What Was The Last Movie You Watched?

[Trixie]

The last movie I watched was Midnight in Paris which I think is so cute but everyone I show it to dozes off!

 

[Miss Golightly]

Shed Your Tears & Walk Away - here's the trailer for this sad, honest & painful documentary:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBsURhlQbEo

 

[jamespowers]

I have to agree.

I can't even look at the still scene without laughing.

 

[AtomicEraTom]

But it looks good on you, though!
My favorite line from the whole film.

What? No. Nothing compares to Caddyshack---especially this scene:
[video=youtube_share;171FURqSIQc]http://youtu.be/171FURqSIQc[/video]

 

[jamespowers]

But it looks good on you, though!
My favorite line from the whole film.

:rofl:
Not this one:
[video=youtube_share;5dgxzItaQzw]http://youtu.be/5dgxzItaQzw[/video]

 

[DNO]

Shed Your Tears & Walk Away - here's the trailer for this sad, honest & painful documentary:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBsURhlQbEo

Allow me to say, Miss, that I always look forward to your movie posting. You always seem to find the most interesting flics. In my case I just watched Carve Her Name With Pride with Virginia McKenna and Paul Scofield.

 

[wahine]

Moonrise Kingdom - strange but wonderful. I watched it without knowing what's it about, and that was just the right thing to do.
Like a wonderful trip
(ambiguity intended)

 

[ThesFlishThngs]

Just finishing "De Lovely", which I've not seen in a few years. I'd forgotten how poignant it is, especially with snippets of the Murphy's story woven through the narrative. Now I feel the need to don a 20s frock & go have drinks with beautiful people. After I powder my red nose.

 

[JAVIER]

:rofl:
Not this one:
[video=youtube_share;5dgxzItaQzw]http://youtu.be/5dgxzItaQzw[/video]

Rodney Dangerfield was great! Best Golf movie IMHO.

 

[Miss Golightly]

Allow me to say, Miss, that I always look forward to your movie posting. You always seem to find the most interesting flics. In my case I just watched Carve Her Name With Pride with Virginia McKenna and Paul Scofield.

Thank you DNO!

The last movie I saw was Somewhere in Time.....

 

[rue]

Thank you DNO!

The last movie I saw was Somewhere in Time.....

I love that movie

 

[Miss Golightly]

I love that movie

It was a lovely movie - someone else on the FL had recommended it so I'm glad I got a chance to watch it.

 

[Doctor Strange]

Hey, I love it too. Sure, it's essentially romantic drivel. But it's very effective romantic drivel, and the leads are so gorgeous! And John Barry's moving Rachmaninoff-based score helps it enormously.

Besides, anything based on the writings of Richard Matheson is worth seeing. (Look him up: you'll be amazed how many great SF/fantasy projects he's responsible for - several wonderful Twilight Zone episodes, The Incredible Shrinking Man, I Am Legend/The Omega Man, the Roger Corman Poe films, Spielberg's Duel, etc.)

 

[Miss Golightly]

Hey, I love it too. Sure, it's essentially romantic drivel. But it's very effective romantic drivel, and the leads are so gorgeous! And John Barry's moving Rachmaninoff-based score helps it enormously.

You can't beat a bit of romantic drivel from time to time - I would take that any day over those ghastly RomComs that Hollywood spews out these days.

And you are right about the leads in the movie - they were so incredibly gorgeous!

 

[jamespowers]

It was a lovely movie - someone else on the FL had recommended it so I'm glad I got a chance to watch it.

I might have mentioned it once or twice around here but I am sure others have as well. It isn't complete romantic dreck like Love Story. That was just plain unwatchable.
It had a Bond Girl in it so it can't be totally bad.

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

It isn't complete romantic dreck like Love Story.

You know it's got to be drivel if it has Algore's fingerprints all over it. Barely noticeable in Somewhere in Time is Tim Kazurinski (SCTV, SNL, and the Police Academy movies) as the 1912 photographer who takes the photograph of Jane Seymour.

 

[jamespowers]

You know it's got to be drivel if it has Algore's fingerprints all over it. Barely noticeable in Somewhere in Time is Tim Kazurinski (SCTV, SNL, and the Police Academy movies) as the 1912 photographer who takes the photograph of Jane Seymour.

:rofl:

 

[DNO]

Watched Beneath Hill 60 again. Well worth a second view.

 

[rue]

Take This Waltz

 

[jamespowers]

Take This Waltz

:eeek: