Last Film You Saw.

[Gunner80]

The Truman Show: An absolute classic.

[Doc Emmett Brown]

Last two films Ive wathed were

Back to the Future, Doesnt get much better than this

You changed your name too!!  I changed mine last week(?) for some crazy random reason.

Right now I can't wait for 'Lady Vengence' to come out, and also 'Grizzly Man' looks really interesting.

Grizzly Man was interesting but I must warn you that the main character is not an easy protagonist to root for.  In fact, half the time I wanted to sucker punch him.  The other half,  I was just amazed by him.


last film I saw was Bruce Lee's Game of Death.  Now I finally know what Kill Bill was inspired by.

[AxlsMainMan]

Natural Born Killers..for like the 100th time..

This movie is pure fucking class straight from the master of class, Quintin Tarantino.

Absolutely phenomenal cast too, and just brilliant direction from Mr. Oliver Stone...

The most absorbing factor of the movie though is how satire the plot of the movie is of modern day society and it's many pitfalls that more and more of us are disappearing into each day without a trace..

Woody is just phenomenal in this film like he is all his others, and Juliette Lewis has a smokin' body..so what more could ya want?

[Hammy]

Drop Zone, A good Wesley Snipes film (Makes a change )

[Jim]

Natural Born Killers..for like the 100th time..

This movie is pure fucking class straight from the master of class, Quintin Tarantino.

Absolutely phenomenal cast too, and just brilliant direction from Mr. Oliver Stone...

I like it.

Tarantino hates it, y'know?

The last film I saw? I don't know. Hellraiser or Braveheart. I bought them both the other day. The first three Hellraisers come in this special edition box,

which is a complete fucking hastle. I should have just paid a fiver less......

[the dirt]

Tarantino hates it, y'know?

I thought he just hated how it was when it came out to theatres...

You can purchase the director's cut, or whatever it's called, with like 30 mins of what they took out in the theatrical release.

[MCT]

Things are gonna slide...

[Jim]

I thought he just hated how it was when it came out to theatres...

You can purchase the director's cut, or whatever it's called, with like 30 mins of what they took out in the theatrical release.

Well, I thought that he thought that Oliver Stone made a mess of it. '...that muck that Oliver Stone made.' Something like that.

But, of course he'd think that. Tarantino is a visionary. He would have had in his mind how his script would have come to life, it's only natural that he would dislike what anybody else would do to it.

[D]

Grandma's Boy , had its moments, pretty funny actually, a whole lot better than I anticipated.





the movie of the year:

"Brokeback Mountain"


Seriously, all jokes aside this is perhaps one of  the greatest films ive ever seen. emotional, great story, great acting and very sad.

I got near tears.

[journey]

Grandma's Boy , had its moments, pretty funny actually, a whole lot better than I anticipated.





the movie of the year:

"Brokeback Mountain"


Seriously, all jokes aside this is perhaps one of? the greatest films ive ever seen. emotional, great story, great acting and very sad.

I got near tears.

Grandma's Boy was hilarious. I think any stoner who loves video games will appreciate it.

Seeing Brokeback Mountain on Valentine's Day was great.

[D]

She cried her eyes out


It was very sad though.

I 100 percent believe Gays should be allowed to get married and i won't joke anymore about it.

[Timothy]

She cried her eyes out


It was very sad though.

I 100 percent believe Gays should be allowed to get married and i won't joke anymore about it.

You still have some Brkeback style joke .Coming you way SIr.

[D]

Ill still joke but honestly, this is an excellent movie.

[Sterlingdog]

Ill still joke but honestly, this is an excellent movie.

I saw it for the 2nd time on Valentines Day.? Still just as moving, this time I paid more attention to Michelle William's performance and she was fantastic.?
And its a fun movie to make jokes about...so many quotable lines...every time my husband irritates me I call him "Jack Nasty".

This is one of the best descriptions/reviews I've read.? If anyone is on the fence about seeing Brokeback, you should check out this article:
http://www.ew.com/ew/article/review/movie/0,6115,1136099_1_0_,00.html

[Doc Emmett Brown]

I 100 percent believe Gays should be allowed to get married and i won't joke anymore about it.

truthfully, I'm amazed all you breeders got into this movie.  Especially since Jack dies a nasty death, and the ending is terribly sad.  I just hope all this "oh, I thought it was a great movie" has some positive effect for gays in the real world, and people realize it's not just 'Queer Eye' and the Chelsea/West Hollywood lifestyle.


I watched it again on Valentine's Day too.  This time I realized there was a silver lining in the cloud at the end of the movie.  Ennis grew up as an orphan, but Jack's parents seemed to like him and welcomed him into their home.  He now has spiritual parents of a sort. 

Both the wives gave excellent performances.

[Sterlingdog]

I just hope all this "oh, I thought it was a great movie" has some positive effect for gays in the real world, and people realize it's not just 'Queer Eye' and the Chelsea/West Hollywood lifestyle.

I don't think the movie is going to change the world.  But if it has even the smallest effect on someone's way of thinking, that's great.  Its a very powerful love story. 

This is the last part of the review I posted earlier:

"It's far from being a message movie, yet if you tear up in the magnificent final scene, with its haunting slow waltz of comfort and regret, it's worth noting what, exactly, you're reacting to: a love that has been made to knuckle under to society's design. In an age when the fight over gay marriage still rages, Brokeback Mountain, the tale of two men who are scarcely even allowed to imagine being together, asks, through the very purity with which it touches us: When it comes to love, what sort of world do we really want?"

[Doc Emmett Brown]

This is the last part of the review I posted earlier:

"It's far from being a message movie, yet if you tear up in the magnificent final scene, with its haunting slow waltz of comfort and regret, it's worth noting what, exactly, you're reacting to: a love that has been made to knuckle under to society's design. In an age when the fight over gay marriage still rages, Brokeback Mountain, the tale of two men who are scarcely even allowed to imagine being together, asks, through the very purity with which it touches us: When it comes to love, what sort of world do we really want?"

Thanks for that.  It says:

2006 Oscar Nominations: Best Picture; Best Actor (Heath Ledger); Best Supporting Actor (Jake Gyllenhaal); Best Supporting Actress (Michelle Williams); Best Director (Ang Lee); Best Adapted Screenplay (Larry McMurtry and Diana Ossana); Best Cinematography; Best Original Score (Gustavo Santaolalla)


Larry McMurty and Diana Ossana deserve their Oscar, hands down.  I would like all of them to win in their respective categories, but there were other good movies such as Kong that will grab some of the awards.

[Gunner80]

SAW II- I thought it was pretty good.

[Eeebs]

"Saved!" on DVD

Wow.  The first movie in a very long time that I really enjoyed.  It was hilarious!!  I would recommend this one to everybody out there.  It was just so funny. 

[Kujo]

Ill still joke but honestly, this is an excellent movie.

I havent seen it, it just doesn't interest me. It also isn't that original, go watch Midnight Cowboy, a true classic.

Last film I saw was Saw 2. Again I didnt figure out the twist, so I give it credit for that. Wasn't as good as the first but still a good thriller.