What Was The Last Movie You Watched?

[jamespowers]

Husband watched"The Hunger Games". Does that count?

No.

 

[Gregg Axley]

I'm playing those now.

H.G. Wells The Time Machine (1960) is on.
I've seen this numerous times, but it's still fascinating to me.
The ability to go back in time, make a law that all hippies must bathe, so James wouldn't have such a bad view of them nowdays.

 

[vintageTink]

No.

I watched a minute of it. So "The Hunger games."

 

[Formeruser012523]

I watched a minute of it. So "The Hunger games."

I'm sorry.

 

[Touchofevil]

I'm playing those now.

H.G. Wells The Time Machine (1960) is on.
I've seen this numerous times, but it's still fascinating to me.
The ability to go back in time, make a law that all hippies must bathe, so James wouldn't have such a bad view of them nowdays.

On TCM.

Sadly, it would not work as hippies don't abide by the laws of The Man.

 

[Gregg Axley]

On TCM.

Sadly, it would not work as hippies don't abide by the laws of The Man.

Forgot about that.
I could go back in time, and talk to Garcia and The Grateful Dirty.
Inspire them to write a song "Washin."
"Washin and I'm really clean, just washin...off that dirty sheen, my old lady helped me scrub and there's a ring around the tub, but I just keep washin oooooooon."
Could have been played a lot on Classic Vinyl or Classic Rewind.
Of course Led Zeppelin recorded the Rain Song, but they didn't mention hippies actually standing in it.

 

[celestial]

The Ghost And The Darkness - I realize that the script may have only been in the same building as a history book but I still like this movie a lot.

He he, yeah. For example, the character that Michael Douglas played was completely fictional. Historical inaccuracies aside though, this still remains one of my favourite films. And that soundtrack!

[video=youtube;7LuTkoRnG7g]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LuTkoRnG7g[/video]

Husband watched"The Hunger Games". Does that count?

Tell him to watch Battle Royale. It's the vastly superior film that The Hunger Games is based on.

 

[jamespowers]

On TCM.

Sadly, it would not work as hippies don't abide by the laws of The Man.

They aren't human much less men. :doh:

 

[vintageTink]

Tell him to watch Battle Royale. It's the vastly superior film that The Hunger Games is based on.

Will do!

 

[esteban68]

"Anall nathrach, oorfas bethud, dorhiel dienvay" top film Excalibur, I've not seen that one in years!

I've just been watching 'Damsel in Distress' c1937
...great film despite the awful 'English' acccents!

 

[Two Types]

'The Ware Case' (1938) (See my review on my blog about British films - Rank & File: A British Cinema Blog)

... see the 'show us their suits' thread

 

[Hunt49]

Casino Royale! Woody Allen was great.

 

[jamespowers]

 

[Touchofevil]

Argo

 

[wdw]

Just watched "Arabesque" with Sophia Loren and Gregory Peck, filmed in 1965 on location in England, and at the risk of sounding shallow, I can't imagine that a more beautiful woman has ever walked this planet.

Developing my observations of Sophia’s stunning looks in this film, I’ve just been reading numerous reviews and the gist is that this was indeed her finest hour in terms of displaying her transcendent, luminescent, goddess-like beauty. Can you tell I’m smitten?

 

[jamespowers]

Just watched "Arabesque" with Sophia Loren and Gregory Peck, filmed in 1965 on location in England, and at the risk of sounding shallow, I can't imagine that a more beautiful woman has ever walked this planet.

Developing my observations of Sophia’s stunning looks in this film, I’ve just been reading numerous reviews and the gist is that this was indeed her finest hour in terms of displaying her transcendent, luminescent, goddess-like beauty. Can you tell I’m smitten?

Hmmmm...

 

[esteban68]

I'd go with that WDW!

 

[Giftmacher]

Russian mini-series Shtrafbat (2004)

 

[Worf]

Will do!

"Hunger Games" is for tweens... but decent. "Battle Royale" is quite simply a mind-blower. Those Japanese teens truly put the fear in me. Somebody'd been an High School before they wrote that one.

Worf

 

[Wally_Hood]

First Men in the Moon (1964). Saw it at the movies when a kid; now with dvr technology I can pick up on the angles, cuts, special effects, and what not that I had been trying to remember. Had to Google "selenites" in order to discover that it was a word based on Selena, the moon goddess.

Full Disclosure: I fast forwarded through a lot of the set up and quirky characterizations in the first half.