Dont watch it Clare its far too sad or at least make sure you got some tissues!! And dont eat tomato soup like i did either lol!!

Bullitt :cool::up:

Did that hospital finally blew up with everybody inside???

The First Great Train Robbery with Sean Connery and Donald Sutherland

It wasn't a film, the last thing I saw was the final part of this Anne Frank drama and it made me cry, it was so sad :(.

One of my favourite Val Kilmer films, he's gorgeous and the movie isn't half bad either and has a stunning soundtrack to boot :cool:.


:lol:

Jackie Chan in "The Tuxedo". How I hate holiday viewing on the telly.

Constantine

bugs (CAN 03), cheap tv horror about giant (alien) roaches attacking people in the subway. Crap.

Have finished Seasons 1 and 2 of ER, (3 and 4 are on the way, courtesy of Amazon) and I'm back to House Season 4...

Was not a movie, Worlds Most Scariest Videos.

The Best Man

Very interesting movie with Henry Fonda about two politicians trying to become their party's presidential candidate and the methods they use in order to oust each other. Includes a short appearance by Mahalia Jackson.

Scarface Al Pacino

Since we had a snow storm yesterday, a whole bunch of movies but the last one was Zoolander...LOVE that movie...

have bought 'it' on dvd but havent gotten around to watch it yet.

any thoughts on that movie?

If you mean Stephen King's IT...I didn't like the book and the movie...

we'll see what it's like...

was actually gonna buy pet sematary, but amazon wants over 30€ for a single disc without any extras...

Can't you rent that? I mean...I gave up on buying DVD's...just rent them...

Oh by the way...yesterday also watched Hamlet 2...LOVED IT!!! Absolutely hysterical...Rock Me Sexy Jesus...lol...

30??? I saw it on Amazon for € 15,98. That DVD release is already a few years old, maybe they'll release a new one with extras soon...

Just watched Carnival of Souls.

now its on for 15 lol, i swear it was 30 last week.

appearantly there's a remake in the making...supposed to be in cinemas next year

Jesus...what for? Did they run out of the movies to remake? I often watch very old movies and there is a treasure to be found there to remake...

Finished watching House, Season 4, currently watching Cast Away and thinking it's definitely time to clear my stuff up and go to bed properly...

Me too.

Helen Hunt is great :cool:.

Tess of the d'Urbervilles

Thomas Hardy at his most heartbreaking...

Haven't seen a remake that was better than the original yet. (I have to admit that I enjoyed watching The Mummy with Brendan Fraser. It was not better but different and more funny than the original version with Karloff.) It seems as if Hollywood is running out of ideas. :roll:

I watched The Women yesterday - the original from 1939. An excellent movie and by far more entertaining than the remake.

Sadly I didn't realise it was on but Val is also very gorgeous in this :oops:.


It's a very good movie :heart: :cool:.
Taped this last time it was on.... Can't find it now !!!

The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy.

Enjoyed the film, but at the risk of upsetting Betty, I think Alan Rickman was miscast as the voice of Marvin...

All the way through now... Thanks Claire :cool: :)).

Favourite quote;

"You know what the worst thing about being you is?
Is pretending to be really shit in bed !"

:lmao: !

Batman Begins

The Gun In Betty Lou's Handbag

I accidentally found the DVD at a bargain bin in a furniture store and expected it to be as trashy as most of the other movies they offered there. But the actors did a good job and it was a good laugh except for the rather dull ending. Meat had a mini role and appeared for about one or two minutes. What a pity his appearance was that short, his facial expression was a riot. :-)

Yeah I was like that when I got Out Of Bounds... I was like OK he's in it for like what... 10 mins mabe less then he dies !!

I still really want to see that and can't find it anywhere (GIBLH I mean :p) !!

:twisted: Dead Poets Society.

I don't have any posters, screep caps, or random you tube vids.
Sorry :shrug:


This is one of the movies you just have to watch every time it's on.
Williams plays an awesome part, and I think everyone would have loved to have a teacher like Mr Fielding.

RockNRolla - better than I was expecting
Saw V - exactly what I was expecting lol

I had been wanting to see this movioe for a good while now and Mum and I went to see it last night and it was really good, funny in parts and really sad in others, this was based on a true story and the filmography and casting was fantastic, the little boy was really cute.
Nicole Kidman gave an amazing performance again and Hugh Jackman was great in his role also, all in all a fantastic move that I recommend you see if you can, the film also has a five minute interval :shock: :lol: !!

I can assure you all that it's a lot of fun to read this thread at work in a postage size browser...:roll:

Really? Everyone I know that's seen it said it was boring and way too long.

Cant be that boring its got Hugh Jackman in it with his top off lol!!

I found the VHS in Oxfam today for 99p, and I absolutely love this one, it's cute. Had the soundtrack at one time now I need to see if I can re-locate it... But it's great, I love it.

Thank god I am at home now...

Thread now renamed "The Pictionary Description Thread Of The Last Movie You Saw With Apologies To Anyone Running Anything Other Than The Fastest Broadband Connection"

You got it...lol...

OK, I think it's time to stop clogging this thread up with needless bandwidth huingry pictures and video clips, we've all got access to google so can go and search for further visual snippets from any film anyone recommends.

thanks andy

Not a film, but my mate Cathy stayed last night and brought with her the dvd of Duke Special's 5 nights at the Belfast Empire from 2007 - I'm starting to think I ought to investigate further....

