What Was The Last Movie You Watched?

[Greyryder]

I think I watched Mansquito, once. I don't remember much, so it's possible I changed channels. Or, it just wasn't very memorable.

That, or I'm actively repressing the memory.:eeek:

 

[Wally_Hood]

You all are going into Plan 9 with too high expectations. It is just a typical 50s horror film. It ain't War and Peace. lol lol

Be it far from me to ever disagree with jamespowers, but Plan 9 is not a typical 50s horror film. A typical 50s horror film, even the most underfunded, underdirected, and just plain badly acted, is better than Plan 9. Think of The Crawling Eye, or Lost Continent; as bad as they were, they were still more bearable than Plan 9.

Yeah, Robot Monster and No Survivors, Please are in the running, but Plan 9 set the bar pretty low for bad movies...

 

[jamespowers]

 

[Gregg Axley]

Be it far from me to ever disagree with jamespowers, but Plan 9 is not a typical 50s horror film. A typical 50s horror film, even the most underfunded, underdirected, and just plain badly acted, is better than Plan 9. Think of The Crawling Eye, or Lost Continent; as bad as they were, they were still more bearable than Plan 9.

Yeah, Robot Monster and No Survivors, Please are in the running, but Plan 9 set the bar pretty low for bad movies...

Lost Continent isn't bad.
Of course now we know what Beaver's dad did, when he went to work everyday.
He apparently was an explorer.
Fred Rutherford's statement of "see you at the salt mines" was just a cover!

 

[Touchofevil]

Dark Passage on TCM.

 

[jamespowers]

Be it far from me to ever disagree with jamespowers, but Plan 9 is not a typical 50s horror film. A typical 50s horror film, even the most underfunded, underdirected, and just plain badly acted, is better than Plan 9. Think of The Crawling Eye, or Lost Continent; as bad as they were, they were still more bearable than Plan 9.

Yeah, Robot Monster and No Survivors, Please are in the running, but Plan 9 set the bar pretty low for bad movies...

To each his own but I would rather watch Plan 9 than The Abyss or Ishtar.

 

[jamespowers]

Lost Continent isn't bad.
Of course now we know what Beaver's dad did, when he went to work everyday.
He apparently was an explorer.
Fred Rutherford's statement of "see you at the salt mines" was just a cover!

Ward was The Man.

 

[Gregg Axley]

Ward was The Man.

 

[HoosierDaddy]

Ward was The Man.

Beaver was The Boy.

 

[Worf]

"Undercover Brother" - Some REALLY funny parts in this one.

Worf

 

[jamespowers]

Beaver was The Boy.

No, Wally was The Boy.

 

[Seth Duzan]

Blade: Trinity... Some clever one liners delivered by Ryan Reynolds...

 

[hatguy1]

"Jesus of Nazareth", preparing for Lent.


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[Touchofevil]

Prometheus. I really like this movie.

 

[Gregg Axley]

Batman-The Mask Of The Phantasm.
Awesome movie, as it stayed true to the series, with the dark deco look, the music, and a well written plot.

 

[vintageTink]

"Jesus of Nazareth", preparing for Lent.


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The one with Max Von Sydow and Ernest Borgnine?

A friend of mine watches "The Passion of the Christ" at Easter. I bawl all the way through it.

 

[rjb1]

Ward also helped John Agar deal with "The Mole People".

 

[dh66]

Tonight I covered all the bases with a double header.
First was "King of the Zombies". No hot topic wearing brain eating walking dead geek sh*t.... it was VOODOO!!! And a secret Germany's WWII-era leadership plan too. It's from 1941 so you know it's the real deal.
After that was flying saucer and Patricia Neal time. "The Day the Earth Stood Still". The 1951 classic version.


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[Stearmen]

No, Wally was The Boy.

You guys can have the boys, I'll take June!

 

[hatguy1]

The one with Max Von Sydow and Ernest Borgnine?

A friend of mine watches "The Passion of the Christ" at Easter. I bawl all the way through it.

Yes, that's the one. It's the one we start with and "The Passion of the Christ" is the one we finish with.