Last Movie You Watched

[Karl Henning]

The Thing From Another World (1951)

First I ever watched it. Cool.

Neighbors (1981)

The first I've seen it since it opened in the cinema;  I under-appreciated it then.

[André]

The Thing From Another World (1951)

First I ever watched it. Cool.

I saw that on the telly when I was little. I was scared witless  . It's actually an excellent film. Saw it again as an adult, still gave me the creeps. Music by Dimitri Tiomkin.

[Karl Henning]

I saw that on the telly when I was little. I was scared witless  . It's actually an excellent film. Saw it again as an adult, still gave me the creeps. Music by Dimitri Tiomkin.

Aye, between my having become a fan of the John Carpenter remake, and the Tiomkin score, it was high time I watched it!

[Karl Henning]

And, because I find it a great way to hit Life's Pause Button for four hours:

Dances With Wolves

[SonicMan46]

And, because I find it a great way to hit Life's Pause Button for four hours:

Dances With Wolves

Hi Karl - a fav of mine!   Own the 20th Anniversary BD below - BUT, for those interested in Native American history, I can strongly recommend the documentary narrated by Kevin Costner '500 Nations' - 4 DVDs w/ 8 episodes + a CD-ROM - the CGI recreations of the Native civilizations going back to the Aztecs are just superb.  Dave

 

[Karl Henning]

Hi Karl - a fav of mine!   Own the 20th Anniversary BD below - BUT, for those interested in Native American history, I can strongly recommend the documentary narrated by Kevin Costner '500 Nations' - 4 DVDs w/ 8 episodes + a CD-ROM - the CGI recreations of the Native civilizations going back to the Aztecs are just superb.  Dave

 

Cheers, Dave!

[greg]

And, because I find it a great way to hit Life's Pause Button for four hours:

Dances With Wolves

Seriously, that one took like 3 or 4 days to finish in one of my high school history classes.

[Karl Henning]

Seriously, that one took like 3 or 4 days to finish in one of my high school history classes.

Not how I would suggest viewing it.  Kinda sounds like a lazy teacher, too.

[ritter]

Luigi Zampa's 1954 film adaptation of Alberto Moravia's La Romana, starting a very young Gina Lollobrigida.

[Karl Henning]

Last night, I went ahead and watched Neighbors (1981) again

[Kaga2]

Last night, I went ahead and watched Neighbors (1981) again

The only way one can glimpse a neighbor nowadays.

[Karl Henning]

The only way one can glimpse a neighbor nowadays.

(* chortle *)

[Karl Henning]

Annie Hall "I'll have the alfalfa sprouts and a plate of mashed yeast."

[Kaga2]

I'll have the alfalfa sprouts and a plate of mashed yeast.

Damn but am I glad we bought a freezer before the lockdown.

[Karl Henning]

High Fidelity

[Kaga2]

The seven per cent solution

I remembered this as kinda cute. Parts of it are, but it really drags near the end, with a silly and extended action hero train chase. Thumbs down.

[George]

High Fidelity

One of my all-time, top-ten movies!

Have you seen the TV version? Of course it isn't as good as the movie, but it looks at things from a different direction. For one, Rob is woman. Zoe Kravitz.

[Karl Henning]

One of my all-time, top-ten movies!

Have you seen the TV version? Of course it isn't as good as the movie, but it looks at things from a different direction. For one, Rob is woman. Zoe Kravitz.

Haven't seen the TV version. I did recall that you put me onto this 'un, George!


Sonic Death Monkeys ....

[SimonNZ]

One of my all-time, top-ten movies!

Have you seen the TV version? Of course it isn't as good as the movie, but it looks at things from a different direction. For one, Rob is woman. Zoe Kravitz.

Have you read the book? I was actually disappointed by the film mostly because of my fondness for the book which I'd read maybe three times before the movie came out - and because Jack Black is pathologically incapable of understanding that sometimes "less is more".

[Karl Henning]

Sydney Lumet's Fail Safe. Dang, this is good!