What Was The Last Movie You Saw? Welcome Cinephiles.

grenade · 12-25-2012, 08:14 PM

We watched "Pitch Perfect." It was a gift from my kid.

Hollylane · 12-25-2012, 09:45 PM

Ice Age Continental Drift...I've watched half of it so far...it's a little wilder than some of the others...

Bleu · 12-25-2012, 09:53 PM

SKYFALL

It's tremendous. If you are a true Bond fan you will adore this film and I'd love to discuss the Aston Martin DB-5!

It's off the hook, bitches.

Katniss · 12-25-2012, 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Bleu

SKYFALL

It's tremendous. If you are a true Bond fan you will adore this film and I'd love to discuss the Aston Martin DB-5!

It's off the hook, bitches.

I agree! "Skyfall" was fab-u-lous! I especially liked the fact (not giving anything away here) that the character of the villain was well developed to the point of almost some sympathy.

"Life of Pi" was torture to sit through. Only the promise of more milkduds got me to sit still.

"Wreck it Ralph" had some adult laughs and not torture to sit through (as some kiddie flicks are). Kids loved it.

Katniss~~

DanzAmazon · 12-30-2012, 03:43 PM

SKYFALL: I loved it as well, and we should talk about that car!

Hmm, well Aston Martin's in general; I love those cars, Aston's and Bugatti's, but I digress.

The Hobbit: Liked it a lot, and I'll probably go see it again in the theatre before it's gone.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bleu

SKYFALL

It's tremendous. If you are a true Bond fan you will adore this film and I'd love to discuss the Aston Martin DB-5!

It's off the hook, bitches.

DamonK · 12-30-2012, 04:14 PM

Saw two movies last night....

What to expect when you're expecting
War horse

ahk · 12-30-2012, 05:30 PM

guilt trip -- I went with my mom. It was funny, full hearted, and good.

TheMerryFairy · 12-31-2012, 05:14 PM

Kinky Boots! I cannot tell you how much I loved that movie. I recommend it highly.

CXanderRun · 12-31-2012, 05:35 PM

The last movie I saw was Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away.

It was a beautiful story although a little confusing at times. Even though it was 3D and normally I can't stand those types of movies I found myself unable to look away even with the people in the metal wheels almost gave me a panic attack.

homoe · 12-31-2012, 06:08 PM

Silver Linning Playbook and Guilt Trip~~

Good for a few yucks but wait till they come out in video. I did see a preview of a movie with Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy called The Heat that looks funny as hell tho

Kobi · 01-01-2013, 10:15 AM

Ruby Sparks

A once famous young novelist with writers block and a lackluster love life, creates and brings to life a woman who inspires his writing and his life.

Simple, magical concept but this does an excellent job exploring relationships, especially in accepting and appreciating people for who they are rather than trying to change them into who and what we want them to be.

Was kind of cute and sweet and painful.

MissItalianDiva · 01-17-2013, 11:47 AM

Last night I had M go by the Redbox on hys way home from work and get this movie TALHOTBLOND....wth we both just stared at eachother with the whole thing...super disturbing but good and based on a true story which makes it even more disturbing.

Talon · 01-17-2013, 11:54 AM

Last night I saw the new "Texas Chainsaw" movie in 3-D.

I liked it because they didn't re-tell the same old, and tired story...it was more of a continuation of the original film from the 1970's.

MsM · 01-17-2013, 11:59 AM

Les Misérables.

I loved it, I've seen it on and off broadway probably 5 times now. I have been signing the entire musical since I was 17. It's my all time favorite musical.

I hear what everyone is saying, and was disappointed with Crowe's singing. However I felt like they all did a good job considering they aren't professional singers, and they did it all live. Even Crowe worked well with what he had, even if he did destroy Stars and it broke my heart a little

Loved Eponine, who has always been my favorite. She nailed the part.

Before that I saw the Hobbit on Xmas.

One of my favorite books, I was underwhelmed by the movie. Don't know if its cause of all the extra bits they put in there, or how they moved stuff around, or it's just a case of I've seen dwarfs and hobbits already - you don't impress me now. Either way I was not real happy with the movie as a whole.

TheDreadPirateRoberts · 01-17-2013, 12:29 PM

the art of getting by......rlly enjoyed that one ....

cinnamongrrl · 01-17-2013, 01:49 PM

we are watching "Peggy Sue Got Married" right now. We needed a feel good movie...

tonaderspeisung · 01-18-2013, 06:59 PM

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Originally Posted by MsMarla

Before that I saw the Hobbit on Xmas.

