What film did you watch last night?

Watched 'Munich' last night. Too long, drawn out and pretty boring. I understand it was a drama and not an action and Spielberg was trying to stay truthful to the events but it didn't do it for me.
Can understand why people like it though, just not for me.
 
Inglorious ******** and The Wrestler

Both were enjoyable 8/10

City Island was ok made me laugh and not just because the chic was huuggeeeeeeeee 6.5/10
 
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7/10. Classic.
 
Nzyme said:
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.

A brilliant piece of film making !
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Moses99p said:
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One flew over is amazing! The book and film have their own special place in my heart.

Regarding your point moses, I liked the ending, tired of the happy clappy endings.

I watched AGITATOR last night, seriously great film making my Takashi miike! Heartbreaking, comedic and violent... ripping out all the emotions. Although I prefered a bitter sweet life this is still a great film.
 
WeOwnTheSky said:
Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea.

Fantastic. Amazing Studio Ghibli animation. 9/10

Going to check out more of their stuff but sadly not much of it on iTunes.
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Howl's Moving Castle is one of my favourite movies of all time. I didn't mind Spirited Away but never finished it. Princess Mononoke is the other big one. As for Howl though, definitely give it a go.

Will check out Ponyo on your recommendation.
 
Oh, last night i watched The Golden Compass.

I apologise for any typing mitakes but I gouged out my eyes. Never read the books. Wont bother now.
 
zootfloot said:
Just finished watching The Prestige

I think i spoiled it for myself a bit because i spent the last hour of the film trying to figure out what the ending was going to be....i failed.

I would give it a very enjoyable 8/10
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One of my all time favourite films :)

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I watched Toy Story 3 last night :)

9/10 - Probably not 10 because I drunk too much before and during the movie and therefore needed a wee for about the last hour of it but didn't want to go because it continually hits you with new things :p
 
Inception.

Stunning, just stunning. And it might be the first film I ever see twice at the cinema, and that is saying something.
 
The Boat That Rocked - enjoyable enough with some good charaters and a stunning soundtrack (based on pirate radio in the '60's by Richard Curtis). 3/5
 
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