What Was The Last Movie You Watched?

[jamespowers]

lol
Yup.. I do.
(plastic surgery and whatnot..)

By the way.. noticed how "beauty" is more "surgery" than "nature" now? Hm..

:rofl:

Yes, in today's movies, the way they looks seems to be part of the fiction.

 

[W-D Forties]

Harry Potter Pt 7. Not bad, too short to do justice to all the minor characters who we've come to know and love along the way. I admit I cried a little bit, but so did my kids!

 

[1961MJS]

Hi, I watched Mogambo with Clark Gable. Great Movie. I actually liked Ava Gardner's part pretty well.

Later

 

[Tiller]

Out of the Past.

 

[dhermann1]

Ditto. What a flick. Mitchum at his best.

 

[Miss Golightly]

Les Demoiselles de Rochefort

 

[Stray Cat]

:rofl:

Yes, in today's movies, the way they looks seems to be part of the fiction.

Well said!
(I guess when you pay the ticket, you help them buy more "beauty") ;p

Out of the Past.

Robert Mitchum.. yes.. It's on my "to watch as soon as possible" list.

 

[hellsbellslolly]

I watched Troll Hunter which is a Norwegian film, its really good, definately worth a watch.
I mainly watch films instead of tv, The Family Stone is a very good film also. SJP is this rather awkward individual but throughout the film she grows on you. Its a sad one, though really really moving towards the end. Bit like the Notebook that it will have you reaching for the tissues.

 

[Neophyte]

The last four films I have seen, all for my "Invention of Cinema" course, were Baby Face, Birth of a Nation, Charlie Chaplin's The Kid, and Nanook of the North.

 

[Sam Craig]

The last four films I have seen, all for my "Invention of Cinema" course, were Baby Face, Birth of a Nation, Charlie Chaplin's The Kid, and Nanook of the North.

Chaplin is incredible.
His face when they take the little boy away is what motion pictures are all about.
What a great movie!
I hope you got to see them on the big screen.

Sam

 

[hatophile]

The last four films I have seen, all for my "Invention of Cinema" course, were Baby Face, Birth of a Nation, Charlie Chaplin's The Kid, and Nanook of the North.

I loved courses like that in school!

 

[Formeruser012523]

LOVED The Kid!! That's one of the few Chaplin films I don't own. But the best, IMO.

 

[Wally_Hood]

FYI, it looks like Kevin Brownlow's Hollywood series is available on You Tube. I watched part of first episode the other day. I can't find it on dvd, evidently due to complicated film rights. It ran on PBS a couple of decades ago, and I've been trying buy it ever since.

 

[chanteuseCarey]

watched the first 1/3 or so of Master and Commander up at the Mr.'s vacation home. Will finish it next time we are there.

 

[juggles]

Recently saw Kubrick's "Path's of Glory" for the first time.

 

[LocktownDog]

Wild Target

Not bad, decent enough to while away a couple of hours.

 

[Edward]

Wild Target

Not bad, decent enough to while away a couple of hours.

I bought the DVD of that one - purely because I'm an Imelda May fan.

 

[jamespowers]

Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

 

[Formeruser012523]

The Proposal.

I recommend NOT watching movies on FX. Especially movies with "hosts". It was probably barely a two hour movie. After commercials and hosts, the thing was THREE HOURS!! Not worth it. Even with Betty White.

*sigh* I just can't seem to be happy with a movie lately. lol

 

[fortworthgal]

^ I despise those "hosted" movies! I know exactly what you're talking about - the wannabe witty banter during commercials... annoying.

I watched "Hollywoodland" for the umpteenth million time last night.