What movie have you seen today?

[Jacoby]

Recently I saw Three... Extremes which was very interesting, The Ice Harvest which I found fairly funny, and half of the movie Life is Beautiful, which was really entertaining.

[Richard]

The last week or so.

Dick Tracy with Warren Beatty and Madonna!, It's Always Fair Weather with Gene Kelly, Designing Woman with Lauren Bacall, The Gay Divorcee and Top Hat with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, The Cat From Outer Space with Ken Berry, Cutthroat Island with Geena Davis, Arrowsmith with Myrna Loy, Royal Wedding with Fred Astaire, Tom Hanks' That Thing You Do!, Vivacious Lady with Ginger Rogers and James Stewart, Manhattan Melodrama with Clark Gable, and Les Girls with Gene Kelly.

Netflix.

The Hunter (1980) Steve McQueen's last movie and I thought the entire picture including McQueen's performance was very decent. It's a thoroughly entertaining film with some mild action. I miss that guy.

Thelma And Louise (1991) It's a little male bashing, don't you think? Typical male response I'm sorry but nevertheless it is a good film. Entertainment value I suppose.

[ryan]

saw "running scared" today

movie was craaaaazy. mob hits, mass gore, vagina, colorful language, child pornographers. this movies got it all.

[Rob The BLack Douglas]

Originally Posted by Richard

The Hunter (1980) Steve McQueen's last movie and I thought the entire picture including McQueen's performance was very decent. It's a thoroughly entertaining film with some mild action. I miss that guy.

Steve McQueen had a presence that made you stop and watch what he was doing, it was a presence that was subtle, not movie star, a realistic presence on the screen.

[michael22]

lock stock and two smokin barrels 10/10

sean of the dead 10/10

28 days later 7/10

all these where to show my friend who was sore about losing a bet about how long I could act like Kramer
and so bet me ten bucks that Brits did not make a good movie in the past four years.

He is now in a twenty dollar debt ( I added ten for stupidity)

[hasselbrad]

Taylor and I saw Zathura on Saturday in the hotel room. It was alright, but not anything I'd watch again.
We went and saw Eight Below yesterday. It was pretty good. Enjoyable for kids, as well as adults. There's a part that will make you jump, but I won't tell you what it is.

[EmotionSickness]

I watched Dario Argento's Suspiria (1977) last night for the first time -- yeah, I can't believe it, either.

What an aesthetically beautiful film. Easily one of the best horror films I've ever seen, and I'd like to consider myself somewhat of a horror buff.

[Jacoby]

Originally Posted by hasselbrad

Taylor and I saw Zathura on Saturday in the hotel room. It was alright, but not anything I'd watch again.
We went and saw Eight Below yesterday. It was pretty good. Enjoyable for kids, as well as adults. There's a part that will make you jump, but I won't tell you what it is.

The whale-eating thing...

My nephew is actually pretty terrified of it. I was playing with him and I was fake scaring him and he called me the monster dog...then my sister explained that they just saw that movie.

[Richard]

Originally Posted by EmotionSickness

I watched Dario Argento's Suspiria (1977) last night for the first time -- yeah, I can't believe it, either.

What an aesthetically beautiful film. Easily one of the best horror films I've ever seen, and I'd like to consider myself someone what of a horror buff.

I don't believe I've given that film enough of my love. It's like it went through one ear and out the other. All that I can remember, which is hardly anything at all, was how beautiful it looked. You hit the nail right there. A lot of red and a woman trapped in barb wire. I must see it again.

If you have the time, and if you're a fan of foreign horror, can you check out Eyes Without A Face? That film ranks as my all-time favorite.

[gracie]

I watched part of Alexander, that movie is pretty terrible.

[Ashley]

The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys a friend of mine told me to watch it, so I read the back of the box at Blockbuster and it seemed like it'd be funny like Saved.... not quite was I was expecting.

[hasselbrad]

Originally Posted by gracie

I watched part of Alexander, that movie is pretty terrible.

Wasn't it? I think I was able to watch an hour before I had to turn it off.

[PhoeniX]

Originally Posted by michael22

lock stock and two smokin barrels 10/10

Awesome film!

I saw The Long Good Friday, that's a good film, you should like that if you liked Lock Stock.

[michael22]

Concert for george
Live aid

all of these concerts are amzing and are highly recomended

[Jacoby]

I saw within the last week, Life is Beautiful, Three...Extremes, Vernon, Florida, Rear Window, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaannnndddd...I can't remember.

[Lizzie Bennet]

Well, I watched P&P many times today.

[michael22]

i saw serenity

just like the fifth element in style (not as good)
but still very entertaining 7/10

[Richard]

This week I watched State Of The Union with Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn. The movie was great and it had great humor and the pacing was perfect. Never a dull moment. Then I saw The Conversation with Gene Hackman and thought it was...intelligent, and original. It was the first for me but I thought the pacing was too slow on this movie and because of that it irritated me. The characters often spoke so damn low that it was kinda hard to hear what they were saying, but overall I did enjoy it. I also watched The Bridges At Toko-Ri with William Holden and Grace Kelly. It was good. My dad enjoyed it more because he was in the navy and this was a navy movie.

On netflix I saw East Of Eden with James Dean. I have now seen "the three" and can safely say this was his best one. And Without A Paddle sucks.

[Rob The BLack Douglas]

Pride and Prejudice

and

Bride and Prejudice- crazy arsed Indian verson of P&P with hot Indian women and crazy song and dance numbers

[Mandy]

Exit to Eden.

Rosie O'Donnell in bondage=bad.

Paul Mercurio half naked the whole time=good. Very good.