The last film you watched...

Dead & Breakfast.

REALLY dumb, silly Zombie movie,,, bad bad bad acting, like a bunch of porn stars got lost on the way to the set one day and ended up on the zombie movie lot.

 

High Fidelity again - brilliant wee movie!

 

Puffball.

Awful.

 

dodgeball

 

Captain America!

/nerd

 

13 Assassins - I liked it the first time, when it was called Seven Samurai, and when it was directed by Akira Kurosawa. I guess the Japanese film industry is trying to starve out its original screen writers too.

 

"Kaboom", it was pretty good ide watch it again

 

One of the worst films I've ever seen.

 

127 hours.

Not as bad as I thought it would be.

 

Learn to love your pee. =)

The Inbetweeners is an awesome film as well.

 

They've made that into a film? I hope beyond hope they've included the bus wankers scene, it's just amazing. I mean, to shout the words "bus wankers" and to then celebrate the randomness of shouting the words "bus wankers" and to question where those words ("bus wankers") came from, while some people are sitting in a car. Classic television which I immensely enjoy.

 

Hobo With A Shotgun. and man was that terrible.

 

That's the last film I saw and it was fucking amazing :2thumbsup:

 

i sell the dead werid english movie

 

Irreversible.
I waved it off as over the top and too outlandish the first time I saw it, and turned it off like 25 mins in. However after watching it several times since, I think it may be one of the greatest movies I have ever seen. Not for the faint of heart.

It may be my new favorite film.

 

Cloverfield-okayish
Sum of all Fears-good
Supernova-okay if there isn't anything else to watch
Blood Diamond-very good but sad
Spider Man 2-forgettable
peace
Delfynasa

 

Fire In Babylon

I really enjoyed it, remembering Holding, Marshall, Garner, Roberts and Croft.

they took apart every side they played, pure devastation.

and Viv Richards was The Man, he still comes across with that fire in his belly, a true legend.

 

:2thumbsup:

Periless I have one I just saw the other day and it has just immediately gone right into my top 10-perhaps you've even seen it?--- it was adapted to the screen from the play- HOUSE OF YES - with indie goddess Parker Posey in the best performance of her life- this movie, for me , was utterly electrifying, haunting, characters (particularly posey's, the mother's and posey's twin brother) so profoundly complex, and the dialogue and sharp and unremittingly tense and clever and tense as anything I've ever experienced. This movie gives your soul goosebumps- a MUST SEE!!

 

King Kong-humans suck;hated the last line that beauty is what really killed the beast...paraphrasing there anyway the beauty didn't kill the 'beast', the bullets and human greed and stupidity did him in!
peace
Delfynasa

 

27 Dresses

utter tosh. God I'm getting desperate