Last Movie You Watched

[George]

I just moved that movie up to the top of my playlist, Brian!

[nico1616]

One of my favorite films ever. Depardieu and Montand are extraordinary.

I like the second part, Manon des Sources, but not as much as Jean de Florette.

And yesterday I saw Manon des Sources
Although I missed Depardieu, I liked it as much as part 1.

[TheGSMoeller]

Saw this one yesterday, by the same directer/writer and equally dark:

The image is not showing for me, which film is it, George?

[George]

The image is not showing for me, which film is it, George?

Sorry.

I was impressed with this one, very dark but well acted and written.

Saw this one yesterday, by the same directer/writer and equally dark:

[TheGSMoeller]

Sorry.

Saw this one yesterday, by the same directer/writer and equally dark:

I haven't seen that one, how was it?
I saw one of Neil Labute's plays in NYC a few years ago, a one man play that takes place at his wife's funeral. Ed Harris was the actor in a theater for about 350 people, quite intense.
Unfortunately, Labute has had some duds lately with films, he is the remake of Wicker Man with Nic Cage.

[George]

I haven't seen that one, how was it?

Really good. I plan to see Your Friends and Neighbors soon.

[TheGSMoeller]

Really good. I plan to see Your Friends and Neighbors soon.

I liked that one.

[Todd]

I had to sit through yet another Harry Potter movie.  This is probably the worst of the first five, which is saying quite a bit.  JK Rowling should not publish another word.

[Brian]

I had to sit through yet another Harry Potter movie.  This is probably the worst of the first five, which is saying quite a bit.  JK Rowling should not publish another word.

Of the movies, I have only seen 1, 6, and 7.1. 6 was my favorite simply because Jim Broadbent showed up. I view the films as some kind of character-actor reunion party, but then they invariably get ruined by all that stuff about the kids.

Lest anyone object, I did read the books as a kid... they were ok.

[Karl Henning]

Heck, Jim Broadbent almost made it seem worthwhile to endure Moulin Rouge.

[eyeresist]

Todd is such a Grinch! (Or JK Rowling-approved equivalent.)

[Brian]

Heck, Jim Broadbent almost made it seem worthwhile to endure Moulin Rouge.

My exact feelings about that film.

[Zizekian]

Last night I watched two movies:

[val]

"THE DESCENDANTS"    with George Clooney

A nice movie, but I would like that the director enters more deeply in the personality of the characters, in special the one played by Clooney, instead of showing him only reacting to external events. I liked more the other movie I saw of this director, "Sideways".

[DavidRoss]

Heck, Jim Broadbent almost made it seem worthwhile to endure Moulin Rouge.

I liked the pictures. (Isn't that what movies are about?)

[DavidRoss]

Last night I watched two movies:

Love Drugstore Cowboy. Haven't seen Genius Within. Reminds me that I might enjoy seeing 32 Short Films about Glenn Gould again.

[Zizekian]

Love Drugstore Cowboy. Haven't seen Genius Within. Reminds me that I might enjoy seeing 32 Short Films about Glenn Gould again.

Yeah, Drugstore Cowboy was great! I was surprised to see William S. Burroughs make an appearance because I didn't realize he was in the film. His rant about the drug war was great. I have 32 Short Films about Glenn Gould in my Netflix streaming queue, so I'll have to check it out sometime soon.

[Karl Henning]

Just back from a mini-vacation, spent near (but never in) the Lizzie Borden B-and-B.

So, over the past several days I watched:

The In Laws
Best in Show
Hudson Hawk
The Cheap Detective

[TheGSMoeller]

So, over the past several days I watched:

Best in Show

Love the Christopher Guest troupe.

[mc ukrneal]

Just back from a mini-vacation, spent near (but never in) the Lizzie Borden B-and-B.

So, over the past several days I watched:

The In Laws

Which one? The original or the re-make?