease.  But today is a special day for you and all other Back to the Future fans.

November 5 1955 was the day Doc Emmet Brown dreamed up the flux capacitor.  It's the anniversary of the time machine 

They're having a special screening of the movie tonight somewhere in Hollywood.  All proceeds benefit the Parkinson's foundation that Michael J Fox created.  I might go if I manage to crawl out of the lab 


The next movie I plan on watching is Jarhead with some Marine friends.  Should be a blast.