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Hereafter. A very touching movie about the afterlife.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1212419/

Robin Hood.

2 hours and a half of movie and at the end the tag appears "and so the legend BEGINS".

So what the bloody hell have I watched until then!??!

The beginning of the legend

And what's this? A spambot being interested in the movies that we, real people are watching?

Police Academy.

Still damn hilarious.

just watched Starship Troopers

One of my favourite movies ever, and the soundtrack is fantastic.

Battle: Los Angeles

mad cliche, but still a pretty entertaining moive

Taken was on last night, I really like it. Liam Neeson is just pure ninja in this film, I reckon he'd have Chuck Norris worried for a bit!

Letters to Juliette ....

Don't even fucking ask ...

edit : wait, I saw Due Date after that. That movie was at times funny, but more often painfully NOT funny and pretty awkward too (a dude masturbating simultaneously with his dog is just a bit too much out there, even for me).

Jackass 3!!!

Last movie at the cinema was a French one, about a left-winged girl who sleeps with right/extreme right dudes until they change their minds. Surprisingly good actually
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1646974/ for whoever is interested.

Else, RED with Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, John Malkovitch and Helen Mirren (oh, and random younger girl), AWESOME one with plenty of explosions, gratuitous violence, punches, rockets, machine guns and bodycount !
AWESOME !
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1245526/

"RRRrrr!!!"

EPIC MOVIE!!!

Ha! I just watched Krull, a fabulously ridiculous British fantasy movie from 1983, complete with a cyclops, a guy who is a dead ringer for Roger the Shrubber, and a hero who smiles regardless of what's going on in the story and abandons members of his party (including a child and a blind old man) in tough situations. It was great. Watched again the other night out of boredom and used At the Edge of Time as a soundtrack. As one might expect, the addition of Blind Guardian made the movie ten times better and far more hilarious.

you should read the book

I watched Crazy Heart last night, and really enjoyed it. A bit cliched, and obvious, but still enjoyable.

Today I watched Paranormal Activity 3. Well, to say that the magic is gone is quite the understatement. Pretty weak flick, with bland acting performances and never a truly scary atmosphere ... Quite unlike the very first movie of the series, which made me cry for mommy at one point Quite a disappointing movie, but maybe it's for the better, I sleep better with the lights off anyway.

Tomorrow's up : Either Mission impossible 4, Tucker and dale vs evil, A better life, Real Steel, Fright Night or the latest Sherlock Holmes movie. Or a couple of those. Hope some of those movies are nice.

I highly recommend Tucker and Dale vs Evil, really really funny, a tad bit predictable at times but a fun watch none the less.

Just finished watching "Knowing" with Nicholas Cage. Gotta admit this movie surprised me in many ways all of them positive. Eventhough the ending was becoming a bit predictable, you were led to doubt your predictions due to the great twists and turns in the plot that made the entire movie so surprising... So eventhough you could predict the ending, you wouldn't untill the very end.

I watched Anonymous and before that Solomon Kane. A year later, but still...

AGREED! Hilarious movie, if it actually hits your sense-of-humor note. It might not be so for everyone.

Seconded.

Also: Iron Fucking Sky.

I was so annoying with the whole irrationality and bullshitting they took so seriously in the movie. The whole idea is about as silly and ridiculous as nazis on the moon and should have been treated like that. Anything else in the movie was just run-off-the-mill hollywood blah-blah. Horrible film.

Can't say I agree with any of your points, for me it was a really nice movie.

At cinema it was Lithuanian film based on Jurga Ivanauskaitė's book "Miegančiųjų drugelių tvirtovė". On a TV... Am... I don't remember.

Thirding Tucker & Dale, and fuck yeah Iron Sky.

As for the topic, last movie I saw was Prometheus last friday. It was excellent. Really damn intense and had some amazing acting. Go see it.

Need to see Prometheus, and I'm jealous about Iron Sky. All my friends and I were excited to see it for some good absurd entertainment, but they didn't release it in US theaters.

Das weisse Band.

An artistic, quiet, but very impressive movie about some things in a village going terribly wrong in Germany in the years before WW1.

Project X

Loved it, although I know it's basically a flick devoid of actual content and aimed at a target audience with an average age of 17

Saw the Amazing Spiderman. Still not perfect, but sooooo much better than the 3 previous ones.

Oh, and a big massive recommendation to Starbuck, a movie from Quebec. Real good, funny, clever, sweet and quite simple. With a few really good quotes.

And such

The Dark Knight Rises which was a great finale to the Nolan trilogy, although I don't think it matches up to the second installment. Anne Hathaway was surprisingly convincing in her role. Nowhere near the train wreck Catwoman movie. Bane was an interesting villain.

My biggest complaint is that Gotham became Manhattan. I would have preferred had they kept the original look from Batman Begins with its gritty feel.

The cabin in the woods

Didn't like it that much really, the makers failed imo with their approach of 'choreographed horror', and the underlying theme of vengeful old gods seems painfully misplaced in a movie like this one. Also, the finale goes further over the top than a Sylvester Stallone movie. Conclusion : meh.

Same here, saw the other night The Dark Knight Rises. Slow and melanchonic beginning that makes you regret the Joker, things go crazy and entertaining (how can we top an hospital being blown up? hey, let's take the entire city hostage and let's give Batman a Batwing!), and stunning finale which was an awesome ending to the entire series.

Anyway, it could have been to give a better sense of closure, but am I alone in getting the feel that they "brought back" all the other villains (cameo from Liam Neeson, Scarecrow pops up also there) to somehow make up for the absence of the Joker? in the second movie, Heath Ledger basically carried the movie on his own, no need to look back at Batman Begins, in this one they crammed a lot of earlier references as in an attempt to make you miss the Joker a little less. Or, as I said, it could have just been closing the circle on the trilogy.

I dunno what would have happened if Heath Ledger hadn't died; probably they would have still went for another villain, but imagine how awesome it would be if the Joker would have been thrown in the middle of the movie once the riots break out.

Went to see Killer Joe yesterday. All I can say is...

HINHINHINHINHINHINHINHIN

(That was a creepy laugh)

And this movie is not going to help the fact that I already didn't like KFC.


Really.

If you're going to see it... DON'T GO TO KFC ! I'm rather serious about this !

The Smurfs


also, the title should be "The Last Movie You Watched", not "Watch".

Sonny Boy (but in my language it was translated "Uždrausta meilė" that means 'Forbidden love'). There is everything: love story, racial discrimination, history facts... It is very good film! I recommend it for everyone.

Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn :3 I love that movie!

I saw life of Pi. It was truly a magical movie.

Into the Void. Very strange movie about the experience of dying. fascinating.

Hm, I do know a movie Enter the Void, which is a psychedelic masterpiece set in neon-lit Tokyo. (also about the experience of dying, and about DMT)

Exactly that one! Damn me.

And now the last one is Holy Motors. Was good aswell and with brilliant acting!