One of my favorite books, I was underwhelmed by the movie. Don't know if its cause of all the extra bits they put in there, or how they moved stuff around, or it's just a case of I've seen dwarfs and hobbits already - you don't impress me now. Either way I was not real happy with the movie as a whole.

i was less than impressed as well
the whole i'm just a hobbit wha wha wha followed by a fantastical action scene and repeated over and over for 3hrs was exhausting and the story didn't go anywhere - to be continued....
golem was a highlight but that might be on account of my brain picturing him with honey boo boo's face

Ginger · 01-18-2013, 11:37 PM

I've started a new ritual for myself, Friday Movie Night. I start to get excited, on Thursday. On Friday, as soon as I get to work, I pick a movie, get the ticket on Fandango and bolt out of the office at 5.

For the last three weeks I've seen Life of Pi (liked the book better, but also enjoyed the movie), Lincoln (Tony Kushner's screenplay, the elevated 19th-century dialogue, is TOTALLY natural, incredibly engaging; Daniel Day Lewis if fucking riveting, incredibly diminutive and forceful at the same time while Sally Fields is absolutely chilling and believable as Mary Todd), and Django (as I wrote on the gun thread, I think the NRA will love it, because it will excite people to acquire a stash of guns out of either racism or because they think it makes them a sexy bad ass).

Of the three I definitely appreciated Lincoln the most.

Delish · 01-19-2013, 12:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Talon

Last night I saw the new "Texas Chainsaw" movie in 3-D.

I liked it because they didn't re-tell the same old, and tired story...it was more of a continuation of the original film from the 1970's.

I agree but to me it needed more 3D action.

Sparkle · 01-19-2013, 06:31 AM

I saw 'Life of Pi' last weekend, it is a beautifully made film and I'm glad I saw it in the cinema. I didn't mind the 3D either (I don't usually enjoy 3D in live action films, because they make me queasy).

I loved the book, and as is the norm, the film didnt convey the depth of the book; but despite that it is a beautiful film that stands on its own.

This long weekend we're going to see 'Silver Lining Playbook'.
And I am going to try to get to see either 'The Impossible' (which I'm somewhat dreading but completely compelled to see) or 'Anna Karenina'.

01-01-2013, 10:15 AM	#11
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01-17-2013, 11:59 AM	#14
MsM Junior Member How Do You Identify?: Femme Leather Dyke Preferred Pronoun?: Her, She, Lady, Ms, and sometimes babygirl :) Relationship Status: Taken Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Austin, TX Posts: 94 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 61 Thanked 451 Times in 83 Posts Rep Power: 4048550	Les Misérables. I loved it, I've seen it on and off broadway probably 5 times now. I have been signing the entire musical since I was 17. It's my all time favorite musical. I hear what everyone is saying, and was disappointed with Crowe's singing. However I felt like they all did a good job considering they aren't professional singers, and they did it all live. Even Crowe worked well with what he had, even if he did destroy Stars and it broke my heart a little Loved Eponine, who has always been my favorite. She nailed the part. Before that I saw the Hobbit on Xmas. One of my favorite books, I was underwhelmed by the movie. Don't know if its cause of all the extra bits they put in there, or how they moved stuff around, or it's just a case of I've seen dwarfs and hobbits already - you don't impress me now. Either way I was not real happy with the movie as a whole. __________________ What is hidden is more interesting than what is obvious.

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12-25-2012, 08:14 PM	#1
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Bleu Senior Member How Do You Identify?: Bleu Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: @ home Posts: 2,771 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 2,565 Thanked 2,699 Times in 733 Posts Rep Power: 21474852	SKYFALL It's tremendous. If you are a true Bond fan you will adore this film and I'd love to discuss the Aston Martin DB-5! It's off the hook, bitches.

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01-17-2013, 11:47 AM	#12
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Ginger Senior Member How Do You Identify?: Femme lesbian Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: East coast Posts: 2,416 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 5,829 Thanked 12,295 Times in 2,057 Posts Rep Power: 21474852	I've started a new ritual for myself, Friday Movie Night. I start to get excited, on Thursday. On Friday, as soon as I get to work, I pick a movie, get the ticket on Fandango and bolt out of the office at 5. For the last three weeks I've seen Life of Pi (liked the book better, but also enjoyed the movie), Lincoln (Tony Kushner's screenplay, the elevated 19th-century dialogue, is TOTALLY natural, incredibly engaging; Daniel Day Lewis if fucking riveting, incredibly diminutive and forceful at the same time while Sally Fields is absolutely chilling and believable as Mary Todd), and Django (as I wrote on the gun thread, I think the NRA will love it, because it will excite people to acquire a stash of guns out of either racism or because they think it makes them a sexy bad ass). Of the three I definitely appreciated Lincoln the most.