What film did you watch last night?

[Vonhelmet]

i can see Joseph Gordon-Levitt becoming very big in the future, even if his part in Inception was a little off.

I'm convinced his part in Inception was written with a view to Heath Ledger playing the role.

 

[sid]

Last film for me was the lives of others. Really enjoyed that especially as I learned a lot about the STASI during my german A level. I would reccomended good bye lenin as well to people who are interested in east german life.

I'm looking forward to the tourist which is by the same director

 

[aceface57]

Just back from watching The way Back, was pretty good I think, not the happiest but a good film.

 

[ferret face]

Lost in Translation.

Man, I love this film. Something about it that really clicks. 10/10.

£3.99 on iTunes at the moment too.

I watched this the other night and totally agree, theres something about it that makes it one of my favourite films 10/10

 

[explicit4u]

A few 'classics' :

Se7en
The Usual Suspects
Heat
Monsters Ball
Taxi Driver

 

[Tummy]

All great films and they include some amazing peices of film making.

I promise I'll do a bit post about what I've been watching

I'll just tell you I watched Toy Story 3 on Blu Ray today, amazing looking film and an amazing film as well

One of the best trilogy's (spelling) ever made, behind The Lord of the Rings

 

[Plainsong]

The Darjeeling Limited. Enjoyed it. Odd

 

[Vonhelmet]

Tron Legacy. Great effects and style, and the story was passable enough. Olivia Wilde is gorgeous, too, which helps.

Must see the original one of these days...

 

[nands]

9 Songs - I had been aware of the film for a while (it being controversial and all) but never bothered to find out more until seeing a few more things by Michael Winterbottom, most recently The Trip. I was disappointed by this film really, I just felt sorry for the bloke as she did not seem to have any feelings for him at all after he declares his love for her and cooks several meals for her. Very short film with a lot of sex in it - controversial for being un-simulated. Liked the Antarctic scenes though. 2/5

 

[OriginalJonty]

Raiders of The Lost Ark. 9/10

 

[Guerrilla]

Watched Serenity last night after watching Firefly over the prior 3 nights... Doesn't get any better than that!

 

[Muzy]

Ultramarines 2010
8/10
excellent animation / action

 

[aceface57]

Finally got round to watching Blade Runner last night, pretty decent film. Looking to read the book now I think.

 

[zootfloot]

Indiana Jones and the Raiders of The Lost Ark.

Was on BBC HD and i have to say that it looked great, easily the best of all the indian jones movies in my opinion.

9/10

 

[Jingo...]

Bridge to Terabithia. Yes I cried.

My girlfriend and I sat down to watch this the other day as we fancied something light-hearted after a difficult week and thought an unheard of Disney film would fit that bill...

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She sobbed and sobbed for what was pretty much the final 45 minutes! I was more shocked than sad and couldn't believe that content would exist in the film! Emotionally stressful but a great story

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Last night I watched...

Chaos

A standard Statham-esque film full of cheesey one-liners, explosions and plenty of 'ard graftin comon lads wheyyy shoota son' banter. It's a fairly well constructed thriller, well suited to its target audience and a perfect no-brainer accompaniment to... let's say... curry.

5.5/10

 

[Grandmaster Fap!]

Rambo 7/10, decent action and masses of gore....quality

 

[jaws104]

Decided to give inception another go....still pants

 

[Jingo...]

What didn't you like about it ?

 

[Quint]

Devil - Wasn't very imprest, kind of felt like a late 80's early nineties movie. Avoid!

 

[Makunouchi]

The Darjeeling Limited. Enjoyed it. Odd

One of my favourite films You should check out some of Wes Andersons other films if you haven't already, they are pretty much all excellent.

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0027572/