The new Woody Allen movie, To Rome With Love.

It was amusing enough, I guess. Very stylized.

the last movie i stayed away for at home was Mystic River.....Ive been trying to watch Simon Birch forever.....still havent seen it all the way through...lol the last movie I saw in the theater (or drive in actually) was the new Batman movie....and Dark Shadows..... :)

1949
 

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Very good movie, I heard alot about this one....

We just got back from a couple's resort in the Poconos where we ordered "Sherlock Holmes a Game of Shadows"...which was outstanding...

Oh, and then we purchased the 24 hour unlimited porn package (On Friday AND Saturday :blush: ) which also had its own cinematic value...

(Not sure if that applies to my cinephile cred but we did have one heck of a weekend...)

Dark Knight Rises...

I just saw that movie tonight & it was awesome :)

Cold Comfort Farm
~not as good as the book but quite funny

A Fighting Chance

This movie can be watched on Hulu for free.
Kyle is a huge inspiration to me. Despite prejudices, hatred, etc., he fought every step of the way for what he wanted to achieve in life.

Description A Fighting Chance is a vivid, character-driven story unlike any before it. The documentary follows the inspiring story of Kyle Maynard, born with only three major joints: a neck and two shoulders. Not only has he learned to live life independently and without prosthetics, Kyle is now the author of the New York Times bestseller No Excuses and has been featured on The Oprah Winfrey Show, Larry King Live and Good Morning America. With plans of fighting in an official Mixed Martial Arts match – a highly controversial and dangerous goal - the film brings us to ask the question: what is a disability and should there be regulations against MMA fighting when such high risk is involved? The film ends with the climactic fight that will change Kyle's life forever.

http://www.hulu.com/watch/170590

Winter Passing

I was surprised to see Ed Harris in this type of role. Overall the movie tried too hard to be quirky despite the depth of the subject matter. 3.5 M budget, but only grossed 101K; that should say something.

Best quote in the movie: "I just can't believe this is the same man who told his six-year-old daughter that Christmas was a Republican capitalistic conspiracy created by the Hallmark Corporation and that, if Jesus were alive today he'd be down in Nicaragua rallying the Sandinistas. Grace Away." -Reese Holden

People like us.

Loved it!

Got a couple of movies from Redbox the other night. We watched...

Mirror, Mirror (with Julia Roberts)
and
Wanderlust (with Jennifer Anniston)

Mirror, Mirror was kinda cutesy, and Wanderlust was alright. Both of them were good movies to watch if you didn't want anything too deep :)

I watched John Carter with ONLY's son the other day. I thought it was a fantastic adventure story.

We all watched Hachi together. WOW it was an amazing story of one dog's loyalty to his owner and based on true events. It really got me thinking how lucky we are that our 4 legged critters adore us so unconditionally. I needed a few Kleenex. *blush*

ONLY and I watched Dorian Gray together. It was spooky and even a bit erotic. I liked the combo. :)

Recently saw a campy exploitation film from the 70's called the "Switchblade Sisters" very interesting. It inspired Quentin Tarantino to make "Kill Bill" movies which I'm not a huge fan of. Definitely a great cult classic though I'm sure.

Finally got to see this.....We liked it.
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TED. I found it crude and stupid.

Saw a movie tonight called "The Future" an independent film

Description: The cinematic translation involves a couple in their mid 30s, Sophie (Miranda July) and Jason (Hamish Linklater), whose relationship is on the rocks, and their plans to adopt an injured cat, Paw Paw.[5] When the couple decides to adopt the stray cat, their perspective on life changes radically, testing their faith in each other and themselves.


It is an odd movie but entertaining nonetheless.

Lord have mercy
 

Thank the Goat Gods it was only a week!! Other than that I loved the cinematography! I did not think Williams favored Monroe at all, shrug kind of hard to replicate an original.

The Campaign

Eh... It wasn't as funny as I thought, but maybe I wasn't in the right mood. Some parts were really funny though :-)

A thousand words
 

Sad, leaky face movies..
 

"War Horse"

We are going to have to watch it again because I depressed everyone with


It's a hard one to watch but the acting is phenomenal the kid is amazing!

watched two movies an hr apart
the first was paranormal activity 3, it was awsome freaky if ur mind goes haywire (me) lol
the second was animal kingdom, it was a crime story i just really saw the cover of the dvd case and grabed it :blush: but it was interesting not much action but interesting.

I just joined NetFlix and ordered I Love You, Phillip Morris.

Loved it!

I'm looking to this thread for more movie ideas, so thanks everyone for sharing your opinions.

The Secretary
 

This one may not suit everyone's taste. I haven't seen it for quite a while and just put it on hold to see again. It's from 2002 and oddly, it's described as a comedy, a drama and a romance, which is accurate and why I liked it.

Fantastic film.

I saw Bourne Legacy over the weekend. As a general action flick it was fun.

If you're looking for continuity with the first three, not so much.

In the first ones the protagonists search for his past and the meaning in it gave it focus. In this one that isn't even part of the story, now it's just a hunt for the next fix. (Won't add anything else that would be a spoiler, that much can be gleaned from the trailer).

Great mountaineering photos, shooting stuff, blowing stuff up, and a good motorcycle chase make it fun escapism though.

:movieguy:

Friday Night
 

- boyofweather says it was ok, not a favorite, we need to read the book.

I was like :| and got bored, I know I know shame on me cause it's such a popular flick. I preferred "Lord of the Flies" if we are using children in a barbaric manner...

Just posting this for fun :)
 

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Beautiful Boxer

Last night on Netflix... the life of a transgender tai boxer. I enjoyed for both the storyline and the tai boxing.

I think I'll check that out.

"Hunger Games" was the most recent movie I have seen. Considering that I don't watch tv and this was the only movie I've seen in 3 months, I am irritated that it didn't go deeper.

It was ok...like "Meh, entertaining" but it totally snoozed on the class issues of richer districts having kids who didn't have to put their names in 100s of times due to taking extra food. I think they really could have done something there if they would have gone deeper.

My housemates are watching the Two Towers. I caught a few glimpses while I was eating. Love those films. Did The Hobbit ever come out? I am so out of touch.

I watched Safehouse with ONLY last night. It was lots and lots of action, shooting and explosions.

And I ADMIT that I'm the one who picked it out! :p