Welcome to the Land of Shtis

loooove this movie

Actually, I couldnt agree more. Dont like Alan as the voice of Marvin either:roll:

i misread the title oooopppss

huh?? Whatever you read, I´ll tut tut you just in case

'it' (good, but not as good as expected) followed by Wayne's World :cool::metal:

Couldn't agree more :up:

Just watched Seven Pounds with Will Smith, very good film and he dies at the end by a jellyfish.

Pud :twisted:

Vidoq with Gerard Depardieu. Came with lots of special features.. but they are all in French. How i wish i'd stayed awake at school sometimes!

How to Lose Friends and Alienate People. I was rather disappointed with this one, as I'm u big fan of Mr Pegg usually. Not nearly enough laughs for a 'comedy'.

Pineapple Express...mostly crap but it had it's moments...

Iron Man. So much more fun than The Dark Knight.

Slumdog Millionaire. Very good film, apart from me nearly vomitting :barf: when the little kid jumped into a pit of human shit :shit:

Pud :twisted:

Re-animator

Beauty and the Beast again. Absolutely love it and what's even more awesome is that Robbie Benson voices Beast and he's Karla's husband, was really chuffed to discover that.
Though last thing I watched was The One Show but hey lol.

I can't actually remember! Have a few recent purchases to catch up on, (all oldies, mind) so I could be updating you later....

last night I watched The Rocker (funny film) and Slumdog Millionaire (very good indeed)

Twilight
Awesome movie!!! I´m almost left speechless... Definitely my current # 1 !!!

horror..The house of wax...load of tosh

... the original 1953 3D version with Vincent Price, or the 2005 crap?

Walt Disney's Aristocats :heart:.

not the original,have not seen that version,if Vincent Price stars,prob a good film

i love this film :-)

The end of the original version of The Fly, also starring Vincent Price, and I'm currently watching Big.... fantastic...

The Lift

Dutch horror movie from 1983. I've always been suspicious of elevators, now I have another reason for taking the stairs. :angst::lawl:

:twisted: The Quick & The Dead.

Joss Whedon's Serenity

Robin Hood (cartoon version) thanks to my 4 year old nephew.. lol

room 1408 -- a bit spooky

Good film!!

Valkyrie...surprisingly v good and i have hated tom cruise's recent films

Thunderbolt and Lightfoot - action movie from 1974, starring Clint Eastwood and Jeff Bridges :cool:

I like this film. It's a spin-off from the ill-fated Firefly series. :cool:

ps about to watch Madagascar - Escape 2 Africa. will let you al know what I think ;)

W.


well made, a lot more believable than Fahrenheit 9/11, also had an interesting storyline. Only problem is, that this is still only the picture and opinion of one man, Oliver Stone, and nothing objective.

I assume it's hard to make a reasonably objective movie about a politician (or any other public person), no matter who the director is. I even believe that something like objectivity does not really exist, everything you say or do is somehow subjective. You can only be objective up to a certain extent. ;)

The last movie I saw was Hell Is For Heroes - WWII movie by Don Siegel with Steve McQueen. Pretty good.

I really fancy watching that one, and I hate war films....

I've been having a furniture building and ironing movie marathon this weekend so far...

Bladerunner - The Final Cut
The Queen
Uncle Buck
Rain Man

phantoms (1998)

what appeared to be a typical b-movie horror flick actually turned out to be quite good.

Walt Disney's The Little Mermaid :heart:

SAW V
and
Keinohrhasen

if that's the ben affleck one i'm thinking of it's v good.

Saw The Wrestler last night, really good but a weird ending, Mickey Rourke is great in it.

The Crow.

For some reason I've never managed to watch it all the way though (work/sleep etc getting in the way) but I'm glad I did last night, loved it.

'tis that one. Ben Affleck, Peter O'Toole and not to forget Rose McGowan :drool:

Stepbrothers...what was expected and what was needed at the time...

Elizabeth...with Cate Blanchett and one of the Fiennes boys.

Might i just add Marisa Tomei is hot

As if I could...and i haven't....I didn't watched charmed, with ex girlfriends, for the award winning acting!

ahhh I LOVED that movie... especially King Julien :lol:
It was kinda awkward in the cinema though - I was with my brother whos 13 and everyone else was either about 6 years old or a mum... :roll:

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=1AYvPrkU9MU

That's where having kids comes in handy... LOL...

I'm currently watching X-Men The Last Stand...

I need to rewatch that I love it to peices and Brandon Lee was gorgeous though I refuse to watch the sequals, personally I feel their disrespectful to Brandon because he died making that film.

He was 38-years-old and this film was to break it for him.

A Good Woman starring Helen Hunt and Scarlett Johanssen. Took me a while to work out it was a version of Oscar Wilde's Lady Windermere's Fan. Very good though.

Spartan, as I said in the wrong thread LOL
Very good movie, especially as I'm a VK fan as you know and he appears in this pratically start to finish.
Enjoyed it.

:heart:

didnt watch it yet, but fetched pet sematery in the bargain bin today.

Maitresse....Gerard Depardieu

Hardly dare tell you what happens..i might get banned...but i'll hint..


rubber..nails...wigs...chains....cages.....dog food...leather straps....sticks...

didn't know it was like that when i ordered it from LoveFilm. Honest.

We'll believe you Bella, thousands wouldn't... lol...

I'm currently watching a bit of mindless entertainment - The Transporter...

Bruce died (while filming) at the age of 32, of what is to be believed, a brain hemmorage. Brandon died at the age of 28

I watched that last night. how strange.

This is based on a true story and it's really beautiful, though sad in other parts.

:heart:.