Last movie you watched? And what you thought of it? (1 Viewer)

[helga_s]

Last week I've seen Hangover 3; it's better than the second part, and maybe even better than the first one. Zach Galifianakis is amazing.

 

[SpiralFlex]

Summer Wars - MUST WATCH!!! I promise it'll be the best 1hr and a half of your life.

 

[SpiralFlex]

5 centimeters per second

It was really good! Unique but beautiful portrayal, backed up by beautiful music (nothing really stands out all that much, but it always feels right) and visuals.

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Love that movie

 

[emiliieee]

Parker - it has Jason Statham so pretty much the same thing he's done with other films

 

[R4diance]

A Thousand Words - starring Eddie Murphy. Great movie - has its funny bits but a wonderful overall story.

 

[JT145]

Man of Steel.

Don't watch it at the movies.

 

[the_one_1]

Flight. One of the best movies replicating a real life situation that can occur. Gotta love it if you love Air Crash Investigations

 

[RishBonjour]

Flight. One of the best movies replicating a real life situation that can occur. Gotta love it if you love Air Crash Investigations

Man of Steel.



Don't watch it at the movies.

Why? too long?
I wouldn't watch it on the computer... (but then again, I don't watch any movies on the computer)
I personally liked it, but I thought the ending was stretched too much - way to many perfect coincidences. Characters falling 100kms away , nek minute, in another place.

 

[aceer]

monsters uni!!! I loved it, I might be a little biased as monsters inc was my favourite movie that I used to watch all the time

 

[aceer]

also the great gatsby is good, better than I thought it would be

 

[sirable1]

A Clockwork Orange, one of my fav films

 

[JT145]

Also... A Millionaire's First Love (Korean, but I watched it with English subs)

Dem tears.... so many

 

[deloving]

Ran.

The plot was nothing complex, but it had a lot of depth to it. After all this isn't Hollywood. Camera work was most impressive.

 

[Kiraken]

Ran.

The plot was nothing complex, but it had a lot of depth to it. After all this isn't Hollywood. Camera work was most impressive.

love kurosawa so much

saw life of pi last night, it was pretty good (better than i expected)

 

[R4diance]

The Shawshank Redemption, one of my favourite films of all time

 

[Threshold]

The Raven (2012)
Surprisingly alright
Not great
but alright

 

[hyphea]

BladeRunner

What the fuck was that

 

[procrastinator2]

on tv: The Pursuit of Happyness - always sends shivers down my spine i love it!
in the cinema: Oblivion - total bullsh!t

 

[madharris]

texas chainsaw massacre 3D

It was really shit... the acting was terrible

 

[ClockworkSoldier]

Pacific Rim.

Just yes.