What Was The Last Movie You Watched?

[Feraud]

The Gorgon. I love those Hammer productions.

 

[Bugsy]

The orginal The Producers with Zero Mostel and Gene Wilder. Still funny

 

[Laura Chase]

I just watched Velvet Goldmine, and it's just such an amazing movie! I have never seen a movie capture a certain zeitgeist like that, and it's oh so full of very beautiful glam-rock boys.

 

[Darhling]

Shanghai Express with Marlene Dietrich, I love movies taking place on a train, especially if they exude glamour.

 

[Lady Day]

The Happening :eusa_doh:

LD

 

[DutchIndo]

I just watched "Carnival of Souls" a total "B" flick but it was interesting to watch the background street scenes.

 

[KY Gentleman]

1963's "Charade" starring Cary Grant, Audrey Hepburn.
Good movie, great dialogue and a cast including Walter Mathau, James Coburn and George Kennedy! How can you go wrong with that?

 

[deadpandiva]

The Upside of Anger and Forbidden Games. Forbidden Games was really depressing. Idid enjoy it though and I am gld I saw it.

 

[ShesSoVaVaVoom]

at the drive in:

get smart and kung fu panda

thumbs up for both!

at home: closer

eh... not what I expected.

 

[LizzieMaine]

Our current film is MONGOL, a sweeping epic of conquest and passion detailing the early life of Genghis Khan. An extraordinary piece of work in the tradition of the grand historical epics of the past -- albeit a bit bloodier. Not for the kiddies, but otherwise highly recommended. Said to be the first of a trilogy, too!

 

[DanielJones]

Last night it was Funny Face with Fred Astaire & Audrey Hepburn. Rather cute, and a fun way to end a long day.

Cheers!

Dan

 

[KY Gentleman]

"The Killing" with Sterling Hayden and Colleen Gray (1956).
One of Stanley Kubricks early directorial efforts, good heist film.

 

[Feraud]

"The Killing" with Sterling Hayden and Colleen Gray (1956).
One of Stanley Kubricks early directorial efforts, good heist film.

A great heist film. Some say Tarantino was inspired by Kubrick's non-linear storytelling structure for Pulp Fiction.
Did the clown mask look familiar?

 

[KY Gentleman]

A great heist film. Some say Tarantino was inspired by Kubrick's non-linear storytelling structure for Pulp Fiction.
Did the clown mask look familiar?

Its funny but I couldn't help but wonder if Tarantino wasn't HEAVILY influenced by this movie.
The clown mask didn't ring a bell, should it? [huh]

 

[funneman]

The Killing

This great film was on again today. Timothy Carey was at his creepy best in this one. Kubrick's "Kiss of a Killer" was on recently too. I really like those black and white crime dramas from the early fifties. I don't know if it's advances in lenses or film stock or both, but films from that era just have such a great look.

Chaplin's silent classic "Modern Times" was on the other night featuring the beautiful
Paulette Goddard. I laughed all the way through.

One of my all time favorites "Dragnet" was on again this morning too.

"Max Troy, Max Troy, Max Troy!" lol

 

[KY Gentleman]

This great film was on again today.

Did you recognize the clown mask?

 

[GWD]

I just watched The Royal Tenenbaums again.

I love that movie.

 

[Josephine]

I saw Mama Mia! I liked it a lot. Big Miss was surprised I knew all the word to the songs. lol

 

[Feraud]

Its funny but I couldn't help but wonder if Tarantino wasn't HEAVILY influenced by this movie.
The clown mask didn't ring a bell, should it? [huh]

The clown masks the joker crew wears in The Dark Knight are near identical (at least eerily close) to the mask Sterling Hayden wore at the track heist in The Killing.

 

[Starius]

I just watched the 1993 movie, The Cement Garden, based on the Ian McEwan novel. It took me quite awhile to track down.